Fort Worth

Is The Recent Smart Water Meter Mayhem Coming to a City Near You?

By Daniel Lalley / March 3, 2025 /

In recent days, smart water meters around North Texas have come under scrutiny. After the City of Plano reported mass signal failure across its $10.6 million meter systems, speculation sparked. In fact, last week, a volley of articles outlined area concerns. For those in other municipalities wondering if this technology could spell hang-ups in their…

Fort Worth’s Ridglea Hills Neighborhood Is Giving ‘Leave It to Beaver’ Vibes

By Joy Donovan / February 28, 2025 /

The Ridglea Hills neighborhood, tucked into Fort Worth’s rolling hills, is known for its peaceful environment, manicured lawn, and family-friendly atmosphere. It’s an established neighborhood of homes built in the middle of the last century. You might even call if “Leave it to Beaver” material. Roll into advantages the easy commutes to downtown Fort Worth…

Mira Vista House Is a Must-See for Entertaining in Fort Worth Private School Corridor

By Joy Donovan / February 18, 2025 /

So, your beautiful children are enrolled at either Country Day, Southwest Christian, or Trinity Valley schools. You need a home large enough to entertain all the mahjong gals, not to mention a place to hold birthday parties for the soccer team, team meetings for school friends, and celebrations for church buddies. Outdoor entertaining is your…

Fort Worth Country Day Celebrates New Lower School on 104-Acre Campus

By Joy Donovan / February 4, 2025 /

Fort Worth Country Day, a private school located on 104 acres in Southwest Fort Worth, recently dedicated the newly constructed Annie Richardson Bass Lower School. A formal ceremony, held Jan. 13, celebrated the $25 million, 32,720-square-square-foot building constructed to replace the lower school building. The day also marked the first day more than 325 students…

New Office Building Artfully Banking on Parker County Success

By Joy Donovan / January 21, 2025 /

When a banker loves art, concocting a way to combine the two isn’t a big stretch. Here’s banker Greg Morse’s latest idea. He took the metal sculpture of a pointing dog created by artist Dale Rogers out of his backyard and placed it for all to see along I-30 in Fort Worth. It’s the site…