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Issue 12 | June 2014

! n u F e v a H o t e c a l AP museum of the americas A Collection that Spans Fifty Years

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Good Music, Food and Wine at Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro

Burgers and Brew

in Weatherford at Big John’s Burgers and Beer

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Art:

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Theater: Texas Opry Page 9

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Collecting and preserving the art of indigenous peoples of the Americas

Bill Anderson has been a major recording artist for a half-century, selling millions of records worldwide

Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro hosts an informal afternoon of good music, food and wine

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Movies

Film Jive by Jimmy Ray Sorrells, and City Lights Theater in Weatherford.

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Art

Museum of the Americas, plus local gallery / museum listings.

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Theater

Theater off the Square and Texas Opry Theater.

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Activities

Lupus Walk, plus local parks, and golf courses.

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Lodging

Lodges, Bed and Breakfasts, Hotel or Motel, we can help you decide where to stay.

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Parker County

Life in Parker County

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Calendar of Events

We got it all! Want to know what’s happening today, check here....

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Shopping

Shopping opportunities all over Parker County!

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Music & Nightlife

JAZZ Sundays at the Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro, plus a listing of live music local venues!

Dining

Big John’s Burgers, plus local dining listings.

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Cover Photo by: Tyler Sievert Kid Fish at Holland Lake Park

A generous selection of delicious specialties, all sandwiched between John’s secret bread recipe

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Welcome to My Hometowns Texas Cultural & Entertainment Magazine

It’s June - Time to Celebrate Wonderful Dads Everywhere!

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel,” are the sage and powerful words of American poet, author and civil rights activist, Maya Angelou, who died last month on May 28th.

Thinking about those words takes me back to my childhood and times with my wonderful Dad. As an adult I’ve gained so

much more appreciation for the insightful and meaningful words that Dad drilled into my head on a daily basis – “use your fork!”, when I would unconsciously pick something up off my plate with fingers at the dinner table – “you get what you pay for”, when he was inspecting the seams of every garment I wanted to buy at the department store – “be particular”, my favorite as it applies to so many of life’s situations.

Over the years, I have said exactly these words to my own children on more than one occasion and I hope, like me, they grow to appreciate the wisdom in them, but, more than

walked along the street or hugged me tight and fixed my hurt feelings or skinned up knees…those heart swelling moments will be with me forever.

I’ll remember always those remarkable feelings of love, acceptance and compassion.

likely, they won’t really remember.

My Dad was a World War II veteran who later became a test pilot and was one of the first people to fly twice the speed of sound…but, as children, my brothers and I never knew any of that. He never really talked or bragged about his accomplishments to us and although he did quite a lot, and still does, almost no one will necessarily remember those things he did years from now.

But the way that I felt when he commended me on a “job well done” or held my hand in his as we

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So, on this Father’s Day, celebrate the wonderful Dads in your life; whether they are father, grandfather, husband or son. Listen to their stories and try to remember, think about the remarkable things they accomplish every day and try to remember, but don’t worry about trying to remember how they make you feel…trust me, you’ll never forget that!

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Okay, so we all know by now that Marvel’s X-Men franchise is a huge hit among movie-goers.

What we might not have expected, however, is that X-Men: Days of Future Past would have taken the holiday weekend’s top spot with an estimated $111 million dollar opening! That’s sure to put smiles on the faces of the star-studded franchise, and inevitably bring us more mutant, action-packed thrillers from the film series.

This super-hero film, based on the fictional X-Men characters appearing in Marvel Comics was directed by Bryan Singer. In the film, the X-Men send Wolverine to the past in a desperate effort to change history and prevent an event that results in doom for both humans and mutants. I was lucky enough to work as a crew member of X-Men: First Class back in 2010, and I can attest to the ingenious talent, both on screen and off, that accounts for the huge success this franchise is seeing.

While X-Men was taking top honors this weekend, there were a few other films holding their own. “Blended”, a romantic comedy once again starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore

did quite well, nearing the 20 million mark. After a bad blind date, a man and woman find themselves stuck at the same resort for families, where their attraction grows as their respective kids benefit from the burgeoning relationship.

This film has been portrayed by the media and reviewers as two-fold. There is the dismayed stating it’s just another SandlerBarrymore rehash of everything else they’ve done together.

Others believe the film is quite humorous with a different and relevant storyline, and holds up very well on its own. (This movie-goer has yet to have a personal opinion until I see it first hand, though it’s hard not to enjoy the comedic pairing in previous work) I do, however, predict incredibly high DVD rentals.

I am now extremely pleased to announce that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have finally married! With any luck, we won’t have to hear about them on a daily, consistent basis.

(Until the divorce of the century takes place? Okay, okay. Shame on me! Bad writer!) We have been barraged and forced for months on end to endure speculation after speculation regarding the when, where, and how of the couple’s nuptials. Turns out Florence was the place, Memorial Day weekend was the time, and not-so-low-key was the how!

With a reported price tag of astronomical figures, the couple spared no expense in showing the world how a “classy” pair gets hitched. Among reported huge gasps from the audience, the bride, speculatively, wore white.

If Kim and Kanye aren’t your speed, there’s always the nowinfamous Solange Knowles and Jay-Z elevator fight to feed your appetite. Yet another scandalous event coming straight from the

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top of the hip-hop world of entertainment. Sources close to the superstar say the fight, which was supposed to have stayed unseen to the public, was over Jay-Z flirting with another woman prior to the event.

Solange, always the fervent supporter of older sis Beyonce, was reportedly furious when Jay-Z didn’t even deny it to her. Once the videotape was leaked to the public, Beyonce herself added fuel to the fire by posting random tweets about choices and people you surround yourself with, while never speaking directly about the encounter. In fact, none of the parties have yet to speak about the occurrence.

