Fort Worth City Council members approved historical and cultural landmark status for three properties, including a westside ...
“Your Place in History: Historic Southside” is a six-week initiative to collect memories, photographs, documents and audio ...
The kitchen is perfectly serviceable — plain, not updated, not glam. Actually, hoping not to tell tales out of school, the ...
The demolition comes after the water district held an auction last year to salvage and sell the stadium’s memorabilia, ...
The development in southwest Fort Worth will soon be home to pro athletes, musicians and some of North Texas’s business elite ...
Museum officials hope to have the grand opening in 2026, when Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth, turns 100 years old.
The Fort Worth City Council will vote on demolishing the Southside Community Center to build the National Juneteenth Museum.
The building is registered on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel is Bedford Hospitality's first project in Fort Worth. Jeff Blackman, president of Bedford Hospitality, said the ...
Nearly three years after Fort Worth officials first pledged support for the National Juneteenth Museum, council members ...
The Fort Worth History Center will accept information, historic photographs and memories of the Historic Southside through Feb. 28.
The National Juneteenth Museum has unveiled new renderings as Fort Worth City Council voted to approve a land deal and ...
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