Explore our beautiful city as you reach your resolution. | Photo via Canva
Just checking in — how’s the New Year’s resolution going? According to WalletHub, Fort Worth ranks No. 67 on its list of best cities at keeping their resolutions, but we’re determined to reach our goals.
Don’t worry if you’ve lost momentum. We’re taking a look at some of the most common resolutions and offering some tips to stay on track, just in case you need some local inspiration.
Exercise more
FTW is packed with ways to get active and stay moving. If you need some ideas, you could start by checking our guide to local gyms and trying a new fitness class. You could also try out a new sport or activity like yoga or a running club.
Save money
Next time you’re making plans, think free. Fort Worth has many no-cost activities around the city including tours, libraries, museums, and parks. We also like to explore the city’s flavors without breaking the bank by visiting restaurants with meals under $10.
Tuesday, Feb. 18 Tuesday Trivia | 7-9 p.m. | City Works | Free | Test your knowledge with friends, grab a bite, and sip on a brew — prizes go to the top three teams.
Wednesday, Feb. 19 Liverpool Legends | 7 p.m. | Arlington Music Hall | $44+ | Enjoy a night of nostalgic music, celebrating the music of the Beatles performed by an internationally acclaimed tribute band.
Thursday, Feb. 20 Maker of the Month | 5-7 p.m. | Toro Toro | Price of purchase | Visit the downtown spot for discount cocktails, tasty pairings + an active discussion on the brand of the week.
Friday, Feb. 21 “In the Heights” | Friday, Feb. 21-Sunday, Feb. 23 | Times vary | Theatre Arlington | $43+ | It’s the final weekend to see the musical with music and lyrics by Tony Award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda.
Campers take a walk on the wild side at Summer Zoo Camp. | Photos courtesy of Fort Worth Zoo
Wildly popular among kids ages 4 to 10, Summer Zoo Camp blends classic camp activities with wildlife encounters + fun excursions only found at the Fort Worth Zoo.
With nine week-long, full-day programs to choose from, Summer Zoo Camp is packed with wildlife encounters + exclusive excursions, making it an exciting experience for your little adventurer.
Considering a membership to the Fort Worth Zoo? Members enjoy 10% off camp registration, unlimited zoo admission + more.
From learning about animals to making new friends, Summer Zoo Camp is a roaring good time.
Winter isn’t over yet. With freezing temperatures arriving overnight tonight, ERCOT issued a weather watch for tomorrow, Feb. 19 through Friday, Feb. 21. It could get into the single digits in North Texas, and snow is in several forecasts for later in the week. (Dallas Morning News)
Eat
Hoya Korean Kitchen is moving, but don’t panic. The popular Sundance Square eatery is just opening in a bigger space on the same block. Hoya will take over a former sushi restaurant where it will continue to serve bulgogi, seafood stew, and kimchi fries. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Fort Worthian
Let’s send Fort Worth musician Abraham Alexander to the Oscars in style. Head down to Sundance Square Plaza on Thursday, Feb. 20 to meet the Oscar-nominated songwriter, celebrate his nomination for Best Original Song + possibly get his autograph. If you can’t make it, “Like a Bird” is definitely worth a listen.
Biz
That didn’t take long. Yesterday, we told you that The Malt Shop was for sale, and a pair of Parker County business owners already bought the 1950s-style hamburger drive-thru. Exactly what will happen remains unclear, but it will stay open during regular hours as it undergoes remodeling. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Civic
The Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department has a new director for the first time in decades. Dave Lewis is replacing Richard Zavala, who is retiring soon after serving in the role since 1992. Lewis started yesterday, and Zavala will help the transition through the end of April.
Closed
Dairy Queen is closing one of its Fort Worth locations. The store at 5441 Rufe Snow Dr. in North Richland Hills is one of 24 DQ spots closing its doors + liquidating its assets. Want to make your own Blizzards at home? Bid on items at the online auction. (CultureMap Fort Worth)
Ranked
Dallas ranks No. 10 among the worst US cities for termite infestations in 2024, according to a new Orkin report. The list was based on the amount of residential termite treatments the company performed last year.
Sports
Now that Luka’s gone, how is the future shaping up for the Mavs? Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Dallas Mavericks with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Featured Home
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Eat
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The Buy
The Buy
This No. 1 best-selling exercise dress. Wear it for your afternoon walk, then add a cardigan for dinner and cocktails.
If you need something to look forward to, the official start of spring is only 30 days away. That’s when glorious outdoor experiences like Butterflies in the Garden return to Fort Worth.
Answered
Answered
Do you make your own sourdough?
Yesterday, we asked you if you’ve joined the sourdough revolution in Fort Worth. Here’s the (baked) goods:
For 47% of respondents, leaving it to the experts is still the way to go.
34% said they don’t make their own sourdough, but would like to start soon.
11% believe their homemade loaves are award-worthy.
And 8% are just getting started on their baking journey.
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