However, all three have now surfaced together, taking selfies and posing for photographs at various functions. As Beyonce has said, the family is making a very strong united front and that everyone is intact. What say you? An interesting piece of hot gossip and just gotta know all the details? … or a private family affair that should never have been leaked to the public?

“Perhaps both”, Jim Dunlap said. “People obviously want to know what the heated fight was about, now that it’s been made public. But people are also very respectful of Beyonce, knowing how close she is to her sister.” I’d have to agree with Jim here.

is in talks with Lionsgate/ Summit to star as famed magician Harry Houdini in The Secret Life of Houdini: The Making of America’s First Superhero.

Dean Perisot is set to direct the film. The story recasts Houdini as not just a master escape artist but an investigator of the world of the occult. Based on Larry Sloman’s book of the same name. Depp is coming off of two disappointments with Transcendence and The Lone Ranger. However, he is set to revisit two blockbuster franchises with Pirates of the Carribean 5, and a sequence to Alice in Wonderland, both Disney films.

Lionsgate is eyeing a November 2014 start date which would push Pirates’ production to early 2015. Alice 2, which is known as Through The Looking Glass, will shoot next, after he finishes the Whitey Bulger crime drama Black Mass.

FUN FACT: Did you know that a 505 million- year- old fossil has been named after Johnny Depp, due to its resemblance to the character Edward Scissorhands.

Jimmy Sorrells

In a twist of things to come down the road, Johnny Depp

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Collecting and Preserving Art of the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas For years, Elizabeth and Harold Lawrence’s passion for collecting and preserving the art of indigenous peoples of the Americas sent them traveling through North America, Mexico and South America. Ten years ago they opened the Museum of the Americas and made their collection available to the public.

These ten years have been an ongoing effort to create exhibits that expose and educate visitors to the diverse range, vitality and artistic merits of material culture and folk art of the Americas through a broad array of crafts, divided by tribal groups, and comprehensive by regions.

collecting for more than 50 years and has lived in areas where there were strong Native American cultures. He grew up on the Oregon coast, served in Alaska in the Coast Guard , taught on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Washington, was in graduate school in Phoenix, Arizona, and spent summers in Calgary, Canada. He has spent the last 40 years in Texas.

The Museum offers an extensive permanent collection and several special exhibits each year. The current exhibit, Quanah and Cynthia Ann Parker: A Pictorial History,tells the story of two icons of Texas history. Cynthia Ann Parker was kidnapped by Comanches at the age of nine and virtually kidnapped again 24 years later and returned to her family where she remained an unhappy prisoner for the rest of her life. Quanah Parker, her son, became a Comanche leader and led the last Comanche band to surrender at Fort Sill, Oklahoma in 1875. This exhibit runs through July 31st.

The Museum commemorates El Dia de los Muertos in October and there is a yearly exhibit in November / December featuring over 100 hand-crafted Nativities from the Americas, each reflecting the artisan’s personal view of the world and story of the birth of Jesus.

The Museum of the Americas is located at 216 Fort Worth Hwy. in Historic Downtown Weatherford, TX (across from the Public Market). Hours are 10-5, Tues—Fri., and 11—4 on Sat., admission is free. 817/341-8668; www. museumoftheamericas.com.

Elizabeth Lawrence has been collecting Mexican folk art for many years. She owned LaTienda, a Mexican folk art shop, in the Fort Worth Stockyards in 1979-80 and travelled extensively in Mexico buying and exploring.

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Art Firehouse Art Center & Gallery 119 Palo Pinto Street Weatherford 817-599-3278 weatherfordart.com

Stone Creek Fine Arts 114 Russell Court Weatherford 817-599-6757 Open by Appointment stonecreekfinearts.com

Museum of the Americas 216 Fort Worth Highway Weatherford 817-341-8668 museumoftheamericas.com

Doss Heritage and Culture Center 1400 Texas Drive Weatherford 817-599-6168 dosscenter.org

National Vietnam War Museum 12685 Mineral Wells Highway Weatherford 940-325-4003 nationalvnwarmuseum.org

Springtown Legends Museum 839 N. Main Street Springtown 817-523-5939

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Theater

Leading Ladies Leads the way with plenty of Laughter!

THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE proudly presents their next production, LEADING LADIES, written by Ken Ludwig, and produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. This hilarious comedy is directed

by Weatherford High School’s Theatre Director, Angela Arthurs, with Jaclyn Justice as Assistant Director and Edwina Himes as Stage Manager. The show begins Friday, June 13, 2014 and runs weekends through June 29.

In this comedy farce by the author of Lend Me A Tenor and Moon Over Buffalo, two

English Shakespearean actors, Jack and Leo, find themselves so down on their luck that they are performing “Scenes from Shakespeare” on the Moose Lodge circuit in the Amish country of Pennsylvania. When they hear that an elderly lady in York is about to die and leave her fortune to her two long lost English nephews, they decide to pass themselves off as her beloved relatives and get the cash. The trouble is, when they get there, they find out that the relatives are not nephews, but nieces! Romantic entanglements abound, especially when Leo

falls head-over-heals in love with the old woman’s vivacious niece, Meg, who is engaged to the local minister. Meg knows that there is a wide world out there, but it is not until she meets “Maxine and Stephanie” that she finally gets a taste of it.

Members of the cast are Andrew Manning as Leo; Jacob Myers as Jack; Melissa Whiteman as Meg; Paulie Cocke as Audrey; Hank Minor as Duncan; Kathy Manning and Lesley Sebastian as Florence; Andrew Justice as Doc Myers; and Cole Lucas as Butch.

