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Residents say Red Oak sign warnings target data‑center critics

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By Trevor Sochocki Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
At least eight Red Oak residents were warned last week that they were in violation of city code, according to organizers opposed to data centers. They say the issue stems from "No Data Center" yard signs displayed in front of their homes. "I think they're blatantly picking on us," said Red Oak neighbor Cindi Stephenson.
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North Texas couple replan wedding after Springtown tornado destroys venue

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By Trevor Sochocki Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
Just days before their wedding, a North Texas couple is scrambling to regroup after a tornado destroyed their venue, adding to a week already marked by family loss and heartbreak. When Taylor Flores got the call from Covered Bridge Venue, it couldn't have come at a worse time. "We had a very unfortunate week or a few weeks leading up to our wedding here," Flores explained.
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Fort Worth's Main Street Arts Festival is back for 2026. Here's what you can check out this weekend.

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By Trevor Sochocki Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
The Main Street Arts Festival returns to Fort Worth this weekend for 2026, marking the 39th year for the largest arts festival in the state of Texas. The free, family-friendly weekend event takes over 18 blocks in the city's downtown area, bringing with it plenty of art, music, food, drinks and more to enjoy. While the rain did keep some people away from the festival earlier Saturday morning, more people showed up in the afternoon.
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