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🐝 A sweet comeback
BeeSweet Honey produces 100% Raw Texas Honey. | Photo by BeeSweet Honey
Did you know the Texas honey industry is one of the largest in the country? According to the Texas Department of Agriculture, last year was the first successful season for Texas honey production after many dry seasons. Beekeepers produced ~4 million pounds of honey, worth nearly $9 million.
Here are a few local farms where you can grab a jar:
Brent’s Bees, Fort Worth | Shop
This bee farm works with Texas-raised honey bees that are locally maintained and never shipped around the country.
SD Captain Bee Honey, Fort Worth | Shop in-person
A fan favorite at The Clearfork Farmers Market, their wax, honey, and honeycombs are 100% organic and preservative-free.
BeeSweet Honey, North Richland Hills | Shop
The family-owned and operated boutique sells liquid honey and comb honey.
Nature Nate’s Honey Co., McKinney | Shop
The Collin County-based company is the largest honey brand in the US and sells completely raw and unfiltered honey.
Did you know that when Fort Worth’s Log Cabin Village first opened in 1966, the price of admission was just 25 cents? The museum is inviting guests to a free 60th birthday celebration with family-friendly activities, demonstrations + more from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday, April 18. (Fort Worth Report)
Kids
Does your kid have what it takes to become one of the world’s youngest marine biologists? SEA LIFE Grapevine’s Mini Marine Biologist contest is now open. Through Sunday, April 19, kids can submit a drawing of an imaginary sea creature and a 100-word essay for a chance to win prizes.
Travel
DFW Airport’s American Express Centurion lounge is getting a major expansion, which will include more seating, a full-service bar, and a walk-up ice cream window. The lounge is expected to stay open during construction. Find out how you can access the lounge. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Sports
Next May, one of golf’s four major championships will return to DFW for the first time in 60 years. Ticket registration is now open for the PGA Championship, May 17-23, 2027, at PGA Frisco. Registration places individuals on a first-come, first-served basis when sales officially begin on Wednesday, May 20.
Real Estate
The former Los Vaqueros building, which dates back to 1915, is back on the market. In 2024, the mixed-use property was bought from the Cisneros family, who said that the cost of upgrading the building is very steep. (Fort Worth Report)
Weather
According to Meteorologist Pete Dulkus, this week brings more “spring-like” temps in the mid-70s to low 80s. We could see a slight chance of rain starting Friday and into the weekend, but it shouldn’t put a damper on any events you may have planned.
Post of the Day
Next year is the Fort Worth’s 49th Cowtown Marathon.
A little over a month after wrapping up this year’s race, registration for the 2027 Cowtown Marathon is open. Run (or walk) anywhere between a 5K and an ultramarathon. Next year’s races are on Saturday, Feb. 27-Sunday, Feb. 28. Not a runner? Stay tuned for volunteer opportunities.
A casual maxi skirt with a flattering high-rise design, ultra-soft material, and pockets. Slip it on for an afternoon running errands, dress it up for dinner with friends, and everything in between.
The 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships flip back into Dickies Arena next week. Tickets are on sale now — grab a seat to watch some of the nation’s best stick the landing. I attended last year and loved it.
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