Aledo | Hudson Oaks | Springtown | Weatherford | Willow Park Vol. 2 Issue 2 | August 2014
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can frolic freely in the City of Weatherford’s new dog park
Memories in the Making With Wendy Young
Sweet Springs Winery A Small Gift Sparks A New Beginning
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Memories in the Making, the Alzheimer’s Association art program,is founded on the premise that creative activity is essential for the health of the human spirit.
The Patsy Hooks Dog Park is open from sun-up to sun-down every day except Wednesdays.
Good music and fabulous entertainment in and around Parker County this month.
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Dining: Sweet Springs Winery Page 20
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Movies
Film Jive by Jimmy Ray Sorrells, and City Lights Theater in Weatherford.
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Art
Memories in the Making with Wendy Young, plus local gallery / museum listings.
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Theater
Theater off the Square and Texas Opry Theater.
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Activities
Patsy Hooks Dog Park, Free screening of Angels Perch..
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Lodging
Lodges, Bed and Breakfasts, Hotel or Motel, we can help you decide where to stay.
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Calendar of Events Shopping
Life in Parker County
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We got it all! Want to know what’s happening today, check here....
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Holy Grounds Coffee and Gifts, Plus shopping opportunities all over Parker County!
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Music & Nightlife
Parker County live music feature, plus a listing of local venues!
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Dining
Sweet Springs Winery plus local dining listings.
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Cover Photo by: Wyatt Nantz See pages 14 and 15 for this months calendar of events!
A selection of tasty cheeses, artisan crackers, pickles, olives, grapes and sweet, dried cranberries were a perfect compliment to a generous glass of Cabernet on a recent visit to the winery.
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Welcome to My Hometowns Texas Cultural & Entertainment Magazine
It’s August and the
Dog Days of Summer are upon us! Have you ever wondered why people call this time of year the Dog Days? I’ve always just assumed that it had something to do with our four legged friends and the way they cope with heat. My mind always conjures up a dog with long droopy ears, his tongue hanging out, panting in the sun. Here in North Texas, people look a little like that too during the month of August…droopy, sweaty and miserable. But, no, the fact is that the saying
“Dog Days of Summer” actually comes from ancient times, when the night sky was lit up by stars instead of city lights and people could see constellations in the sky. Images of bears (Ursa Major and Ursa Minor), the twins (Gemini), the
bull (Taurus) and, of course, dogs (Canis Major and Canis Minor) were all visible above. The brightest star in Canis Major is Sirius (the big dog) and it is so bright that the Romans believed the earth received heat from it. During the summer months (late July to August) Sirius “the dog star” rises and sets with the sun. The Ancients believed this added to the sun’s heat creating a long sultry period of hot weather. Of course, we now know the heat of summer is a direct result of the earth’s tilt but the term “dog days” has managed to survive the centuries and remains with us still.
As modern inhabitants of this planet we have devised ways to make the dog days bearable… even enjoyable! Schools are out for the summer months and area lakes, pools and water parks are open for a good dose of water therapy. Snow cone stands pop up all around town to provide sweet, cool treats. Watermelons appear at the farmer’s markets promising a crisp, cold bite of heaven to ward off the heat. Summer evenings are made for drive-ins, movie theatres, plays and live music, or dining out at a favorite restaurant with friends and family. Maybe the best dog day pastime is still a sultry summer evening watching fireflies, listening to the music of cicadas, and gazing at the star filled sky, just as our ancestors did … something else that has survived the centuries. Stay Cool Parker County,
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Action Films Rule in August! Action movies are all the craze this mid-summer, and August promises to deliver some big ones. With July ending on a high (and lucrative) note with films like Hercules and Lucy, movie-goers are setting their sights on the hottest month of the year, while studios are hoping for the hottest ticket sales. The July 4th holiday weekend saw the weakest sales since the 1980’s, but quickly rebounded due to late month blockbusters. We were also graced with spring-like days in July that prompted more outdoor activities that could have also played a part in declining ticket sales. Whatever the reason, movies are once again supreme and August will see a resurgence as four highlyanticipated films , in particular, open in theatres.
