White Settlement News

Chelsea L. McGowan cmcgowan@weatherforddemocrat.com When Teresa Carr saw smoke billowing out of her dashboard, she was worried about her car, her health and her job as a paper carrier.

By MIKE LEE Voters in west and southwest Fort Worth picked another outsider to represent them on the City Council.W.B. 'Zim' Zimmerman beat Eric Fox in the runoff to replace the late Chuck Silcox in District 3, after an extended, sometimes bitter campaign.

Winnette Maynard of Eastland passed away Saturday, June 6th at Hendrick Medical Center after a courageous battle with cancer.

By GORDON DICKSON Feeding the needy is a tough job under ideal conditions, but things just got a lot rougher for an east Fort Worth church group.On the brink of yet another hot summer in North Texas, a refrigerator truck belonging to the Hope Center ministry has been stolen, according to a police report filed Monday.The truck has been used to ...

The most hotly contested race in Fort Worth goes into its final phase this week as early voting begins in the City Council District 3 runoff.

At the corner of Carroll and Whitmore streets, one block off of White Settlement, Danny and Rosa Badillo of M & O Station Grill serve an old-fashioned burger and fat fries like we haven't had in years.

The Times-Review receives, and prints, comments from readers on stories. Some are encouraging.

May 4, 2009 7:07 pm US/Central WHITE SETTLEMENT A cluster of bees and a crumbled honey comb are the only remains of a bee attack on Kimbrough Street in White Settlement.

Parents seeking changes in child support wait for their cases to be heard at the Tarrant County Family Law Center.

Help Arrives For 700-Pound Woman Apr 21, 2009 6:14 pm US/Central Help Arrives For 700-Pound Woman Reporting Joel Thomas FORT WORTH After her story aired on CBS 11 News Monday night, Karen Ferguson got the call she had been waiting for.

The university continued its "going green" focus at this year's Fort Worth Arts Festival where more than 400,000 people turned out for the four-day event, despite bad weather.

By SHIRLEY JINKINS Brewer High School and the Grapevine-Colleyville school district were recognized Wednesday by the Texas Education Agency for exceptional high school completion and college readiness programs that were implemented using High School Allotment funds.Brewer, in the White Settlement district, was named as an example of a successful ...

An Aryan Circle member who police say was involved in a 2007 shootout in a North Richland Hills neighborhood has been sentenced to four years in prison.

By DEANNA BOYD FORT WORTH -- Police and firefighters were called out to Brewer High School this morning after a parent found what appeared to be a pipe bomb on school property - but it turned out to be just a piece of metal.The incident began about 7:15 a.m. at the White Settlement school district's campus at 1025 W. Loop 820 N.Lt. Paul ...

Man gets year in jail for not reporting death FORT WORTH - A 63-year-old Saginaw man was sentenced Thursday to 365 days in jail for failing to report the 2006 beating death of a White Settlement man who had had a fight with his girlfriend.

By TERRY LEE GOODRICH WHITE SETTLEMENT - For the past several months, people at Beth-El Fellowship have been contending with construction at their place of worship.But when the dust settles, their revamped building will be a church that is welcoming for families with members who have disabilities, Co-Pastor Will Kantz said.Kantz, who has an ...

Word went out last week that superstar musicians the Jonas Brothers were scheduled to perform at a Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills pep rally Monday at West Elementary in White Settlement.It sounded ...

Kevin, Nick and Joe Jonas at Walt Disney Pictures' "Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience" at El Capitan Theatre in LA.

Sandra Baker Aldi, the German-owned no-frills discount grocery chain, has secured eight locations in Tarrant County - half of those in Fort Worth - where it plans to build stores by 2010, the company has ...

Feb 20, 2009 9:39 pm US/Central Reporting Katherine Blake WHITE SETTLEMENT It's a scary thought.