Fort Worth In Depth

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Fort Worth gears up for its first mayoral election in 12 years, a significant event that will shape local governance and policy direction. The Tarrant Regional Water District is pursuing federal funds for a flood control project, which leaders claim will bring economic benefits to the area. However, skepticism arises among residents as the project faces delays. The Fort Worth Report is dedicated to educating the community about the inner workings of the water district and the importance of this initiative. In tandem, the publication will launch "Where I Live," a series highlighting the unique stories from Fort Worth and Tarrant County's neighborhoods.

This initiative aims to celebrate the region's cultural diversity and engage residents in local narratives. The series "Profiles in Leadership" will also explore emerging leaders in Fort Worth, moving beyond traditional leadership roles. These initiatives reflect a commitment to community engagement and empowerment.

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