The Old Fort Worth Power Plant
The Fort Worth Power and Light Company Power plant was first built in 1912. The power plant was the first main source of power for Fort Worth Texas. The old and now abandoned building still boasts the dramatic Beaux-Arts style of architecture that was once popular in the early 1900s. But despite the glimpses of a faraway time that can still be seen, the old power plant continues to become more disheveled.
Nueva póliza agregada para conseguir la visa H-1B
Los Servicios de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de los Estados Unidos (USCIS) anunció el 8 de febrero que, a partir del 22 de febrero, empleadores necesitarán presentar documentación para comprobar que la relación entre empleado y empleador será mantenida durante el tiempo pedido para aprobar la visa H-1B.
Tolerate Hot Days with a Tasty Tart
Summer days can be long and boring, especially when the kids are out of school and there is nothing to do around the house as a family. When the minutes creep by and it’s too hot to go outside, the dog days of summer can be pretty miserable.
The LaGrave Field Curse
Panther Park was first opened to Fort Worth residents in 1911, originally located on the West Side of Main St. But the park was moved just blocks away and renamed LaGrave Field in 1926.
2021 Draft is in the Books
We asked for defense and boy did we get it! Eight out of eleven picks were all on the D side of the ball. We have already talked about the first-round pick last week so let’s go over the rest of the draft.
El sistema de inmigración podría cambiar
Con el apoyo del presidente Joe Biden, legisladores demócratas introdujeron un proyecto de ley al Congreso el 18 de febrero para reformar el sistema y los programas de inmigración de los Estados Unidos.
A Trendy, Edible Gift for Mother’s Day
Every Mother’s Day is an opportunity to show your mom just how special she is and how grateful you are for all she does. Make her day with a present that wraps the personal touch of a handmade craft and the novelty of a quirky trend into one unforgettable gift.
And the Cowboys Number One Pick Is?
Last week I was preaching defense, and Dallas did just that. It did not go as planned. They traded the 10th pick with the Eagles, of all teams, to drop to the twelfth. This was due to Denver taking Patrick Surtain II right before us at ten.
An Unforgettable Fruity Flavor
Fresh fruit is finally in season. When the sun is out and kids are hitting the pool, it’s also time to indulge in some sweet fruit flavors. Watermelon, berries, bananas and more can all be found near perfect ripeness at grocery stores or farmer’s markets during the warm summer months.
Abandoned Fort Worth Underground Walkways and Public Market
When the Great Depression hit the United States in the 1930s, Fort Worth was not immune to the effects of the economic downturn. Many Fort Worth businesses suffered and some never recovered. And the now abandoned Fort Worth Public Market located on Henderson street was no different.