Guardians of the Galaxy, directed by James Gunn and starring Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, and Glenn Close is set for release Friday,
August 1st. The film features an unlikely cast of characters who must team up in order to defeat a cosmic force of epic proportions. Based on the comic book published by Marvel Comics., it was first written in 1969 by Arnold Drake and penciled by Gene Colan. In the comic books, the characters have crossed over into The Avengers universe, making them fit in easily with Marvel’s big screen plans to expand the superhero franchise. Chris Pratt will play Peter Quill / Star-Lord, who is “the Guardians” leader, who is the offspring of a human mother and an alien father. Zoe Saldana will play skilled assassin Gamora, the green-skinned humanoid who is the last of a species that was exterminated by a race known as the Badoon. Get On Up, The James Brown Story, is also set for August 1st release date. A drama, starring Chadwick Boseman and directed by Tate Taylor, already has critical acclaim attached to the film and is drawing early accolades by film critics. Based on the incredible life story of the Godfather of Soul, the film will give a fearless look inside the music, moves and moods of James Brown, taking audiences on the journey from his impoverished childhood to his evolution into one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Famed film producer Brian Grazer has been trying to make a film about Brown for more than a decade. August will see a throwback reboot with the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The reboot story centers on the turtle crime fighters, which include Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael, as well as their master Splinter. It is rumored to involve the return of Shredder. Star Megan Fox will help appeal to a newer audience of the Turtles as well as nudge former fans back
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before, now is making it his mission to end The Expendables, but Barney has other plans. Barney decides that he has to fight old blood with new blood, and recruits newer, younger members of the team; pinning old-school style versus hightech expertise in what is the Expendable’s most personal story yet.
into the theatres. The Expendables 3, opening Friday, August 15th will be a huge summer draw for action fans starring some of the genre’s most notable actors. Continuing with the franchise, The Expendables 3 is about the Expendables needing to save the President of the United States. While on their mission, they clash with several younger, technology oriented action heroes. In The Expendables 3, Barney (Sylvester Stallone), Christmas (Jason Statham), and the rest of the team comes face to face with Conrad Stonebanks (Mel Gibson), who years ago co-founded The Expendables with Barney. Stonebanks subsequently became a ruthless arms trader and someone Barney was forced to kill … or so he thought. Stonebanks, who had eluded death once
August promises to also bring a few comedies, such as Let’s Be Cops, What If, and Behaving Badly. The Hundred-Foot Journey and The Giver will also be dramas worth watching this late summer. However, action films will rule the month and fill the seats in theatres nationwide. Proudly serving all of Hood county, Show Biz 6 in Granbury is the perfect and convenient location to see your next film. Featuring all of the latest blockbusters and your favorite movies, Show Biz 6 sets the stage for your enjoyment of refreshments, candies, drinks, fresh popcorn, and always a large comfy chair in a cool, darkened theatre. See you at the movies!! FUN FACT: Did you know that Sylvester Stallone has some huge Texas fans who paid close to $450 for a photo with their favorite actor? Would you pay money to have a picture made with a celebrity and if so, how much would you be willing to drop for it? Jimmy Sorrells
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"Life is a Journey" - Tribute painting to Wendy’s father. On the right hand side are messages that her Dad wrote to her, as he progressed further and further into his disease. PHOTOS BY WYATT NANTZ
Memories in the Making Wendy Young knows about Alzheimer’s disease first hand. Her father was diagnosed with the disease and Wendy retired after almost 30 years at Cooks Children’s Hospital as a CRNA to help care for him. Although her father’s Alzheimer’s had progressed too far by the time Wendy discovered MIM, she was so taken with the idea and how it could help people with this terrible disease that she got involved in the program anyway. Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive and ultimately fatal disease that destroys brain cells, causing memory loss and problems with thinking and behavior severe enough to disrupt daily life. As memory loss progresses, people with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia can no longer do the things they once loved doing. Memories in the Making, the Alzheimer’s Association art program,is founded on the
premise that creative activity is essential for the health of the human spirit. Bypassing the need for learning, planning and knowing, MIM restores a means for creative selfexpression to people who have lost other avenues. Watercolor is vibrant, intuitive, and yields pleasing results with the slightest physical effort. People who have never painted before are able, with some assistance, to create personally satisfying images. Trained facilitators don’t attempt to teach painting technique, but rather meet artists at their own level and encourage them to make the kinds of marks that come naturally to them. “If it is paint on paper, it is a painting,” is the programs mantra. For some with memory loss, painting is a means of telling stories or making pictures of things they like and remember.