Please join us for an afternoon or evening of entertainment beginning Friday, June 13, and running through Sunday, June 29. Show times are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Theatre Off The Square, the only live theatre in Weatherford, is located at 114 North Denton Street.

Matinee tickets are $11 for all ages and no other discounts apply. Tickets may be purchased in advance for $12 at Weatherford Chamber of Commerce. Reserved seating is available and recommended by calling 817-341-8687.

Groups of 10 or more may reserve seating with prepaid admission of $12 per person.

You can choose your seats and purchase your tickets to any performance online!

Visit our website www. theatreoffthesquare.org for more information.

Visit their website for more information. www.theatreoffthesquare.org

Tickets are $14 for adults and $12 for seniors (60+), students, and children under school age.

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Theater “A Night With A Legend...”

Whisperin’ Bill Anderson and Nadine, the church lady from Larry’s Country Diner on RFD-TV at The Texas Opry Theater on June 14th with TWO shows at 3pm and 8pm.

The 3pm show is nearly 2/3 sold out so a second show at 8pm was recently added. The Texas Opry Theater’s very own “Wildman” Michael Hix and The Amazing Made In Texas Show Time Band will open and emcee each of the shows for Bill and Nadine.

Price at the age of nineteen.

Whisperin’ Bill Anderson has been one of the top songwriters in country music ever since he wrote his first #1 hit, “City Lights” for Ray

It’s a full-band show with an acoustical sound and feel...a warm, intimate look at both Bill Anderson, the songwriter and

Bill Anderson has been a major recording artist for a halfcentury, selling millions of records worldwide on his way to earning membership in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Now, for the first time, this award winning superstar writer/ performer is showcasing both sides of his undeniable talent in “A Night With A Legend,” a live, two-hour concert now touring across the U.S. and Canada.

Bill Anderson, the song-stylist and consummate performer.

The first half of the show is relaxed and casual taking the audience on a trip down Nashville’s famed Music Row where Anderson sings and tells stories behind the creation of such country classics as “Tips of My Fingers,” “Saginaw, Michigan,” “Once A Day”, “The Lord Knows I’m Drinking,” and the aforementioned “City Lights.”

He moves onto the current country scene showcasing such recent compositions as “Give It Away” and “Whiskey Lullaby,” both voted CMA song of the Year and other chart-toppers like “I’ll Wait For You,” “Two Teardrops,” “A Lot of Things Different,” and “Wish You Were Here.”

Following a brief intermission, Anderson returns to the stage in full rhinestoned costume and offers the crowd a rousing Saturday night visit to the Grand Old Opry, where he has been a member since 1961.

He sings such signature hits as “Still,” “Po’ Folks,” “I Love You Drops,” “Wild Weekend,” and others. He pauses for a personal Q&A session with audience members then wraps up each show by fulfilling requests. The shows are warm, humorous, nostalgic and toetapping good.

Plus, LIVE ON STAGE! A special guest appearance by NADINE. You watch her each week on “Larry’s Country Diner”... as seen on RFDTV and now you can see her Live On Our Stage at The Texas Opry Theater! Nadine leaves the audience holding their sides with laughter... as she talks about her church work, politics, “Homer” her husband, and passes out her

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unique advice and wisdom.

The crowd will love the hilarious interaction as Nadine takes questions from the audience during her 45 minute show.

On July 5th at 3pm, Texas Country Music Hall of Famer Gene Watson celebrates 52 years in Country Music. This show sold out last July 6th and will do so again this year. Tickets are on sale now to these shows as well as shows to see Ben Portsmouth/Blackwood Quartet, A Grapevine Opry show at The Texas Opry Theater, Rex Allen, Jr., Claude Gray/Lisa Layne, An Amazing Made In Texas Show Time Band Rockin’ Roll Show, Robyn Young, T. Graham Brown, Gary Morris/Mandy Barnett, Jimmy Fortune, Super Stars of Country Christmas Show and “Elvis Tribute” favorite Donny Edwards on New Years Day. If you are not already on the Texas Opry Theater email or mail list be sure and sign up at www. texasoprytheater.com or call 817-341-1000 so you don’t miss any of the fabulous shows coming to Weatherford’s only live music venue and tourism attraction.

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A NIGHT WITH A LEGEND...

WHISPERIN’ BILL ANDERSON!

Activities

[ newly diagnosed wanting to know what to expect, and how to get doctor referrals, assistance resources and advocacy.

The Walk to End Lupus Now features music provided by DJ Mixing Saint, face painting for the kids, a bounce house provided by Airheads Rentals, a cake walk, a silent auction and tours of the Pythian Home. Goodson Golf Carts will provide rides for anyone needing assistance.

Registration begins at 9a.m. the day of the event or you may register online. To register

ACTIVITIES

Pythian Home welcomes the Walk to End Lupus Now On Saturday, June 7, The Walk to End Lupus Now will be held at Weatherford’s Pythian Home. This event brings people together from all over the area that have been touched in some way by the life-changing disease.

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can affect the entire body. It was first recognized in the 1800’s and was characterized by a butterfly rash over the cheeks and nose. Not until the 1930’s did doctors realize that it could manifest in different areas of the body as well. Joints, gastrointestinal system, kidneys and a host of other organs can be affected

online, create a team or make donations please go to http:// lupuswalk.kintera.org. The Walk starts at 10a.m. and consists of a casual stroll around the grounds of the Pythian Home. The event will end around noon.

Please make plans to come out on Saturday, June 7th and help in the fight to put an end to Lupus!

