Marissa Greene | Fort Worth Report
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A faith-based nonprofit announced it is closing its doors after serving the Hurst-Euless-Bedford area for 28 years.
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An anti-transgender event organized by conservative political activists at a Fort Worth community center April 20 has been canceled after community members raised concerns that it would violate the city’s nondiscrimination policy.
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After two months of anticipation among Keller ISD parents and staff, parts of an episode shot at Central High School were recently featured on an international TV show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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Tensions between parents and Keller ISD leadership remain nearly two months after a film crew visited Central High School for a show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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Rachel Williams, a senior at Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts, twirled in front of a three-way mirror. Her light green, floor-length gown swayed with her. In the reflection, her smiling face beamed. Behind her, two friends sported the same excitement.
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Reaz Rahman and Fouzia Syed share what a day in their home looks like as they observe Islam’s holy month.
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When Brendan Voss had to turn to the person next to him at a table and ask if they had ever considered suicide — he felt the urge to almost whisper the word ‘suicide.’
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A significant Hindu festival filled with colorful clouds of chalk dust, live music and dance troupes is coming to Fort Worth’s Panther Island.
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Civil lawsuits, thousands of dollars in campaign finances, and endorsements from national and statewide elected officials — these are all the things Tarrant County voters might have considered when casting their ballots in the constable races during the 2024 primary election.
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The Gatehouse, a Christian-based nonprofit, provides housing and child care to single mothers trying to obtain degrees.
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Two mothers of faith had stories to share during Fort Worth Independent School District’s Feb. 27 school board meeting on sex education. Although what they were asking from the board was different.
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Lou Anne Mauldin and Carol Hafer, librarians for Broadway Baptist Church, remember feeling shocked to learn that a book they ordered for the church had a previous life at a Massachusetts high school.