Annette Jones+FollowBig changes coming to Near Southside Fort WorthFort Worth’s Near Southside is about to get a major upgrade! A new mixed-use project at 162 W. Rosedale is in the works, aiming to bridge the West Rosedale and South Main corridors and bring fresh energy to the neighborhood. The developers are eyeing a high-end restaurant for the ground floor and modern office spaces above—perfect for anyone who loves walkable, vibrant communities. With its prime spot near the Medical District and TCU’s new med school, this could be a game-changer for local dining, jobs, and daily life. What kind of restaurant or business would you love to see here? #Food #FortWorth #NearSouthside00Share
Cameron Frazier+FollowFort Worth clinic helps artists stay on stagePerforming artists in Fort Worth now have a dedicated clinic focused on their unique health needs. UNT Health’s Performing Arts Medicine team understands that musicians, dancers, and singers face injuries and pain just like athletes—but often keep quiet to protect their careers. This clinic is changing that by offering specialized care, from posture tips to hands-on therapy, and even partnering with local arts groups. It’s a game-changer for artists who want to keep performing without sacrificing their well-being. How do you think this approach could impact the local arts scene? #Entertainment #Music #FortWorth00Share
joseph36+FollowFort Worth gets a car wash upgradeFort Worth drivers just got a serious car wash upgrade—Links Car Wash has officially taken over the old Pristine Express spot on Altamesa Blvd. Locals can now expect a super-fast, high-tech wash with perks like free vacuums, mat cleaners, towels, and window cleaner. The company’s all about speed and quality, aiming to make your car shine in less time. They even kicked things off with a free wash weekend! If you’ve tried the new setup, how does it compare to your usual wash? Is this the kind of service Fort Worth needed? #Cars #CarOwnership #FortWorth00Share
Jenna Gonzales+FollowFort Worth sports scene gets a hometown leaderBig news for Fort Worth sports fans: Jim Barnes, a Castleberry High grad and lifelong Star-Telegram reader, is stepping in as the new sports editor. After years covering everything from poker to pro teams in Las Vegas, he’s back home to lead coverage of the DFW sports world. Barnes brings deep Texas roots and a fresh perspective, promising more insightful, entertaining stories about the teams and athletes we care about. What are you hoping to see from the Star-Telegram’s sports section under his leadership? Let’s talk about what local sports coverage means to you! #Sports #FortWorth #DFWSports00Share
James Brady+FollowAlligators are nesting in Fort Worth!Alligators are no longer just a Southern legend for Fort Worth—researchers have confirmed they’re nesting and raising babies right here in our wetlands. Crews at the Nature Center are out in force this week, tracking down nests and tagging gators to learn more about their health and movement. It’s wild to think that just a few years ago, hardly anyone believed gators lived in North Texas! Now, they’re a sign of healthy wetlands. Would you feel differently about hiking these trails knowing gators are nearby? Share your thoughts or gator stories below! #Science #FortWorth #Alligators00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowDowntown Fort Worth’s Simpson Building up for grabsA piece of Fort Worth history could soon get a new life—right in the heart of downtown. The iconic Bob R. Simpson Building, which has stood tall since 1910, is now on the market. Locals might remember it as the old First National Bank or the Baker Building, but its future is wide open: offices, apartments, or even a hotel. With its prime location and historic charm, what would you love to see this landmark become? Share your ideas—this could shape the next chapter of downtown! #RealEstate #FortWorth #DowntownFW00Share
TwilightTurtle+FollowFort Worth’s Kirkpatrick Middle: More than a schoolFort Worth is about to lose more than just a building when Kirkpatrick Middle closes in 2029—it’s the end of an era for generations who called it a second home. Mr. Vaughns, known as “Pops,” has shaped lives here for 36 years, teaching, mentoring, and even officiating weddings for former students. The school’s deep roots go back to its namesake, Milton Kirkpatrick, a champion for equal education. Teachers remember Kirkpatrick as a place where community and compassion came first. What memories or connections do you have to schools that felt like family? #Education #K12 #FortWorth00Share
Mary Williams+FollowFort Worth neighbor scores a year of Dr. Pepper!Imagine opening your fridge and never running out of Dr. Pepper for an entire year! That’s now reality for one lucky Fort Worth resident, who just won a year’s supply after a raffle at the Dr. Pepper Museum. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love a good hometown win, this kind of prize feels like a true Texas treat. If you could win a year’s supply of any drink or snack, what would you pick? Let’s hear your dream prizes and how you’d share them with friends or family! #Food #FortWorth #DrPepper00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowDowntown Fort Worth’s iconic building up for grabsA piece of Fort Worth’s history is hitting the market—right in the heart of downtown. The Bob R. Simpson Building, a century-old landmark that’s seen everything from grand banking halls to controversial renovations, is now for sale. Its prime location near Sundance Square and the Convention Center means endless possibilities: modern offices, a boutique hotel, or even downtown living. Imagine the stories these walls could tell! If you could shape the future of this historic spot, what would you want to see here? Let’s hear your ideas for the next chapter of this Fort Worth classic. #RealEstate #FortWorth #HistoricPreservation00Share
Jason Wells+FollowFort Worth’s Dr Pepper win: What would you do?A Fort Worth local just scored a year’s supply of Dr Pepper, hand-delivered by the Dr Pepper Museum team. Imagine opening your door to stacks of your favorite soda—how would you even store it all? For Matthew Ingle, this win is more than just free drinks; it’s a throwback to sharing Dr Pepper with his mom growing up. The museum’s annual giveaway has made three people’s soda dreams come true this year. If you won a year’s supply of your favorite drink, would you share, host epic parties, or keep it all for yourself? #Food #FortWorth #DrPepper00Share