The Walk to End Lupus Now June 7, 2014 Pythian Home Weatherford, Texas Registration: 9 a.m.

Walk begins: 10 a.m.

by this hard to detect disease.

Because it imitates a number of other conditions, Lupus sometimes goes undiagnosed for long periods of time.

Characterized by severe joint pain, swelling and fatigue, the disease quite often takes away a person’s quality of life demanding that they quit working and end up losing any financial stability.

Because Lupus is incurable, insurance is difficult if not impossible to get after being diagnosed.

There are around 120,000 people in the state of Texas that have been diagnosed with Lupus. These walks help to raise money for support groups, educational teleconferences with doctors specifically educated in Lupus treatment, and the

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GOLF COURSES WEATHERFORD

Canyon West Golf Club 160 Canyon West Dr. 817-596-4654 Canyonwestgolf.com

The award-winning Par 72 golf course that winds through 6,653 yards of the roaming foothills of Parker County.

Crown Valley Golf Club 1204 Mikus Rd 817-441-2222 The 6659 yard, par 70 layout includes the banks of the Brazos River

Horseshoe Bend Country Club – Semi Private 305 Lipan Trail 817-594-6454 Live Oak Country Club Semi Private 1734 Bethel Rd Sugar Tree Golf Course

7510 FM 1189 Dennis, TX 76087 (817) 596-0020 Sugartreegolf.com

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Lost Creek Golf Club 4101 Lost Creek Blvd (817) 244-3312 Lostcreekgolf.com Split Rail Golf Club 2151 Old Annetta Road 817-441-4653 Splitrailgolf.com

WILLOW PARK

Squaw Creek Golf Club 1605 Ranch House Road 817-441-8185 Lmra.org/golf Weatherford

Disc Golf

115 E. Lake Drive on the corner of Mikus Road and East Lake Drive at Lake Weatherford.

Parks ALEDO Bearcat Park

Cherry Park 300 S. Alamo

Howards Way Park

Holland Lake Park 1419 Holland Lake Road

Triangular Park in the Downtown Business District Mockingbird Lane Park property EAST PARKER COUNTY Bearcat Park 151 FM 5 South Aledo, TX 76008 Cross Timbers Park 105 West Stagecoach Trail Willow Park, TX 76087 Paul Balint Jr. Memorial Park 516 Ranch House Road Willow Park, TX 76087 Meditation Garden Off of Ranch House Road Willow Park, TX 76087 SPRINGTOWN Springtown Park 201 South Avenue A WEATHERFORD Chandor Gardens 711 W Lee Ave. 817-613-1700 Clark Gardens 567 Maddux Rd 940-682-4856 Cartwright Park 100 Cartwright Park Road

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Love Street Park 309 Love Street Lake Weatherford Marina 210 West Lake Drive lakeweatherfordmarina.com Marshall Park 115 East Fifth Street McGratton Park 645 North Main Street Miller Park 1501 Ball Street Soldier Spring Park 200 Thrush Street Town Creek Hike & Bike Trail Trail Head Locations: Holland Lake Park, Weatherford Police Dept., First Monday Trade Days Vine Street Park 700 West Vine Street Lake Mineral Wells State Park and Trailway Trail Head at Cartwright Park.

Total Distance 20 miles www.tpwd.state.tx.us

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ShoppingLodging - Weatherford Antique & Specialty Shops Online lodging list:

WEATHERFORD HOTEL/MOTEL

Americas Best Value Inn 1110 Fort Worth Highway 817-599-3800 americasbest value.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 850 Interstate 20 East 877-865-6578 PET FRIENDLY ICHotels.Group.com

Candlewood Suites 215 Alford Drive 888-223-0369 PET FRIENDLY Comfort Inn & Suites 215 Alford Drive Weatherford, TX 817-599-9999

LODGING

Cutting Horse Inn & Suites Best Western 210 Alford Drive 817-599-3300 PET FRIENDLY www.bestwestern.com Econo Lodge 2207 Old Dennis Road 817-599-3705 Econolodge.com Fairfield Inn & Suites 175 Alford Drive 817-599-4040 Marriott.com Hampton Inn 2524 S. Main St. 817-599-4800 PET FRIENDLY Hamptoninn1.hilton.com Heritage Inn 1927 Sante Fe Drive 817-594-7401 Bestwesterntexas.com

Weatherford Inn & Suites 809 Palo Pinto 817-599-8683 Western Motel 809 Palo Pinto Street 817-599-8683 Bed & Breakfast Angels Nest 1105 Palo Pinto St. Phone: (817) 596-8295 www.angels-nest.com

1915 Wall Street Just off Adams Street 817-594-448 PET FRIENDLY www.lq.com

The Rose Garden Cottage 212 East Lee Ave. 817-219-3435 www.rosegardencottage.com

Motel 6 150 Alford Drive 817-594-1740 PET FRIENDLY

Mama’s Wish 414 W. Lee Ave. 817-757-7111 www.mamas-wish.net

Quality Inn & Suites 2500 South Main Street 877-424-6423 PET FRIENDLY

Pecan Bottom Ranch 801 N. Lake Drive 817-797-3477

Quality One Motel 2213 Old Dennis Road 817-594-0055 Quest Inn 1106 West Park 817-594-3816 Sleep & Go Motel 1709 East I-20 817-599-0500 Sleepandgo.com Sleep Inn & Suites 119 Wall Street 817-594-9699 SleepInn.com Super 8 Motel 720 Adams Drive 817-598-0852 Super8.com Super Value Inn 111 West I-20 817-594-8702

