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Your 2024 Fort Worth Wrapped is here

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Your Fort Worth Wrapped is here, and it’s been a big year for Cowtown. Let’s dive into your top stories of 2024, but first, some stats.
  • 49,769 of you are subscribed to FTWtoday — that’s 6,000+ more than 2023. Psst... send this newsletter to a friend to make sure they’re in the loop too.
  • You’ve read 260 newsletters. In those newsletters, we welcomed a new City Editor and shared over 1,000 News Notes.
You’ve changed, and so has Fort Worth. Let’s look at how you felt throughout the year.
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Events

Wednesday, Dec. 18

Free Admission Day | 8 a.m.-4 p.m. | Fort Worth Botanic Garden | Free | Saunter through over 20 specialty gardens, enjoy complimentary samples from Nothing Bundt Cakes + take home your own DIY birdseed ornament in honor of the garden’s 90th birthday.

Thursday, Dec. 19

Silent Night: Music for the Silent Screen | 6 p.m. | The Modern | $5 | Enjoy Charlie Chaplin’s 1921 silent masterpiece “The Kid” — tickets are free for The Modern members.

Friday, Dec. 20

Ugly X-mas Sweater Party | 6-10 p.m. | Rahr & Sons Brewing | $20 | A wristband gets you a commemorative pint glass, three pours of fresh craft brews + music from a live DJ.

Lone Star Brahmas | 7:30 p.m. | NYTEX Sports Centre, North Richland Hills | $5+ | The Brahmas take to the ice against the New Mexico Ice Wolves.
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News Notes

Development

Bell Textron announced its new amenity coming to north Fort Worth. The new facility will construct parts for a V-280 Valor — a tiltrotor aircraft that can take off or land vertically and catch speeds up to 300 mph. The $632 million facility will create 500+ jobs. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

Announced

Choctaw Casinos & Resorts is partnering with the Charles Schwab Challenge to introduce the Choctaw Club Village, a three-story venue overlooking the No. 10 fairway and No. 18 green at Colonial Country Club. Grab tickets to get access to casino table games, exclusive photo-ops, signature cocktails + lounge-style seating. (Fort Worth Magazine)

Network

Think your company has what it takes to be named the best in Fort Worth? Fort Worth professionals can now nominate their companies for Workforce Research Group’s “2025 Best Companies to Work For in Fort Worth.” Counties eligible include Johnson, Parker, Hood, Tarrant + Denton. Check out this year’s list. (Fort Worth Inc.)

Sports

The Texas Rangers announced the 37th annual Fan Fest will take place Saturday, Jan. 18 at Globe Life Field. Grab tickets now to get autographs from team players, watch Q+A sessions with Rangers legends, run the bases, and more. The best part? Parking for the fest is free. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Ever tried raccoon? As tasty as that sounds, we’ll pass our plate to Jerry Jones. WFAA journalist Paul B. Livengood II shared that the Dallas Cowboys owner can’t get enough of the southern delicacy. (WFAA)

Real Estate

Eight flood-prone homes in Arlington Heights just went up for sale with a starting price of $100,000. The listings come from the city’s decision to convert the flood-risk area into a green space + sell the remainder of property for redevelopment. Learn more about Arlington Heights in our City Guide. (Fort Worth Report)

Listen

In case you missed it, the Cowboys secured a (30-14) win over the Carolina Panthers Sunday night. Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Dallas Cowboys with Locked On’s daily podcasts.

Biz

Last call. Use the remainder of your end-of-year budget + get your business in front of thousands. For a limited time, take 25% off ads in our self-service ad portal when you use promo code “2025" at checkout.

Home

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Health

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Shop

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The Wrap

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Did anybody catch the series finale of “Yellowstone” Sunday night set at Billy Bob’s? Could you let me know if I made it to the big screen?

Back in August, I applied to be an extra on-set and actually got hired. Not a bad gig considering I got a free Lainey Wilson show.

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