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Others enjoy the craft involved in painting something and take pride in their finished work. Still others enjoy the sensation of seeing the shapes, lines and colors flow from the brush. For all, it is a pleasurable and engaging activity, regardless of the end result, and thereinlies the value of Memories in the Making. Wendy Young’s natural interest in art and her need to give back to those that helped her father led her to volunteer at MIM. She says, “Those few moments of joy that you might give someone suffering from Alzheimer’s disease make it worth it.” To find out more about Memories in the Making contact: Lisa Buck Memories in the Making Coordinator Alzheimer’s Association – North Central Texas Chapter 2630 West Freeway, Suite 100 Fort Worth, TX 76133 24/7 Helpline- 800-272-3900 www.myhometownstexas.com
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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DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE is Weatherford’s ONLY regularly scheduled live theatre venue. It currently produces 8 plays a season that normally run for three weekends each and that include both a children’s show and a Christmas production. Each season begins in January and ends in December. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE has produced some of the most popular and entertaining plays in America, including plays by premier playwrights like Neil Simon and Agatha Christie as well as popular contemporary playwrights like Jaston Williams, Joe Sears, and Ed Howard of Tuna fame and the team Jones Hope Wooten. Several playwrights have visited the theatre, including Jones Hope Wooten who attended the theatre’s production of their play The Red Velvet Cake War which was the Southwest Premier of the show. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE is a nonprofit organization, which relies on volunteers to continue to produce shows each season; it is a 100% volunteer organization.
The volunteers are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Weatherford through the art of live theatre. They do everything from performing to building sets and cleaning the restrooms. It takes an incredible amount of time to put on each production and to run the infrastructure of the organization year round. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE holds a drawing at every performance of every show called the Red Bowl. Patrons fill-out information on a slip of paper and place it in a large red bowl from which they draw a name during intermission to give away two free tickets to the next show. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE Off THE SQUARE’S children’s show this summer was produced in conjunction with our second annual Summer Children’s Theatre Camp. The camp was a huge success! The 30 plus children from Azle, Weatherford, Millsap, Hudson Oaks, Poolville, and Graham ranged in age from 3rd grade to 9th grade. The theatre offered them a unique camp experience with classes pertaining to all aspects of theatre as well as the opportunity to experience the joys of performing live theatre. The campers as
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well as volunteers from the Weatherford High School, Tarleton State University, Midwestern State University, and Texas State University theatre departments put together a production in two weeks. The campers then performed six performances of MISS NELSON IS MISSING (And Other Stories) over the period of two weekends. Theatre Off The Square has great plans for continuing this educational venture next summer. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE’S remaining productions for the 2014 season include Unnecessary Farce in September, House Without Windows in October, and A Tuna Christmas in December.Visit www. theatreoffthesquarefor ticket information, show dates and times, auditions, photo gallery, and volunteer information. Theatre Off The Square is located at 114 North Denton in Weatherford, and the phone number is 817-341-8687. DID YOU KNOW? THEATRE OFF THE SQUARE will announce the new 2015 season October 1. Season Tickets will also go on sale at that time. Stay tuned for more information about our upcoming season! www.myhometownstexas.com
recorded for Pappy Daily’s D Records. In 1960, he had his first Top Ten hit with “Family Bible.” The following year he scored
August 23rd Claude Gray and Lisa Layne! CLAUDE GRAY Singer/songwriter/guitarist Claude Gray stood 6’5” and was frequently called “the Tall Texan.” During his nearly 30 years in music, he scored numerous hits, and was considered a major country star. He began his career in high school, performing in his native Henderson, Texas. Following Navy service from 1950-1954, he spent the bulk of the decade working as a salesman. He made his recording debut in 1959 after working as a radio announcer in Kilgore, Texas and as a DJ in Meridian, Mississippi; his first single, “I’m Not Supposed,” was
with “I’ll Just Have a Cup of Coffee (Then I’ll Go),” which made the country Top Five and was a minor hit on the pop charts. His next single, “My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About),” made it to the Top Three. Over the next two years, Gray made it to the charts four more times, but none of the songs, including “Daddy Stopped In,” made it past the Top 20. He and Walt Breeland caused a minor controversy
when they penned “The Ballad of Jimmy Hoffa,” which their label, Mercury, wouldn’t let them record. The song eventually came out on Smokey Stover’s Ol’ Podner label and was sold directly to the Teamsters. Gray’s singles began to appear steadily on the charts from the mid-’60s through the early ‘70s; most of these were medium-level hits, but songs such as “I Never Had the One I Wanted” and “How Fast Them Trucks Can Go” occasionally rose to the Top 20. Gray’s contract with Mercury ended in 1972, and he moved to Million Records and had a minor hit, “Woman Ease My Mind,” in 1973. He appeared on the charts only sporadically after that, scoring a final hit in 1986 with his version of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.” The Amazing Made In Texas Show Time Band will be backing up both Claude Gray and Lisa Layne on all of their songs. Dale Morris, Jr. on fiddle and Mitchell Smithey on steel guitar along with Christian Hutton on lead guitar, Roger Ramsey on bass and Josh Rodgers on drums. LISA LAYNE is a voice for the ages. She is the singer of one of the world’s most loved Christmas songs “ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU”. Today it is recognized as the # 7 Christmas song of ALL Time. Born in Tyler, Texas, at the age of three her folks moved to
Dallas where she began singing professionally at the tender age of four. She worked shows with her Dad, who is a professional musician, on and off thru her school years.