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R.V. PARKS WEATHERFORD Hooves & Wheels RV Park and Horse Motel 4128 Granbury Hwy Weatherford, TX 817-599-4686 Oak Creek RV Park 7652 West I-20 Weatherford, TX 817-594-0200 www.oakcreekrvpark.com Weatherford KOA 2205 Tin Top Road 817-594-8801

The Cottage at Sugartree 251 Sugartree Drive Lipan TX 76462 817-341-1111

SPRINGTOWN Outwest Campground and RV Park 4009 West Hwy. 199 (817) 220-0476 www.outwestcamp.com

The Getaway Cabins 2859 Thompson Road 817-596-3528 www.thegetawaycabins.com

Springtown RV Park 3080 W. Hwy 199 817-220-4678 www.springtownrvpark.com

The Texas Star Ranch & Retreat 5950 FM 920 817-613-1949 www.thetexasstar.com

Still Waters Retreat Center of Texas 383 Country Road 3672 Springtown, Texas 817-220-2681 www.stillwatersretreattexas.com

Victorian House Retreat 110 E. 5th Street 817-475-9009 www.victorianhouseretreat.com R.V. PARKS ALEDO Cowtown RV Park 7000 East I-20 817-441-7878

WILLOW PARK Knights Inn 5080 E I-20 Service Road S Willow Park, TX 76087 817-441-5443

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PARKER County picture perfect!

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CALENDAR A place to have fun Open everyday!

Weatherford Farmers Market 213 and 217 Fort Worth Street Mondays - Sundays, 8 AM - 6:15 PM

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:30 Zane Williams Booray’s of New Orleans Wine Dinner-guest Christine Crawford Luigi Bosca wines 817-599-6266

Weatherford Public Library 1014 Charles St. 817-598-4150 Mon – Thurs 10 am – 8 pm Fri – Sat 10 am – 6 pm Sunday 2 – 6 pm

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Chandor Gardens 711 W. Lee Avenue, Weatherford Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm Saturday 9 am – 3 pm & Sunday 12 – 4 pm

Fire Oak Grill-Weatherford 114 Austin Ave 6:30 pm Kyle Redd, Bodie Powell

Clark Botanical Gardens 567 Maddux Rd., Weatherford Monday – Saturday 7:30 am – 6 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm Splashpad Park Springtown 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Saturday 1 6 pm Sunday Tuesday-Sunday Doss Heritage Culture Center 1400 Texas Dr, Weatherford Tuesday – Saturday 10 am till 5 pm PM | Sun 1:00 till 5:00 PM Tuesday-Saturday Museum of the Americas Quanah Parker until Aug. 2, 2014 216 Fort Worth Hwy, Weatherford Tues. – Fri. | 10 am – 5 pm Saturday 11 am – 4 pm Every Tuesday & Thursday Night YOGA at Chandor Gardens 5:30pm 711 W. Lee Avenue, Weatherford Every Wednesday Weatherford Public Library 10:30 am Pre-School Storytime 2-5 yr olds Toddler Time – 6 mo-36 mo olds 1014 Charles Street, Weatherford

Springtown Public Library 626 N Main St 817-523-5862 Summer Programs - 1:00 pm Brett Roberts-Magician

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Aledo First Friday 3rd Annual Antique Show & Shine Car Show | Fireworks Extravaganza Free Concert Southern Heritage Band 6:30 pm Historic Downtown Aledo 6 - 10pm 817-441-7844 Splash Kingdom - Parker County Mamas Day at the Park 11 am - 7 pm /$10 tickets Parker Paws Pet Adoption Aledo First Friday Event 6-10 pm Downtown Aledo

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Walk to End Lupus Now Texas Pythian Home-Weatherford 9 am – 12 pm 817-992-5353 Lake Mineral Wells State Park National Trails Day Cross Timbers Nature Hike 9-11 am 940-328-1171 ext 227 Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Movies in the Park-Weatherford “Frozen” Bring lawn chairs Ballfields at Holland Lake Park At dusk (~ 9 pm) 817-598-4034 FREE

Every Friday East Parker County Library Storytime for 2-5 yr olds 201 FM 1187 North, Aledo 10:30 am

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:30 Sand Dollar Rodeo

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Weatherford Public Library Just for Teens-Summer is Here Cool movie & pizza FREE 2:30 pm 817-598-4150 Eagle Football Camp Lady Eagle Volleyball Camp Trinity Christian Academy 817-441-5897 Cutting Horse Bar & Grill-Weatherford 2132 Tin Top Rd, Ste 100 9 pm John Baumann, Sam Riggs &The Night People Theatre Off the Square Summer Children’s Theatre Camp Deadline 817-917-1689 Camp July 7-18

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Lake Weatherford Marina 210 W Lake Dr-Weatherford 7 pm Clint Moody Band Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 8 pm Jason Eady

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Rodeo Parade-Weatherford 5:00 pm begins at 9th Grade Center www.parkercountysheriffsposse.com Parker CountySheriffs Posse Rodeo 2201 Mineral Wells Hwy—Weatherford

6:00 pm Austin Allsup

Splash Kingdom - Whiplash the Cowboy Monkey FREE event with purchase of regular ticket

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Parker CountySheriffs Posse Rodeo 2201 Mineral Wells Hwy--Weatherford 7:30 pm Tickets at Chamber office

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Springtown Public Library 626 N Main St 817-523-5862 Summer Programs - 1:00 pm Critter Man Lake Weatherford Marina 210 W Lake Dr-Weatherford 7 pm Clint Moody Band Fire Oak Grill-Weatherford 114 Austin Ave 6:00 pm Songbird Jones www.myhometownstexas.com

JUNE PARKER COUNTY Weatherford Public Library Summer Reading Club Kick-Off Carnival 10:30 am-12 pm 817-598-4150

