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New Fort Worth museums will honor and celebrate Black History – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

As Fort Worth, Texas looks forward, the city is reflecting on the past. Three new museums are in development that honor and celebrate Black history.

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QR codes placed along grave sites at Fort Worth s oldest cemetery

If you scan it, it will take you straight to a digital biography of the pioneer buried under it.

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Panther Island takes another step closer to reality with $4 5 million flood gate contract

Construction of bypass channel won’t begin until 2025, but the U.S. Army Corps found someone to design the flood gates.

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This memorial will recognize the only documented lynching of a Black person in Fort Worth

Construction is to begin in early 2024 on memorial for man lynched in Fort Worth

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State police at Lehighton – Times News Online

State police at the Lehighton barracks reported on the following: • Police said $1,700 worth of equipment was reported stolen from a worksite at the Palmerton exit of Route 248 in Lower Towamensing To.

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