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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 5, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Fort Worth Weekly
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Period Poverty (opens the original)
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I recently met up with several of my fellow volunteers for one of Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas’ period-packing parties. Surrounded by boxes of donated feminine hygiene products, we assembled hundreds of period kits for the local community. Our goal for that evening? To help those experiencing period poverty, including children. The American Medical Women’s Association defines period poverty as the inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools and education. In North Texas, one in four teen
Period Poverty (opens the original)
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I recently met up with several of my fellow volunteers for one of Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas’ period-packing parties. Surrounded by boxes of donated feminine hygiene products, we assembled hundreds of period kits for the local community. Our goal for that evening? To help those experiencing period poverty, including children. The American Medical Women’s Association defines period poverty as the inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools and education. In North Texas, one in four teen
Aledo 10 (opens the original)
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Beagles have always been one of Americaâs most beloved dog breeds. Whatâs not to love about their floppy ears and big eyes? They are deeply engrained in our pop culture. Even famous fictional icons like Snoopy and Courage the Cowardly Dog are beagles. Unfortunately, this dog breed is exploited in laboratories across the world. This was the cruel reality of the Aledo 10, a group of female beagles recently rescued from Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin. Now, thanks to the local heroes at Saving Hope
Return to Sender (opens the original)
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FedEx promises to deliver on time — unless it involves sticking to agreements. The global carrier has a long history of acting as a bad neighbor in the Southeast Fort Worth neighborhood of Echo Heights. For five years, the global carrier operated its 9.4-acre trucking facility under a permit lapse that went unnoticed by the City of Fort Worth, despite the lot sitting adjacent to a city code-compliance building. Now, halfway through a two-year Conditional Use Permit (CUP), the carrier has failed
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