Now Open – Texas Care Stop 6 Accepting Medicaid Clients

Texas Care Stop 6

Texas Care Stop 6 is a community-based behavioral health clinic serving children, teens, and families across Fort Worth. We provide counseling, social and behavioral skills training, and case management services covered by Medicaid. Our team delivers services in the home, school, or community — based on what works best for each child and family. All services are supervised by licensed clinicians. Texas Care Stop 6 is locally owned and operated in East Fort Worth, rooted in the community we serve and committed to helping children thrive at home, in school, and in daily life. Hours Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tarrant County

Tarrant

Fort Worth

Texas

Texas Care Stop 6 is a community-based behavioral health clinic serving children, teens, and families across Fort Worth. We provide counseling,...

Fence Staining Project Completed in Keller, TX

Reliable Painting And Staining 

We recently completed a professional fence staining project in Keller, Texas, helping restore and protect this cedar fence from the harsh North Texas climate. Over time, fences in Keller, Fort Worth, Southlake, and surrounding areas are exposed to intense sun, heat, wind, and moisture, which causes the wood to fade, dry out, crack, and lose its natural appearance. This project involved properly preparing the surface, cleaning the wood, and applying a high-quality stain designed to penetrate deeply and provide long-lasting protection. Fence staining in Keller is essential for maintaining curb appeal, extending the life of your fence, and preventing costly repairs or premature replacement. At Reliable Painting and Staining, we specialize in fence staining, deck staining, and garage door staining throughout Keller, Texas and the greater North Texas area, delivering consistent, professional results that homeowners can rely on.

We recently completed a professional fence staining project in Keller, Texas, helping restore and protect this cedar fence from the harsh North...

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THE DESIGN HOUSE 

Proudly Serving Denton, TX and the Surrounding Area Our Mission: A Better Way to Build for Homeowners and Pros. We don’t just remodel homes; we are the infrastructure for the Denton construction community. For homeowners, we eliminate the fear of Delays and Budget Overruns by controlling the process. For local builders and designers, we provide the reliable trade partnership they have been searching for. We built The Design House to be the ultimate resource. We are a Vertically Integrated Design-Build Firm with 17+ years of proven experience. We Own the Countertop Fabrication: Stonemeyer Granite (Winner: Best Fabricator in Denton &amp; Denton County) serves our remodel clients AND local custom builders. We Own the Plumbing: Haltex Plumbing (Winner: Best Residential Plumber in Denton) is our in-house plumbing team. We Own the Design Experience: Our 10,000 sq. ft. showroom is the largest design resource in Denton County. A “Designer’s Playground” Open to Everyone. Visit the Largest Kitchen &amp; Bath Showroom in Denton County In the remodeling industry, resources matter. Many contractors are forced to work out of pickups or shared office spaces because they lack the infrastructure to carry samples. We dedicated ourselves to building Denton County’s most comprehensive showroom to support both homeowners and the trade. Real-Life Visualization: We invested in over 10 full-scale vignettes so you can see beautiful products installed in a real environment. Curated Excellence: Our designers tirelessly curate the latest trends from Daltile, Shaw, and Farrow &amp; Ball. Confidence, Not Guesswork: Whether you are a homeowner selecting flooring or a custom builder bringing in a client, we lay the specific stone samples next to the flooring and paint to guarantee a match.

Denton County

Denton

Proudly Serving Denton, TX and the Surrounding Area Our Mission: A Better Way to Build for Homeowners and Pros. We don’t just remodel homes; we are...

Fort Worth City Council heard an update on the 2050 Comprehensive Plan at its May 5 work session. Here's what members learned. The city published a <a href="https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2026/5/comp-plan-update" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">blog post</a> about the briefing on May 11. According to the post, the CMO Planning Division teamed up with its MIG consultant to explain the "roadmap for Fort Worth's future," which significantly extends the original plan adopted in 2000 and last update in 2023. The plan establishes a community-driven vision, goals, and actionable strategies and policies to bring about that future. The plan is supposed to guide Fort Worth's growth and development for the next 25 years. Key elements of the plan include: <ul><li>Land use</li><li>Housing</li><li>Economic development</li><li>Parks and open space</li><li>Transportation</li><li>Environmental quality</li><li>Arts and culture</li></ul> Current planning work includes developing alternative growth frameworks. Next, the teams will determine the preferred place-based growth scenario with community input and present it. After that, the teams will present strategies and actions to implement those goals. The city team and consultant have conducted extensive community engagement efforts, including a variety of in-person events and online activities. Top priorities include public safety, multi-modal transportation, preservation of open space, housing affordability, responsible growth, and walkable mixed-use neighborhoods.The schedule projects the plan will be in for review, revision, and adoption in the first half of 2027.A virtual open house is launching soon and will be available online through May as a follow-up to the in-person open house held on May 4 at City Hall.

Fort Worth City Council heard an update on the 2050 Comprehensive Plan at its May 5 work session. Here's what members learned.

The city published a <a href="https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2026/5/comp-plan-update" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">blog post</a> about the briefing on May 11. According to the post, the CMO Planning Division teamed up with its MIG consultant to explain the "roadmap for Fort Worth's future," which significantly extends the original plan adopted in 2000 and last update in 2023. The plan establishes a community-driven vision, goals, and actionable strategies and policies to bring about that future. The plan is supposed to guide Fort Worth's growth and development for the next 25 years.

Key elements of the plan include: <ul><li>Land use</li><li>Housing</li><li>Economic development</li><li>Parks and open space</li><li>Transportation</li><li>Environmental quality</li><li>Arts and culture</li></ul> Current planning work includes developing alternative growth frameworks. Next, the teams will determine the preferred place-based growth scenario with community input and present it. After that, the teams will present strategies and actions to implement those goals.

The city team and consultant have conducted extensive community engagement efforts, including a variety of in-person events and online activities. Top priorities include public safety, multi-modal transportation, preservation of open space, housing affordability, responsible growth, and walkable mixed-use neighborhoods.The schedule projects the plan will be in for review, revision, and adoption in the first half of 2027.

A virtual open house is launching soon and will be available online through May as a follow-up to the in-person open house held on May 4 at City Hall.