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Dickies Arena To Lose Its Namesake, but Not Its Place in Fort Worth History

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By John Henry 
| FW Inc.
It was, coincidentally enough, a year after the fellows Williamson and Dickie began stitching together work clothes that poet Robert Frost penned Nothing Gold Can Stay, his enduring reminder of the fleeting nature of all things. The year was 1923. It appeared in The Yale Review, but Frost’s prose crept out of the academic bubble and into the mainstream. It hit a chord, of course, with his readers, all of whom not only understood his intent but had lived it undoubtedly.
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Dickies Arena To Lose Its Namesake, but Not Its Place in Fort Worth History

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By John Henry 
| Fort Worth Magazine
It was, coincidentally enough, a year after the fellows Williamson and Dickie began stitching together work clothes that poet Robert Frost penned Nothing Gold Can Stay, his enduring reminder of the fleeting nature of all things. The year was 1923. It appeared in The Yale Review, but Frost’s prose crept out of the academic bubble and into the mainstream. It hit a chord, of course, with his readers, all of whom not only understood his intent but had lived it undoubtedly.
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Fort Worth Tosses YWCA-Downtown Library Plan Into the Wood Chipper

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By John Henry 
| FW Inc.
In quite a turn, it’s the city of Fort Worth’s downtown library that remains homeless. (Or, I guess, as the preferred terminology goes these days, maybe unhoused or unsheltered.) The city of Fort Worth’s plans to convert the former YWCA building into the downtown library have been scrapped. City staff told the City Council that repurposing the building would not provide sufficient value to justify the more than $30 million cost of renovations and an addition on the north side of the building.
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