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Did you know that one of the world’s most famous shootouts — which occurred in the streets of Fort Worth’s Hell’s Half Acre in 1887 — becomes a professional reenactment in the Stockyards every year?
This Sunday, Feb. 8, there will be a thrilling reenactment of the Luke Short-Jim Courtright gunfight, presented by a Keller-based team that has produced shows for Six Flags over Texas and SeaWorld.
The opportunity to time-travel awaits you in front of White Elephant Saloon. Beginning at 6:30 p.m., two actors portraying Short and Courtright will reenact the famous shootout. The event is free to watch.
Yesterday, the Fort Worth City Council met to unveil the $606 million second phase of the Fort Worth Convention Center expansion. Phase two is expected to be complete in early 2030. Review most recent updates.
Fort Worthian
Restaurant owner Jon Bonnell (Bonnell’s Fine Texas Cuisine, Waters Restaurant + Buffalo Bros) is on the road to recovery after a personal announcement that he had cancer. He said that the prognosis is good, and he has already undergone two surgeries. (Fort Worth Report)
Watch
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are taking their kickline and dance routines on tour. First stop — Dallas’ Winspear Opera House on Wednesday, April 7, with a stop at Will Rogers Memorial Center two days later. Tickets to see “America’s Sweethearts” go live tomorrow, Feb. 5. (CultureMap Fort Worth)
Sports
More than a year has passed since Luka Doncic was traded to the LA Lakers — and if we’re being honest, we’re still healing. WFAA’s Paul Livengood shares all that has happened since then.
Plan Ahead
The Grapevine Vintage Railway has released its 2026 calendar with several exciting family excursions starting Saturday, Feb. 21. Enjoy a train ride along the Bear Creek route, to the Stockyards, or check out DFW’s observation tower. Book your spot online. (Fort Worth Business Press)
Announced
UT Arlington has announced its first head coach for the future women’s flag football team. Meet Melinda Nguyen from Kansas Wesleyan. The team is set to play at Maverick Stadium starting next year. (WFAA)
Wellness
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February is about connection, from intimate dinners to catching the game with friends. Don’t let background noise get in the way. Horizon IX hearing aids use advanced German engineering for crystal-clear sound, all-day comfort, and a nearly invisible fit. No wonder 540,000+ customers love them. Start your 45-day no-risk trial.*
The Buy
Merit Beauty’s Signature Lip Blush. Available in eight pigmented shades, it applies like a lightweight balm with smooth, buildable color.
To get excited for the opening night of “SIX” at Bass Hall, I’ve booked myself a spot in the “SIX"-themed Pop Queen Ride at Union Cycle + Strength for this Saturday, Feb. 7. Come spin with me.