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Fort Worth and Dallas First Responders Celebrate Christmas with Firehouse Families Amid Duty Calls

First responders in Fort Worth and Dallas spent Christmas with their “second families” at fire stations, maintaining service ...
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In Fort Worth, the fast-talking rhythm of an auction is the heartbeat of a family tradition

FORT WORTH, Texas — The first cutting horse competition took place in Haskell, Texas, in 1898. About 1,500 spectators watched a man on a 22-year-old horse win a $150 prize. The National Cutting Horse ...
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Thousands lace up for Fort Worth YMCA Turkey Trot tradition in downtown

North Texans traded turkey for running shoes this Thanksgiving morning, as thousands turned out for the 44th annual Fort Worth YMCA Turkey Trot. NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 are also proud yearly sponsors ...
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Joe T. Garcia’s celebrates 90 years of family, flavor and Fort Worth tradition

Joe T. Garcia’s, a Fort Worth institution, is celebrating 90 years of family tradition and community service. Founded in 1935 by Joe T. and Jessie Garcia, the restaurant began as a small barbecue and ...

Dallas firefighters spend Christmas on duty, create traditions of their own

While many families across North Texas gathered at home for Christmas, firefighters at Dallas Fire Station 27 spent the ...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram

For years, TCU’s ‘Ranch Week’ was hokey fun. Then the ranch queen got kidnapped

March 15, 1958: Kay Vanderpool, TCU sophomore, and Herman Young, senior from Woodville, won the titles of TCU Ranch Week queen and foreman in a runoff election. The pair will reign over Western ...