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H-E-B’s $20M warehouse is changing Fort Worth

H-E-B is making a bold move in Fort Worth with a $20 million warehouse that’s set to boost grocery options across North Texas. Locals have already seen nine new H-E-B stores pop up in just three years, and this massive 139,000-square-foot facility will help keep shelves stocked and deliveries running smoothly. The new warehouse, located near other big names like Budweiser and FedEx, shows just how serious H-E-B is about becoming a major player in the DFW grocery scene. What do you think—will this expansion shake up your grocery routine? #Food #HEB #FortWorth

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Meet Fort Worth’s new trail boss!

Georgia Cartwright is now leading the iconic Fort Worth Herd, bringing fresh energy and deep respect for our western roots to the twice-daily cattle drives in the Stockyards. She grew up in a cowboy family and lives by the motto: “Always ride for the brand.” Georgia’s passion for sharing Fort Worth’s living history shines through—she loves seeing visitors’ faces light up when the longhorns parade down the street. Her favorite steer? Lil’ Tex, the friendly miniature longhorn! If you’ve ever wondered what keeps this tradition alive, Georgia’s dedication is a big part of it. What’s your favorite Stockyards memory? #Business #Industry #FortWorth

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Fort Worth massage parlor shut down over trafficking

A Fort Worth massage parlor was just closed for a year after investigators found signs of human trafficking—think unlicensed staff, missing records, and evidence of sexual activity linked to shady websites. What’s even more alarming: this isn’t an isolated case. Since late 2023, Texas has cracked down on dozens of similar businesses, some even operating next to daycare centers. It’s a wake-up call that these crimes are happening right in our neighborhoods. If you notice anything suspicious at a massage business, speak up—your tip could help protect someone’s freedom. How do you think communities can stay vigilant without jumping to conclusions? #Business #FortWorth #HumanTrafficking

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Fort Worth massage parlor shut down for trafficking

A Fort Worth massage parlor was just shut down after investigators found alarming signs of human trafficking, including unlicensed staff, missing records, and evidence of people living on site. This isn’t just a paperwork issue—it’s about real people being exploited right in our neighborhoods. Since late 2023, Texas has cracked down on nearly 70 massage businesses tied to trafficking. If you notice anything suspicious at a local spa—strange ads, staff living there, or no licenses—don’t brush it off. Reporting it could help someone escape a terrible situation. What do you think needs to change to keep our communities safe? #Business #FortWorth #HumanTrafficking

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Fort Worth massage parlor shut down for trafficking

Paradise Massage Center in Fort Worth has been closed for a year after authorities uncovered signs of human trafficking, including unlicensed staff, suspicious living conditions, and links to illicit websites. This isn’t just about paperwork—real people are being exploited right in our neighborhoods. Since late 2023, Texas has seen dozens of similar closures, with some spas even operating next to daycare centers. If you notice anything off at a local massage business, speak up—your tip could help protect someone’s freedom. What more can we do as a community to watch out for each other? #Business #FortWorth #HumanTrafficking

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Mrs. Jessica Morgan

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Fort Worth massage parlor shut down over trafficking fears

A Fort Worth massage parlor was just closed for a year after authorities found signs of human trafficking—think unlicensed staff, missing records, and evidence of sexual activity tied to shady websites. This isn’t just a paperwork issue; it’s about real people possibly being exploited right in our neighborhoods. Since late 2023, nearly 70 Texas locations have faced emergency closures for similar reasons. If you ever notice something off at a massage business—like staff living on site or suspicious ads—don’t brush it off. Reporting it could help protect someone’s freedom. What more can we do as a community to spot and stop this? #Business #FortWorth #HumanTrafficking

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Fort Worth’s mega pet adoption fills hearts and homes

Hundreds of pets in Fort Worth found new families in just two days, thanks to the city’s MEGA Adoption Event. Over 760 animals were adopted, including Delilah, a sweet dog who’d been waiting for a home since last June. The Humane Society and Animal Care teams worked for months to prepare, and their efforts paid off—new owners even received free pet food and supplies. It’s amazing to see how the community came together to give so many animals a fresh start. What do you think makes a successful adoption event, and how can we help even more pets next time? #Pets #FortWorth #PetAdoption

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Fort Worth’s film studio boom: What it means for us

Fort Worth is about to become the heart of Texas filmmaking, with the state’s largest working film and TV studio setting up shop right here. This massive 27,000-acre campus isn’t just about Hollywood glitz—it’s a game-changer for local jobs, creative opportunities, and the city’s future. With heavyweights like Paramount and the creator of “Yellowstone” involved, expect more productions, more buzz, and a bigger spotlight on our community. How do you think this will shape Fort Worth’s identity and economy? Let’s talk about what this means for our city’s next chapter! #Entertainment #Movies #FortWorth

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Free rides open new doors for Fort Worth teens

Fort Worth high schoolers are about to get a serious boost: free rides on Trinity Metro buses and trains! This new program means students can get to after-school activities, jobs, and community events without worrying about the cost. It’s a game-changer for families, especially those watching every dollar. By removing transportation barriers, the city is giving teens more independence and access to opportunities all over Tarrant County. Imagine how this could shape student life and the whole community. What do you think—will this help students thrive? #Transportation #FortWorth #StudentLife

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Fort Worth’s cheapest spots for school lunches

Packing school lunches in Fort Worth just got pricier, with the average cost now at $6.15 per day—16 cents more than last year. But if you’re looking to save, WinCo comes out on top, offering a week’s worth of breakfast and lunch groceries for just $53.55. That’s the lowest among seven major stores surveyed, beating out Aldi, Walmart, and others. Juice boxes, deli ham, and snack packs have the biggest price swings, so keep an eye out for deals. Where do you shop for school lunch essentials, and have you noticed prices creeping up? Let’s share tips and help each other save! #Food #FortWorth #SchoolLunch

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