Asked: What are your Fort Worth-specific resolutions for 2024?

With the new year and a season of change, we want to know what our readers and followers want to accomplish or work on in 2024. Make your resolutions with us.

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Ring in the new year with these local resolutions around the city.

Photo by The Amon Carter Museum of American Art

New year, new you — sorta. We’ve all been posed with the question of what you want to change or achieve. That’s why here at FTWtoday, we’re treating resolutions a little differently — we want to know, what are your Fort Worth-specific resolutions?

Maybe you’ve lived here your whole life but there are sights you’ve never seen, or you’re still getting used to the area and want to feel more like a local. Big or small, we want to hear them all. To get you started, we’ll go first.

Editor Rebecca’s local resolutions:

  • Get back into hiking by trying out a new trail once a month
  • Cook more meals with local ingredients from a farmer’s market

Editor Kate’s local resolutions:

  • Finally learn to cook more than scrambled eggs and toast
  • Actually swim — my inflatable backyard baby pool isn’t cutting it anymore

Your turn — show us the new you. You might just see them in an upcoming newsletter.

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