Lisa formed her first band just after high school. She was the lead vocalist and played Bass Guitar. This ultimately let to her being noticed by a local band, Vince Vance and The Valiants, which had had a taste of some major success. Lisa worked the road with them for 5 years. During that time they recorded the Christmas Smash “ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU”. Lisa was the singer on that record. With the success of “ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU” Lisa moved to Nashville. In Nashville she joined a very successful Beach Music Band and toured with them until 1995. In early ‘95 Lisa won the role of Patsy Cline in the first National Tour of a “Closer Walk With Patsy Cline”. She toured with that troupe for the better part of 2 years before joining the Nashville Troupe as the lead in the same show. She performed at the Texas Troubadour Theater in Nashville doing the Patsy show from ‘98 thru 2000. When it comes to singing a Patsy Cline song, NOBODY can touch LISA LAYNE. She has the gift. If you close your eyes and listen you can feel Patsy’s presence as Lisa sings. It is an awesome experience. Lisa has been in the studio the last couple of months working on her new Christmas CD entitled “ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU” (Yes, by popular demand, she has re-recorded it!) This is one of those albums that only happens once in a lifetime and EVERYBODY “HAS” to have it. The variety of her selections runs the musical gamut. From Pop to Country to Blues to Rock’n’Roll to Novelty to Gospel. You name it, it’s all here as only LISA LAYNE can do it. Also of note, THE WORLD FAMOUS JORDANAIRES accompany Lisa on all 12 songs Watch this space in September for all the details on upcoming shows or check out our ad on the inside back cover. www.texasoprytheater.com 817-341-1000
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Patsy Hooks Dog Park officially opens! When the City of Weatherford began looking at a capital improvement plan for the downtown and Heritage Park areas of the city, the idea for a dog park was met with great enthusiasm from the community. Earlier this year ground was broken for the park, located behind the Police Department in Weatherford, and the next stage of the Heritage Park development was completed with the ribbon-cutting and opening of the Patsy Hooks Dog Park in July. Patsy Hooks, wife of Weatherford Mayor Dennis Hooks, passed away in December, 2013. Her lifelong love of dogs and her commitment to the City of Weatherford and its citizens prompted the City Council, at a recent meeting in June, to unanimously vote to name the park in honor of Patsy. Almost every story told about Patsy over the years included dogs. Her son, Kip Hooks, said his mother would often
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refer to them as her “babies”. But love of dogs wasn’t the only factor in the City Council’s decision to name the park for Patsy. She was instrumental in transforming the dog pound into an animal shelter that has been a source of pride for the community. Patsy spent a good deal of time, money and effort in raising awareness among the citizens of Weatherford so this tribute is the ideal way to honor her. “It’s a great tribute to a great lady,” said Kip. The ribbon cutting was attended by many Weatherford residents who brought along their dogs to try out the new digs. The park has a shaded play pen for smaller or shy dogs, a pen for large dogs, waste stations, watering stations and benches. Each pen is landscaped and even includes a fire hydrant. Donations from area residents helped fund the added improvements. The Patsy Hooks Dog Park is open from sun-up to sundown every day except Wednesdays when the City does maintenance. For more information and a list of dog park rules and regulations: parkinfo@ weathefotx.gov or 817-598-4124
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- August 21st - Reservations Required
Everyone has an emotional home - the place where your oldest, happiest and most poignant memories reside, the place that comes to mind first when someone asks about your roots. For J.T. Arbogast, actor-writer-producer, that place is a small picturesque town in the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia. He journeyed back through time to his “home” to film “Angel’s Perch,” the poignant story of one family’s struggles with Alzheimer’s disease. To help raise awareness about the 2014 Walk to End Alzheimer’s®, the Alzheimer’s Association will present a free screening of “Angel’s Perch” at City Lights Weatherford on Thursday, August 21 at 6:00 pm. The event is open to the public, but reservations are required.