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Fort Griffin Fandangle—Albany Texas’ Oldest Outdoor Musical Tickets: 325-762-3838 www.fortgriffinfandangle.org

50 Years on Palo Pinto St First National Bank—Weatherford Opening of time capsule left by Lee Young in 1964 4:30-6:30 pm 817-598-4900

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Careity Foundation & Jerry’s Cadillac Test drive a 2014/2015 Cadillac and Jerry’s will donate $100 to Careity Foundation 5:00-8:00 pm 3130 Ft Worth Hwy

Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 8:00 pm Steve Helms Band

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Springtown All American Bicycle Rally Ride starts at 7:30 am, course closes 2pm. For more information call 817-220-7828 The Texas Opry Theater

Bill Anderson, Legend of Country Music

3:00 & 8:00 pm | 817-341-1000 With Nadine, the Church lady and The Amazing Made in Texas Show Time Band Movies in the Park-Weatherford “Despicable Me 2” Bring lawn chairs Ballfields at Holland Lake Park At dusk (~ 9 pm) 817-598-4034 FREE Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Deadline for entries for Miss Parker County Peach Pageant 817-596-9415

Outlaw BBQ—Weatherford 3101 Ranger Hwy 7 pm Randy Hawkins & The Two Dollar Tour

Miss Parker County Peach Pageant Deadline for entries – June 14 Weatherford Community Bldg 701 Narrow St - Weatherford 9:00 am-4:00 pm 817-596-9415 K-9 and Kitty Karnival Pets West, Bear Cat Rd., Aledo 92.1 HANK FM broadcasts Live Contests, refreshments Proceeds benefit Parker Paws 12 – 3 pm 817-694-5718 Lake Mineral Wells State Park Night Sounds Lone Star Amphitheater 8:30-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227 Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Movies in the Park-Weatherford “Racing Stripes” Bring lawn chairs Ballfields at Holland Lake Park At dusk (~ 9 pm) 817-598-4034 FREE

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Lady Eagles Softball Camp Trinity Christian Academy 817-441-5897

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 8:30 pm Uncle Lucius

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Springtown Public Library 626 N Main St 817-523-5862 Summer Programs - 1:00 pm Tharpo the Clown

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:30 pm Tori Martin

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Lake Mineral Wells State Park Cross Timbers Poetry & Stories Lone Star Amphitheater 8-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227

Fire Oak Grill-Weatherford 114 Austin Ave 6:30 pm Van Darien

Lady Eagles Basketball Camp Trinity Christian Academy 817-441-5897 Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 5:00 pm Michael Padgett

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Lake Mineral Wells State Park Night Hike Start at Lone Star Amphitheater 9-10:30pm 940-328-1171 ext 227 Frozen Day Camp – Benbrook Crafts, dancing,singing, games Foot Works Performing Arts Studio 9460 Benbrook Blvd 817-249-2110 Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Movies in the Park-Weatherford “Hercules” Bring lawn chairs Ballfields at Holland Lake Park At dusk (~ 9 pm) 817-598-4034 FREE Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:30 pm Cody Robbins Band

UPCOMING EVENTS

July 1st Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:00 pm Johnny Cooper 4th - 6th Weatherford 1st Monday Trade Day 9 am-4 pm Corner of Santa Fe & Hwy 180 Weatherford 5th Lake Mineral Wells State Park Cross Timbers Poetry & Stories Lone Star Amphitheater 8-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227 Brazos River Floatfest – Millsap 6:00 pm Rox

Fort Griffin Fandangle—Albany Texas’ Oldest Outdoor Musical Tickets: 325-762-3838 www.fortgriffinfandangle.org

7th - 18th TheatreOff the Square-Weatherford Summer Children’s Theatre Camp Deadline June 9 817-917-1689

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12th Parker County Peach Festival 8 am-5 pm

Springtown Public Library 626 N Main St 817-523-5862 Summer Programs - 1:00 pm Sandy Shrout - Puppeteer

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26th Annual Peak Pedal Bike Ride 817-594-5471

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Shopping Parker County

Photo by: Gordon Hiebert Pilot and Photographer 817-939-7679 / aaggieflyer@aol.com

SHOPPING

Support local businesses, lets keep our economy growing!

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Music/Nightlife served from 3 to 6p.m. Sunday, June 15th will feature a special treat for Father’s Day. Chef Heath’s Pig Roast with BBQ whole pig and leg o’lamb will be available from 1p.m. to sell out that day. The afternoon will also include the soulful music of Aurora Bleu for Dad’s enjoyment. Her retro inspired style of Rockabilly, swing, blues and jazz has been likened to “a magnificent cocktail you’ve been waiting for and have finally found!” Seating for this special afternoon is on a first- come firstserved basis and is a combination of inside and on the covered pavilion and adjoining terrace of the winery.

An Electrifying Musical Afternoon

On

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the first and third Sundays of each month during the year Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro hosts an informal afternoon of good music, food and wine. Sunday, June 1, will feature a band at the venue that is not to be missed.

With a repertoire that includes original tunes, as well as an extensive jazz, pop, and Latin catalogue, The Brehms Band is sure to provide an afternoon of musical bliss.

This sensational six piece band was co-founded by David and Stephanie Brehm, two finalists from the 2009 USA Songwriting Competition for their track, “Red Dress.” The Brehms’, along with four members of the world famous “One O’Clock Lab Band”, combine to create a sound that has been dubbed retro infused with a dash of cocktail chic.

Stop by Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro any Sunday and experience a great place to relax and be entertained while you enjoy wine, food and friends. I can’t think of a better way to spend an afternoon!

