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After 45 years, Billy Bob's Texas is turning up the volume (opens the original)
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Billy Bob's Texas is marking its 45th anniversary with upgrades to the venue's sound and lighting systems, aimed at giving visitors a better boot-scootin' experience. The 45-year-old honky tonk operates inside a more than century-old building that wasn't exactly designed with concert acoustics in mind. "This used to be a barn. It used to be an airplane warehouse," said Amanda Banda, Billy Bob’s director of marketing. Billy Bob's opened in 1981 in the Fort Worth Stockyards and bills itself as the
Texas is putting more than $4 million into this maternal health program (opens the original)
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A North Texas program designed to improve outcomes for mothers and babies is getting a big bump from the state. The Maternal Health Accelerator (MHA), a coalition created to address high maternal mortality and pregnancy-related complications, is receiving more than $4 million from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to expand services across the region. For Fort Worth mother Bessie Bronstein, those services arrived during one of the most difficult moments of her life. Create a free ac
Witnesses rushed to help after a Fort Worth trash truck hit an overpass beam (opens the original)
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A 33-year-old Waste Management driver died Wednesday after his trash truck drifted from its lane and slammed into an overpass support beam in Fort Worth, according to witnesses. The driver was identified as Tyler Shivers. A passenger in the truck was injured. Witnesses who rushed toward the crash said they were still shaken by what they saw and were thinking about the families of both men. Marcus Hawkins said he was sitting in his car just yards away in the moments before the crash. He said he s
Fall arrives in North Texas but the summer heat won’t leave (opens the original)
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Fall is arriving in North Texas, but the weather still seems to be holding on to summer. It is officially pumpkin season, and Grapevine’s Market on Main has plenty of fall décor on display. Outside, though, people are still sweating through the North Texas heat. "It feels like an endless summer," Grapevine Market on Main employee Lauren Feragne said. Feragne is looking forward to the change of seasons, even if the temperatures have yet to cooperate. Create a free account with NBC 5 DFW to save a
A Wylie athlete’s legacy lives on through a new memorial scholarship (opens the original)
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Aiden Craig grew up playing sports in Wylie and putting everything he had into competition. That drive eventually led the Wylie Pirate to pursue another challenge — becoming a Marine. "He was always an athlete, grew up playing every sport, was good at every sport," said Aiden's father, Brent Craig. Craig said his son wanted to join the Marines because he was drawn to the challenge. "The Marines, he wanted the one that was the most challenging, and that's just the way he was," Craig said. Create
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