“When someone develops Alzheimer’s disease, the whole family needs to become involved,” says Linda Snow, whose mother passed away with the disease. “It helps to have a place to go to learn about Alzheimer’s, get advice on caregiving and resources, and feel supported. That’s why I turned to the Alzheimer’s Association when I was caring for my mother.” Linda and her husband, Gary, are serving as honorary chairs for this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, which is scheduled for Saturday, September 27 at Weatherford College. Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the major annual fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association nationwide. It was Linda’s idea to show “Angel’s Perch,” as a way to convey the needs of families dealing with the disease. “Angel’s Perch” is the story of a successful young architect living in Pittsburg when he learns that he needs to take time off and return to his tiny hometown of Cass, West Virginia to help take care of his grandmother who was found wandering around lost, just outside her home. Arbogast says the story is fiction, but it was inspired by his own grandmother, and sometimes it was difficult to separate truth from fiction. Ultimately “Angel’s Perch” is a true story of more than five million people living with Alzheimer’s disease in this country. Please join Linda and Gary Snow and staff from the Alzheimer’s Association for this free screening of “Angel’s Perch.” Brief remarks will be made by Linda and Gary and information provided about supporting the local Walk to End Alzheimer’s. “It’s hard to find someone who has not been touched by Alzheimer’s disease in some way,” according to Linda. “The story told through this film speaks to the importance of supporting the local work and national research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association. Participating in the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Weatherford is a great way to support the cause.” City Lights Weatherford is donating its facilities for this special viewing of “Angel’s Perch.” A light dinner provided by Schlotzsky’s will be served. Seating is limited. Reservations to attend may be made by calling the Alzheimer’s Association at (817) 336-4949 or 1-800-272-3900. Information about Walk to End Alzheimer’s can be found at www.alz.org/ northcentraltexas.
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Free Screening - Angel’s Perch
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
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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 Motel 6 150 Alford Drive 817-594-1740 PET FRIENDLY Quality Inn & Suites 2500 South Main Street 877-424-6423 PET FRIENDLY 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 ALEDO Cowtown RV Park 7000 East I-20 817-441-7878 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 Rose Garden Cottage 212 East Lee Ave. 817-219-3435 www.rosegardencottage.com Mama’s Wish 414 W. Lee Ave. 817-757-7111 www.mamas-wish.net Pecan Bottom Ranch 801 N. Lake Drive 817-797-3477 The Cottage at Sugartree 251 Sugartree Drive Lipan TX 76462 817-341-1111 The Getaway Cabins 2859 Thompson Road 817-596-3528 www.thegetawaycabins.com
SPRINGTOWN Outwest Campground and RV Park 4009 West Hwy. 199 (817) 220-0476 www.outwestcamp.com Springtown RV Park 3080 W. Hwy 199 817-220-4678 www.springtownrvpark.com Still Waters Retreat Center of Texas 383 Country Road 3672 Springtown, Texas 817-220-2681 www.stillwatersretreattexas.com WILLOW PARK Knights Inn 5080 E I-20 Service Road S Willow Park, TX 76087 817-441-5443
The Texas Star Ranch & Retreat 5950 FM 920 817-613-1949 www.thetexasstar.com Victorian House Retreat 110 E. 5th Street 817-475-9009 www.victorianhouseretreat.com www.myhometownstexas.com
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Cherry Park, Peach Festival, Weatherford Cinema, Summer Activities
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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 Chandor Gardens 711 W. Lee Avenue, Weatherford Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm Saturday 9 am – 3 pm & Sunday 12 – 4 pm Clark Botanical Gardens 567 Maddux Rd., Weatherford Monday – Saturday 7:30 am – 6 pm Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
