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Blue Line replaced Molly the Trolley, which ceased operations on Saturday, June 7.

Last week, Trinity Metro celebrated the launch of its Blue Line — which officially rolled out yesterday, replacing Molly the Trolley.

The Blue Line is the second of Trinity Metro’s color-coded buses (after the Orange Line). Passengers now have a sleek new way to ride to major destinations around downtown, like the convention center and Sundance Square.

The route — which runs daily between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. every seven minutes — includes stops near popular shops, bars, restaurants, hotels + more. The buses also feature artful imagery of iconic city sights.

Amon Carter Museum

Events

Monday, June 9

Hannah Owens | 8-11 p.m. | Magnolia Motor Lounge | Free | Grab tickets in advance to see the local singer-songwriter based in Fort Worth.

Tuesday, June 10

“Moulin Rouge!” The Musical | Tuesday, June 10-Sunday, June 15 | Times vary | Bass Performance Hall | $57+ | Experience the dazzling spectacle of love, truth, beauty, and freedom in this Tony Award-winning musical, featuring the iconic anthem “El Tango de Roxanne.”

Wednesday, June 11

Shakira | 7:30 p.m. | Globe Life Field, Arlington | $86+ | The “Hips Don’t Lie” international pop sensation is bringing her “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” tour to DFW.

Thursday, June 12

Marquee Night Out: Margarita Mixology Class + Tasting | 7:30-9 p.m. | B&B Theatres North Richland Hills 8, North Richland Hills | $43 | Sip three margaritas and learn more about how to make delicious cocktails at home.

Friday, June 13

Young Professionals Jabber & Java | 9-10:30 a.m. | Arlington Board of REALTORS, Arlington | Free | Register in advance to start you morning with coffee + conversation with fellow young professional chamber members — you don’t have to be a member to attend.
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Finance

Add this wealth-building tool to your business

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Businesses of all sizes can benefit from this tool. | Photo provided by United Texas Credit Union
Looking to grow your business funds without the guesswork? Business Share Certificates from United Texas Credit Union are a smart, secure way to invest.

The minimum investment threshold is as low as $500, which means these certificates cater to diverse financial strategies. Start with as little as $500, enjoy private insurance up to $250,000 per account, and open as many certificates as you like. With rates as high as 4.25% APY on a special 6-month term (for balances starting at $25,000), you can earn more — fast.

The combination of flexibility, robust returns, and financial security makes Business Share Certificates an attractive choice for businesses looking to enhance their investment portfolio while safeguarding their funds.

Smart money moves start here. Connect with the United Texas Credit Union team for more information or to open a Business Share Certificate.
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News Notes

In case you missed it, Taylor Swift bought back the rights to all of her music. If you’re looking to celebrate, there’s a Taylor Swift Music Tribute taking over the Irving Arts Center on Sunday, July 6.

Kids

Get your popcorn, Cinemark’s Summer Movie Clubhouse is back. The seasonal promotion will let you escape the Fort Worth heat by offering family-friendly movies on Wednesday mornings with $1.75 tickets, plus discounts on concessions. Next up: “The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.”

Sports

Pete DeBoer is out. Last week, the Dallas Stars fired its head coach, and the search for the next one begins immediately. Check Locked On’s daily podcasts for more Dallas hockey news.

Mansion Monday

Check out the interesting shape of this four-bedroom, four-bathroom mansion in Overton Park. The home boasts 5,004 sqft and its indoor features include a fitness room, private office, and a stylish wet bar. Step outside, where you’ll find a resort-style backyard, sparkling pool, and a fully equipped living area.

Travel

Sorry, your Costco membership won’t get you past TSA. You’ll have to get your REAL ID like the rest of us. But pick us up a rotisserie chicken if you’re already making a Costco run. (WHAS11)

Drink

What’s your favorite beer? If it’s Coors, you’re not alone. Data shows that it’s the most popular beer in Texas. (Visual Capitalist)

Listen

Turn up the tunes — Spotify shared its predictions for 2025’s song of the summer, including tracks by Lorde, Lady Gaga, and Morgan Wallen. If you’d like to add some local flair to your playlist, we recommend these songs about Cowtown.

Read

Pizza Hut’s Book It summer reading program now has an accompanying app. Parents can download the app to set goals, track progress, and redeem rewards (like pizza) for their kiddos. Adults hoping to take part in some summer reading of their own can check out our local list.

Weather

Look ahead at this week’s temperatures. WFAA meteorologist Pete Delkus shared a 14-day forecast of North Texas weather.

Try This

Step into the story behind the lens at Portraits & People, this month’s Second Thursdays at the Carter, happening on Thursday, June 13. Celebrate Richard Avedon’s iconic “In the American West” with a happy-hour live performance, specialty cocktails, postcard-making, and a talk with photographer Laura Wilson. RSVP.*

Community

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Check out these photos capturing the transformation of the Fort Worth Public Market, now over 90% complete. Honoring its historic roots while adding exciting new dining and living spaces, we can’t wait to see this iconic revitalization come to life.*

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City Guide

💍 Looking for the perfect wedding venue?

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The Vintage Rail is a versatile space that can be set up exactly how you want it. | Photo by Marissa Merrill Photography
Whether you’re getting a jump start on your holiday party planning or preparing for an upcoming wedding reception or family reunion, check out this list of rentable wedding venues in Fort Worth.

The Vintage Rail
  • Rate: $5,000-$6,500 with custom packages available
  • Accommodates: 200 guests
  • Key features: Free on-site parking, open vendor policy, customizable LED lighting + catering kitchen

Artspace 111

  • Rate: $780-$7,800
  • Accommodates: 200 guests
  • Key features: Full use of gallery space, day-of coordination, cake-making services, security guard + a sound system

The 4 Eleven

  • Rate: Inquire for pricing details
  • Accommodates: 420 guests
  • Key features: Equipment rental, cake stands, commercial fridge + kitchen prep space

City Guides are presented by Walsh.
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The Buy

The perfect athleisure tennis dress, available in summer colors like pink sorbet, iconic black, and heated red. Our favorite part: A built-in medium-support shelf bra and built-in shorts with a pocket.
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Games

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The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
Let the games begin

Answered

Last week, we asked “what would your cowboy club alter ego be” at Taylor Sheridan’s future Cattlemen’s Club?

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We’re guessing Fort Worth millionaire ranchers were born on a horse and haven’t gotten off since.

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  • 41.7% are Millionaire Ranchers
  • 25% are Rodeo Divas
  • 16.7% are Urban Outlaws
  • 16.7% are Whiskey Tycoons
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The Wrap

Today’s edition by: Elizabeth Hastings

Say, do you recognize that bride? (No, it’s not me.) It’s just my sister. Last October, she got married at The Vintage Rail. I’ve seen bridal suites smaller than my bedroom at some wedding venues, but not at this one. There was plenty of room for all of us bridesmaids. Pro tip — don’t miss a photo opp outside in front of the neon “Keep It Funky Fort Worth.”
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City Editor Elizabeth during her Maid of Honor speech in October 2024.

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