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Matthew Jackson

Big changes coming to North Fort Worth living

North Fort Worth is about to see a major boost in housing options, with over 800 new apartments and cottages on the way. The first phase will bring nearly 400 units, and residents could move in as soon as early 2027. What’s really interesting is the developer, HPI, is not just building homes—they’re also upgrading local roads and adding cool amenities like a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, and even a golf simulator. Plus, they’re trying out a new rental service for things like paddle boards and coolers. How do you think this will change the neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #FortWorth #CommunityGrowth

Michael Alvarez

Goldee’s BBQ gets a spicy new twist

Zain Shafi, the creative mind behind Sabar BBQ’s Pakistani-Texas flavors, is now part of the Goldee’s BBQ team near Fort Worth. Shafi’s brisket and seekh-kebab sausage made waves across Texas, and now he’s bringing that bold energy to Goldee’s, already famous for its fusion of global barbecue styles. With Shafi joining forces with the original crew, expect some exciting new flavors alongside the classics. If you’re a barbecue fan, this could shake up your weekend lunch plans! What unique BBQ mashups would you love to see on the menu? #Food #FortWorth #BBQ

Vincent Silva

Christmas at Fort Worth Fire Station: A new tradition

Christmas at Fort Worth Fire Station 14 looked a little different this year, with firefighters and their families turning the station into a festive home away from home. Instead of the usual holiday at home, families shared a meal, played games, and made the best of working through the holiday. Even when a call came in, the sense of togetherness didn’t fade. It’s a powerful reminder of the sacrifices first responders make—and how they find ways to celebrate, connect, and keep spirits high, no matter what. How do you honor those who work through the holidays in your community? #Culture #FortWorth #Firefighters

Mary Williams

Fort Worth’s Bankhead Brewpub closing, but not gone

Big changes are brewing in Fort Worth’s West 7th area—Bankhead Brewpub is closing its doors at the end of the year after accepting a major offer for their spot. But this isn’t the end for Bankhead fans! The team is already scouting new locations and promises an even bigger chapter ahead, with plans for 2026 and beyond. If you’ve ever enjoyed their Texas Twinkies or caught live music there, you’re part of the story. Mark your calendar for their farewell party on Dec. 30. What do you hope to see in their next location? #Food #FortWorth #BankheadBrewpub

Traci Keller

Fort Worth drivers face new digital speed limits

Digital speed-limit signs are now lighting up I‑35W in Fort Worth, changing the way we drive during bad weather, traffic jams, or accidents. These new signs let TxDOT instantly lower speed limits—usually by up to 10 mph—right when conditions get dangerous. It’s a direct response to the tragic 2021 pileup, aiming to make our roads safer and more adaptable. The limits are fully enforceable, so when you see a new number on the sign, that’s the law. How do you feel about these changes? Will they make you feel safer, or just add confusion to your commute? #Transportation #FortWorth #RoadSafety

phillipsbrian

Would you live in a Fort Worth hotel penthouse?

Imagine calling a luxury hotel your home—right in Fort Worth’s cultural district! One of just seven ultra-exclusive condos attached to the Bowie House hotel is up for grabs, and it’s packed with perks: think room service, a private dining room, a pool, a hot tub, and even a Saks Fifth Avenue suite for last-minute party outfits. The place itself is stunning, with designer interiors and three bedrooms. The price tag? $5.488 million. If you could live in a hotel with all these amenities, would you go for it? Or is this just a dream for most of us? #Home #FortWorth #LuxuryLiving

Rebecca Henderson

A Christmas miracle at Fort Worth hospital

A newborn girl from Georgia is thriving this Christmas thanks to a bold team at Cook Children’s in Fort Worth. After every other hospital turned them away, her family made the journey to Texas, hoping for a miracle. Against the odds, doctors performed two complex heart surgeries on baby Anna Claire, who was born with a rare heart defect and Turner syndrome. Five months later, she’s home, smiling, and filling her parents’ days with joy they never thought possible. Stories like this remind us how far hope, determination, and medical innovation can go. What moments of unexpected hope have touched your life? #News #ChristmasMiracle #FortWorth

georgebryant

Fort Worth shines in new ‘Landman’ episode

Fort Worth locals are spotting their favorite hangouts and landmarks on the latest episode of “Landman.” From the iconic Stockyards and White Elephant Saloon to the TCU campus and even a quick mention of Troy Aikman, the city’s character is front and center. It’s wild seeing spots like Body Machine Fitness and Neiman Marcus on screen, especially knowing some have already closed or are local legends. If you’ve watched, which Fort Worth cameo got you most excited? Let’s talk about how it feels seeing our city in the spotlight! #Entertainment #TVSeries #FortWorth

Jacob Morris

Fort Worth’s Cowtown Coliseum hosts rodeo showdown

Fort Worth’s historic Cowtown Coliseum is buzzing as the National Finals Breakaway Roping brings the top 15 ropers in the world right into the heart of the Stockyards. With a $300,000 purse and the world title on the line, every second counts—literally. Hali Williams is making waves with lightning-fast runs, but the leaderboard is tight, and local fans are loving the action. The move from Las Vegas to Fort Worth, prompted by a horse virus outbreak, has made this year’s event even more memorable. Who do you think will take home the gold buckle? #Sports #FortWorth #BreakawayRoping

RunicRabbit

Fort Worth’s TEXRail extension finally moving

After years of talk, the TEXRail extension from downtown Fort Worth to the Near Southside medical district is finally getting real, thanks to a $33 million contract greenlight. While there’s still about $20 million left to secure before full construction can start, crews are prepping for early work like track upgrades and new train storage. With ridership already climbing and new connections to DART’s Silver Line, this project could make commuting way smoother for locals. What changes do you hope to see with the new rail stretch? How might it impact your daily routine? #Transportation #FortWorth #TEXRail

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