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North Texas high schools celebrate homecoming traditions (opens the original)
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It's homecoming season in North Texas, and it brings some of the biggest moments in high school, from mums that live up to the “Everything is better in Texas” stereotype to the glamour and gowns of homecoming court. Local photographer and writer Amy J. Schultz was so fascinated with them that her photography study of homecoming mums evolved into a multimedia art exhibit in 2019, then a book in 2023 called MUMENTOUS. “The first photo I saw of a homecoming mum was shot in 1913, and I know Texans a
Free bookshop hopes to build a community of book lovers in Fort Worth (opens the original)
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A nonprofit known for providing free supplies and support to teachers is expanding its reach to do something good for more people in the community. The Welman Project in Fort Worth just opened a free bookshop called Pages for the People. It's inside the nonprofit's location on the Near Southside, where the mission is to fill a classroom, not a landfill. Shelves are lined with children's books, along with books from crafts to romance to books in Spanish. Want a book to take home? It's yours. Got
Grants for teachers bring something good to North Texas classrooms (opens the original)
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Almost three dozen teachers around North Texas got something good that brought a little boost to their classrooms. Teachers in 31 schools got 250 dollar grants from Dallas-based TSG Restaurants and McAlister's Deli. • One teacher used the funding to launch Leopard Brew, a student-run classroom coffee shop, where students practice customer service, communication, money management, and other vocational and life skills. • Another teacher invested in podcasting equipment that will allow students to
The Fort Worth Convention Center hosted decades of events and now it’s down to one last party (opens the original)
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A piece of downtown Fort Worth history will get one final celebration Sunday before the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena — known as the “Flying Saucer” — is torn down. The free farewell party, called “It’s Goin’ Down,” will be the final event inside the arena, which has stood downtown for nearly 60 years. "It's not gonna come around again next year. This will be the final event," Andra Bennett, with the Fort Worth Public Events Department, said. Bennett said the convention center was built in
This workshop on wheels lets students test drive construction (opens the original)
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A workshop on wheels could do something good to reshape how students view careers in construction. The Be Pro Be Proud mobile workshop launches in Coppell this week.Students can step inside and connect with advanced virtual reality and augmented reality simulators to see real-world construction scenarios. By exposing students to careers in construction, the hope is they'll want to join a field where there is a critical need for talent. Create a free account with NBC 5 DFW to save articles and vi
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