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On the Cover



            COMO Community Center [pictured top]

            Found in the Como neighborhood of west Fort Worth, the COMO Community Center is a new 25,000 square foot
            multipurpose center with 6,000 square feet of covered outdoor space. The new center was opened in February
            2020  and  integrates  the  history  of  Como  while  providing  a  plethora  of  modern  amenities  for  this  historic
            neighborhood.  The  center  boasts  features  such  as  a  full-size  gymnasium,  fitness  room,  kitchen,  sensory
            playground,  rooms  for  senior  programs,  and  is  also  the  location  for  Community  Action  Partners  services  for
            southwest Fort Worth.


            For   more   information   on   the   COMO    Community    Centers,   visit   the   City’s   website   at
            https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/parks/services/community-centers/como-community-center.




            Broadcast Hill [pictured middle]
            Broadcast  Hill  boasts  50-acres  of  native  prairie  land  and  was  the  first  purchase  through  the  Open  Space
            Conservation Program here in Fort Worth in 2019. The plant shown in the foreground is white rosinweed (Silphium
            albiflorum), which is an endemic Texas native prairie perennial. It has a very limited global range to only north
            central Texas in the Fort Worth Prairie ecosystem. The Open Space Conservation Program aims to protect the
            city’s  high-quality  natural  areas  providing  environmental  sustainability  and  enhance  Fort  Worth’s livability  for
            future generations.


            For  more  information on the Open Space Conservation Program or to get involved,  please email:
            openspace@fortworthtexas.gov.


            You can  also read more about the Open  Space  Program by visiting the  City’s  website at
            http://www.fortworthopenspace.org/.


            Cover photo is courtesy of Michelle Villafranca, GIP, Park & Recreation Department



            Hotel Drover [pictured bottom]
            Using inspiration from the legendary drovers of the past, Hotel Drover is a new 200-room boutique hotel situated
            at the end of Mule Alley in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Hotel Drover opened in March of 2021 and invites
            travelers  to  Fort  Worth,  where  they’ll  find  genuine  Texas  hospitality  and  charm.  During  a  stay,  visitors  can
            experience shopping, dining, and witness longhorn steers during their famous daily cattle drives by the Fort Worth
            Herd.


            For more information on the Hotel Drover, visit their website at https://hoteldrover.com/.

            Cover photo is courtesy of Hotel Drover












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