Joy Donovan

Joy Donovan is a contributing writer for CandysDirt.com covering the Midcities and Fort Worth.

Fort Worth’s Most Endangered Properties List Highlights 4 At-Risk Sites

By Joy Donovan / May 8, 2026 /

Historic Fort Worth, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving Fort Worth’s historic places, announced earlier this week its 2026 Most Endangered Places List, with four sites making this year’s list. Released each May during National Preservation Month, Historic Fort Worth’s list spotlights buildings, neighborhoods and cultural sites at risk of disappearing. The hope is that public…

Enjoy Tee-Time Living on the Edge of Fort Worth’s Colonial Country Club

By Joy Donovan / May 5, 2026 /

With the Charles Schwab Challenge — the big golf tournament known for decades around here as “The Colonial” — just weeks away, this Colonial Parkway home will solve all your parking problems as a short walk to one of Fort Worth’s biggest annual events. The home for sale at 2211 Colonial Parkway offers an opportunity…

New Swag Takes Fort Worth’s Annual Fairmount Home Tour to the Next Level

By Joy Donovan / May 1, 2026 /

Fairmount’s annual home tour has officially entered its “we’ve arrived” era. What began decades ago as a proud neighborhood walkabout now draws crowds big enough to justify its own merch. Yes, Fairmount National Historic District’s home tour has swag: a new Fairmount flag, t-shirts, tote bags, stickers, and the always-popular posters. To home tour fans,…

Fort Worth Garden Club Toasts 100 Years of Service, Civic Influence

By Joy Donovan / April 28, 2026 /

As one enthusiastic attendee said, the Fort Worth Garden Club’s recent gala to mark the esteemed club’s 100th anniversary is “all anyone is talking about.” The beautiful outdoor celebration, co-chaired by club members Molly Jones, Michelle Marlow, and Debbie Reynolds, marked the club’s centennial at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. It’s a site beloved for…

Masterful Garden Tours Set To Bloom in May

By Joy Donovan / April 26, 2026 /

North Texas garden lovers will get to choose their own adventure because both Dallas County and Denton County Master Gardeners are flinging open the garden gates on the very same Saturday. Uber garden fanatics just might want to catch both on May 9. With a Dallas County tour full of Oak Cliff charm to the…