Jazz Sundays at Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro 6925 Confederate Park Road Fort Worth, 76108 817-237-2626 Sunday 4 - 7p.m. $5 admission at the door (16+ only admitted) Reservations taken for parties of 6 or more

Co-writer and lead vocalist, Stephanie Young Brehm, captivates her audiences with a feminine and soulful approach to standards, ballads and blues.

She commands the stage with an alluring, sultry style that prompted the Dallas Morning News to call her “one of the sexiest performers in Dallas.”

Lead guitarist and co-writer, David L. Brehm developed an appreciation for guitar driven music while listening to the likes of George Benson, Carlos Santana, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. He studied jazz guitar at the University of North Texas under the tutelage of such notable instructors as Fred Hamilton and Jack Peterson.

Together, Stephanie and David fuse tasteful guitar and soulful vocals to create their signature style and contagious energy on the stage at Lightcatcher.

Jazz Sundays are held from April through November at Lightcatcher Winery and Bistro from 4 to 7p.m. with lunch

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LOCAL VENUES Cutting Horse Bar and Grill 2132 Tin Top Rd, Suite 100, Weatherford | 817-599-8667 facebook.com/CuttingHorseTX FIRE OAK GRILL On the Square | Weatherford 114 Austin Ave, 817-598-0400 fireoakgrill.com Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S. Ranch House Road Willow Park | 817-441-2525 railheadbbq.net Light Catcher Winery 6925 Confederate Park Road Fort Worth | 817-237-2626 www.lightcatcher.com/events.htm

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 8:00 pm Steve Helms Band

Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 Zane Williams

Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm Kyle Redd Bodie Powell

Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 Sand Dollar Rodeo

Outlaw BBQ 7:00 pm Randy Hawkins &The Two Dollar Tour

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 5:00 pm Michael Padgett

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Cutting Horse Bar & Grill 9:00 pm John Baumann, Sam Riggs and The Night People 10th Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 8:00 pm Jason Eady 11th Parker County Sheriffs Posse Rodeo 6:00 pm Austin Allsup

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Fire Oak Grill 6:00 pm Songbird Jones Lake Weatherford Marina 7:00 pm Clint Moody Band

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The Texas Opry Theater 3:00 & 8:00 pm Bill Anderson

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 8:30 pm Uncle Lucius

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Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm Van Darien

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 pm Tori Martin

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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 pm Cody Robbins Band

Upcoming-July

1st Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:00 pm Johnny Cooper 5th Brazos River Floatfest – Millsap 6:00 pm Rox

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Dining both the Best Entrée and the Best Overall categories at the Taste of Parker County, 2014. “This is better than McDonalds,” claimed the daughter of a Big John’s patron. Even an eight year old knows a great burger when she tastes one!

Big John’s Burgers and Beer 105 College Avenue Weatherford, Texas 817-341-6717 Open: Monday –Wednesday Thursday – Saturday Sunday

Big John’s Burgers and Beer – They don’t call them BIG John’s Burgers for nothing!!

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with a friend and an appetite!” said a recent customer at Weatherford’s newest restaurant to open on the historic downtown square. John Shepherd and his wife Jennifer have opened a burger haven that rivals even the most iconic of Texas burger joints. With a generous selection of delicious specialties, all sandwiched between John’s secret bread recipe, this promises to be the go-to burger restaurant for years to come!

won’t want to share. They also offer an impressively growing selection of craft beers, including nine Texas draft beers. Texas made whiskey, vodka and tequila are also available at the full bar along with a large selection of wine. They even host a pint night every Tuesday.

Housed in the historic downtown building that previously was the home of a bistro and bakery, this casual eatery includes lots of seating indoors as well as on the sidewalk in front of the building facing the square. The décor features an array of car parts that were either donated by friends and regulars or come from John’s personal collection. The walls are covered with art pieces that will rotate throughout the year.

At this time, several large photos taken by photographer Richard Bettinger at a Wounded Warrior Car Show that John’s helped to organize grace the walls. John and Jennifer have plans to include music several evenings a week and eventually hope to expand their outdoor seating area.

In May of this year the Shepherd’s took first place in

DINING

The menu includes classic hamburgers, cheeseburgers and bacon burgers as well as several yummy specialty burgers including a mouthwatering turkey burger, chicken sandwiches, salads, hand cut French fries and hand battered onion rings and the best fried pickles you ever put in your mouth! The portions at Big John’s are definitely large enough to split but after the first bite you

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Dining Restaurants and Bars Parker County ALEDO Agape Coffee Haus and Bookstore 108 Jearl St (817) 441-7770 Aledo Diner 205 N. Front St. (817) 441-9753 Aledo Doughnuts 701 FM 1187 N (817) 441-0011 Aledo Taqueria 100 FM 1187 (817) 441---7940 Chuck Wagon Store & Cafe 613 S Fm 1187 (817) 441-2072 Garden of Eat’n at Agape 108 Jeral St. (817) 441-7770 gardenofeatn@gmail.com Joe’s Pizza & Pasta Italian Restaurant 311 S Fm 1187 Ste 200 (817) 441-2960

Maria Bonita 100 S. Front St. (817) 441-1652

Golden Chick 2813 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 599-6646

Chinese Express 332 E Highway 199 (817) 523-5225

The Bearcat 421 FM 1187 N (817) 441-8981

R & K Cafe 3311 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 594-7701

Don Jose’s Mexican Cuisine 104 S. Main St. (817) 523-7501

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El Cerrito 407 Old Springtown Road (817) 523-7278

