Celebrate FTWtoday’s first birthday

Looking back at our favorite local stories from the last year.

FTWtoday team

Editor Rebecca + Editor Kate | Photo by FTWtoday

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Happy birthday to us!

FTWtoday has been bringing you fresh, local news since Oct. 18, 2021. We’re looking back at your — and our10 favorite pieces that show why we love Fort Worth. 🎂

But first — check out our OG newsletter about Cowtown’s most haunted places.

Rebecca’s faves

I’ve gotten the opportunity to cover a range of topics since launching the newsletter last fall and being a foodie at heart, I love covering restaurant news. If I’m not on the hunt to try the newest eats around town, I’m looking for the latest development news that will shape the future of Panther City. Here are a few of my favorite pieces:

Kate’s faves

Since joining the FTWtoday team this spring, I have loved diving deep into the changing culture of my home. I enjoy covering new art, music, and design around town, as well as digging into the history of Cowtown. Some of my favorite pieces include:

Social media spotlights

In case you didn’t know, we’re big on social media as well. We love bringing you local tips and tricks — like these 10 spots for your morning brew and five places to picnic around town.

Cheers to one year and here’s to many more. 🎉

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