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A nice article about Southside Community Center in Fort Worth Report

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The article covers a recent community meeting in Fort Worth, Texas, where residents discussed the potential transformation of the Southside Community Center into the new National Juneteenth Museum. The community center, which serves as a hub for diverse local programs and activities, requires approximately $10 million in repairs. The museum’s CEO, Jarred Howard, proposed demolishing the aging center to build the museum on this historically significant site.

While some residents, including the Historic Southside Neighborhood Association, support the proposal, concerns were raised over the loss of vital services currently offered at the center. City officials, including Council Member Chris Nettles, emphasized the importance of obtaining broader resident input before final decisions are made. The city proposed relocating some community center programs to other nearby facilities if the new museum is constructed, though accessibility for local groups remains a priority.

The article highlights the city’s commitment to community engagement, with ongoing surveys and potential follow-up meetings to ensure all voices are heard. Final decisions on the land lease and project planning are anticipated by year-end.

A History of Fort Worth Schools

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Acknowledgments Mike Moncrief, Mayor Fort Worth Independent School District Board of Education City Council Lynne Manny, President Wendy Davis Rose Herrera Becky Haskin Elaine Klos Jim Lane Jesse Martinez Ralph McCloud Jean McClung Frank Moss Christene Moss Clyde Picht Judy Needham Chuck Silcox Juan Rangel John Stevenson T. A. Sims Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission Joel Burns, Chair Sally … Read more

Amon G. Carter’s Travel Air 5000 Aircraft

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Amon G. Carter’s Travel Air 5000 Aircraft, 400 W. 7th Street Amon G. Carter was the leading figure in Fort Worth’s aviation history and tirelessly promoted the city as a major hub for early commercial air mail and airline operations as well as aviation manufacturing in Texas. This Travel Air 5000 aircraft was the first … Read more

Ryan-Smith Home

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Ryan-Smith Home, 1302 Elizabeth Boulevard One of the largest homes on Elizabeth Boulevard, this 1914 home was built for John C. Ryan, Sr., the developer of Ryan Place. The Italian Renaissance home was sold to Bert K. Smith, co-owner of the Smith Brothers Grain Company, in 1917 and remained in the Smith family until 1965. … Read more

Fuller House

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Fuller House, 4167 Charron Lane This geometric masterpiece is the design of internationally-acclaimed Los Angeles architect A. Quincy Jones, with original décor by another L.A. luminary, William Haines, who started his career as a Hollywood actor. This is one of just two Fort Worth homes built by the architect, who was most famous for his … Read more

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