BROCK / MILSAP Brock Junction 7458 W I-20 (817) 594-6626

A & G Bar & Grill 600 E Highway 199 (817) 523-4111

Brazos River Catfish Café’ 10771 W I-20 (817) 596-2994 Brazosrivercatfishcafe.com Mikey’s 2100 Fm 1189 (817) 598-9074

Howell’s Western Cafe 401 W Highway 199 (817) 220-7915 Shinola’s Texas Cafe 301 Martin Ave (817) 523-0010 Woody Creek Bar B Q 205 N Avenue A (817) 220-2008

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B & B Burgers 101 E. 1st St. (817) 523-7520

BIG BURGER 3322 FORT WORTH HWY (817) 374-4965

Candlelight Drive-In 638 N. Main St, (817) 523-4182

Alvin ORD’s Sandwich Shop 914 S Main St (817) 599-5211320 Adams Dr (817) 598-0432

Crave Frozen Yogurt 200 S Oakridge Dr. (817) 598-9090

Chicken Express 502 E Highway 199 (817) 523-0009

Antonio’s Mexicana Restaurant 1900 Santa Fe Dr. 817-594-6183

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Dining Applebee’s 208 W Interstate 20 (817) 599-3188

Fuzzy Taco Shop 1217 S Main St (817) 613-8226

Peaster Grocery & Grill 6231 Fm 920 (817) 341-4326

Baker’s Ribs Inc 1921 S Main St (817) 599-4229

Garcia’s Mexican Restaurant 809 S Main St (817) 599-4400

Pizza Place The 1218 S Main St (817) 594-0591

Bangkok Thai Cuisine & Sushi Bar 314 South Main Street 817-594-7012

Golden Moon Restaurant 1410 S Main St (817) 594-1692

Polo’s Mexican Cafe 6239 Fm 920 (817) 594-3732

Grannys Kitchen 1802 Santa Fe Dr (817) 598-9025

Pulido’s Mexican Restaurant 304 S Main St (817) 594-0361

Joe’s Pasta & Pizza 1115 Fort Worth Hwy Ste 400 (817) 341-2200

Rosa’s Cafe 28 1920 Martin Dr (817) 599-5335

Kincaid’s 220 Adams Dr Ste 290 (817) 594-7773

Sake Japanese Steakhouse 114 College Park Dr (817) 598-5955

Big John’s Burgers & Beer 105 College Avenue 817-999-8932 Blind Horse Saloon 1886 Mineral Wells Hwy (817) 599-6501 Buffalo Wild Wings 320 Adams Dr (817) 598-0432 Buffet City 106 College Park Dr (817) 599-5568 Chick-Fil-A 2525 S Main St (817) 594-3001 Chicken Express 1711 Bethel Rd (817) 598-1555 Chili’s 128 E Interstate 20 (817) 594-1661 China Harbor 1810 Main St. (817) 598-0061 Copper Creek Fine Texas Dining 216 W Interstate 20 (817) 599-3977 Cotton Patch Cafe 1964 S Main St (817) 599-0706 Cracker Barrel 132 E Interstate 20 (817) 598-9070

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Crave Frozen Yogurt 1302 S Main St (817) 594-9091

LA Playa Maya 1445 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 613-8686

Mary’s Brazos Cafe 5090 Tin Top Rd (817) 594-0203 Mcalister’s Deli 215 Adams Dr Ste 209 (817) 594-3314 Montana Restaurant 1910 S Main St (817) 341-3444 Nizza Pizza Pasta & Subs 1016 S Main St (817) 594-9090

Short Chef Creations 136 College Park Drive 817-594-7000 shortchefcreations.com Skinny’s Hamburgers 504 Palo Pinto St (817) 594-3101 Starbucks Coffee Company 2010 S Main St (817) 341-2547 Sunny Street Cafe 1314 S. Main Street (817) 594-2210

The Shed Texas Kitchen and Bakery 4019 Fort Worth Hwy. (817) 594-5533 shedsbread.com The Tamale Kid 204 Dennis Rd (817) 341-8543 Tin Top Cafe 7974 Bethel Rd (817) 598-1222

Cutting Horse Bar & Grill 2132 Tin Top Rd Ste 100 (817) 599-8667

Wild Mushroom 1917 Martin Dr (817) 599-4935

WILLOW PARK Busy Berri Yogurt Shop 108 S Ranch House Rd (817) 441-1100 Chicken Express 101 Ranch House Rd (817) 441-7177 Fish Creek 4899 E I-20 Service Rd N (817) 441-1746 Milano’s Pizza & Pasta 119 S Ranch House Rd Ste 900 (817) 441-6737 Railhead Smokehouse Barbeque 120 S Ranch House Rd (817) 441-2525

Olive Garden 315 E Interstate 20 (817) 599-4207

Outlaw BBQ 3101 Ranger Hwy Unit B (817) 599-3520

Whistle Hill Cafe 104 S Walnut St (817) 599-4311

Yogurt Story 325 Adams Dr Ste 315

Ohana Japanese Steak House 126 E Interstate 20 (817) 596-2871

On The Border 114 Interstate 20 East (817) 594-2174

Which Wich 220 Adams Dr Ste 230 (817) 598-0200

Yesterday’s 201 N Main St (817) 599-3903

Logan’s Roadhouse 325 E Interstate 20 (817) 594-5455 Malt Shop 2028 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 594-2524

1503 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 599-7421

Downtown Cafe 101 W Church St (817) 594-8717

Outskirtz Grill 2524 Azle Hwy #101 817-598-0009

Tokyo Seafood & Steakhouse 126 E I-ww20 Ste 100 (817) 596-2871

Fire Oak Grill 114 Austin Ave (817) 598-0400

Pastafina 807 S Main St (817) 599-5861

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