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Need weekend plans? How about strolling West Magnolia Avenue without worrying about cars. Consider punching a ticket for Grapevine’s jazz and wine train or seeing an intimate contemporary ballet performance at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
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The giant glowing orb frequently stops pedestrian traffic on Magnolia Avenue.
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The Southside Community Center is not currently for sale, but that could change as Fort Worth considers how to address an estimated $9.9 million in repairs.
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Fort Worth will soon be home to another music festival.
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Jennifer Giddings Brooks remembers the numerous Christmas mornings she spent at the home at 1201 E. Terrell Ave. in the Historic Southside.
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About 15 years ago, an economic downturn put an end to the planned redevelopment of the historically Black Historic Southside.
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Long-neglected southeast Fort Worth is on the cusp of seeing more than $500 million in investment and development in the coming years as several projects — both announced and in the pipeline — take shape.
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Douglas Spellman, 73, remembers numerous visits to the Brooks Family Practice Clinic while he was growing up in Fort Worth’s Historic Southside in the late 1950s.
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Ross Haynes bought his first house on Stella Street in Fort Worth’s Historic Southside over three decades ago.
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More than 1,000 artists will soon set up shop across 21 blocks of Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth’s Near Southside.
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Fort Worth resident Johnny Lewis never stops wondering what the Historic Southside could be.
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