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A first-class relic of St. Pio, a blood-stained bandage, has been welcomed at a Catholic Church in White Settlement, Texas, drawing significant local interest. Hundreds attended the event to celebrate the arrival of this important religious artifact, reflecting its cultural and spiritual significance in the community.
Fort Worth has officially annexed land in Denton County, which will be designated for a new church for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This development is significant for local community planning and religious expansion in the area.
A conservation group has launched a campaign to protect the dwindling native prairies in North Texas, where less than 1% of these ecosystems now remain. The initiative aims to acquire land and prevent further development that threatens these vital habitats.
The Davey O’Brien scholarship, which has been supporting North Texas student athletes for 38 years, aims to increase the number of campuses that nominate candidates for its $50,000 scholarship. The foundation is focused on broadening its reach and impact on local student athletes, ensuring that more deserving individuals benefit from this financial assistance.
The Fort Worth Report has launched a free obituary service called "In Remembrance," aiming to provide a comprehensive daily listing of obituaries. This initiative serves as a central hub for tributes to loved ones, reflecting the community's stories and connections. The service enhances the accessibility of memorial information for the Fort Worth area.
The Fort Worth Report has introduced "In Remembrance," a free obituary service designed to honor and preserve community stories by providing a daily, comprehensive listing of obituaries. This initiative aims to serve as a central hub for tributes to loved ones, enhancing community connection and remembrance. With this service, the publication reinforces its commitment to local journalism and community engagement.
The City of Fort Worth will resume facility rentals at community centers and libraries starting October 1, 2024. This decision marks a significant step towards providing residents with access to essential public spaces for various events and activities.
The Trinity River Waterwheel Initiative, an innovative tool designed for litter collection, is currently paused pending future funding decisions. This initiative aimed to enhance environmental efforts in Fort Worth, Texas, but its continuation now hinges on securing additional financial support.
The Northside Community Center is set to host a significant event in collaboration with the National Council on Aging, focusing on fall prevention and risk reduction. This initiative aims to educate community members about the risks associated with falls and provide strategies to mitigate them.
August sales tax collections in Fort Worth have increased compared to the same month in 2023, contributing positively to the city's General Fund and the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD). This uptick in revenue reflects an ongoing trend of economic recovery and growth within the region.