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First Friday in Aledo-6 pm Aledo Church of Christ Music: Katie Keenie& Summer Richman Shopping, food trucks, water slides, native animal exhibit, dino dig and the 3rd annual Watermelon eating contest
Every Wednesday YOGA at Chandor Gardens 5:30pm 711 W. Lee Avenue, Weatherford Weatherford Public Library Pre-School Storytime 2-5 yr olds Toddler Time – 6 mo-36 mo olds 1014 Charles Street, Weatherford 10:30 am Every Friday East Parker County Library Storytime for 2-5 yr olds 201 FM 1187 North, Aledo 10:30 am
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Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm Kyle Redd Bodie Powell Fuzzy’s Taco Shop-Mineral Wells 8:00 pm Grant Gilbert
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Weatherford 1st Monday Trade Days 9 am-4 pm Corner of Santa Fe & Hwy 180 Weatherford
Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford The Texas Opry Theater Rex Allen, Jr. 3:00 pm 817-341-1000 The Amazing Made in Texas Show Time Band Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 pm Scott Lyle Band
1014 Charles St. 817-598-4150 Mon – Thurs 10 am – 8 pm Fri – Sat 10 am – 6 pm Sunday 2 – 6 pm
Tuesday-Saturday Museum of the Americas 216 Fort Worth Hwy, Weatherford Quanah Parker until Aug. 2, 2014 Tues. – Fri. | 10 am – 5 pm Saturday 11 am – 4 pm
Weatherford Public Library Just for Teens! Gamers’ Circle 2:30-4:00 pm 817-598-4150
Cutting Horse Saloon-Weatherford 9:00 pm Aaron Einhouse
Weatherford Public Library
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
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Lake Mineral Wells State Park Night Sounds-Bring a lawn chair Lone Star Amphitheater 8:30-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227
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Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Lake Mineral Wells State Park Cross Timbers Poetry & Stories Lone Star Amphitheater 8-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227 Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S Ranch House Rd Willow Park 7:30 pm Sand Dollar Rodeo Teen Beach Day Camp Foot Works – Benbrook studio 2:00 – 6:00 pm817-594-1055
Belk’s Kid Fest-Weatherford Belkie Bear & Parker Paws Fashion Show and fun activities 12:30-5:00 pm 817-597-2295 Frozen Day Camp Foot Works – Benbrook studio 2:00 – 6:00 pm 817-594-1055 Holy Grounds Coffee & Gifts Movie night in the parking lot Bring a lawn chair 8:30 - 108 Jearl St.-Aledo Disney’s Tangled
Sweet Springs Winery Music: Debra James 7:00 - 9:00 pm 215 N. Main St-Weatherford Holy Grounds Coffee & Gifts Movie night in the parking lot Bring a lawn chair 8:30 - 108 Jearl St.-Aledo Amazing Spiderman
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Bethel Missionary Baptist ChurchSpringtown 6:30 pm The Harmony Quartet
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Clark Gardens-Weatherford 6th Annual Photography Contest Open to all photographers of all ages 940-682-4856
Walk to End Alzheimer’sWeatherford Fundraiser at Fire Oak Grill Music w/Kyle Redd &Bodie Powell 10% of bar sales donated to the Walk 6:00-8:00 pm 800-292-3900 Railhead Smokehouse BBQ Ranch Factor Dalton Domino &The Front Porch Family Band Steve Helms Band
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Just Between Friends-Consignment Sale North Side Baptist Church 910 N Main St-Weatherford Buy & Sell gently-loved children’s items 817-613-4991
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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:00 pm Johnny Cooper 8:00 pm Seven Miles South
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Weatherford ISD Vendor Fair Weatherford High School Cafeteria 7:15-8:45 am Vendors showcase products & services Reserve space 817-598-2956 Meet the Kangaroo Night-Weatherford Kangaroo Stadium-Come and meet the 2014 Kangaroos Includes-football, band, Belles, cheer,volleyball, tennis and cross country 7:30 am-8:30 pm No charge 817598-2956 Angel’s Perch Screening-Weatherford City Lights Theater 6-9 pm Reservations required 817-336-4949
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Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm Van Darien Lake Weatherford Marina 7:00 pm Sand Dollar Rodeo
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Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Holy Grounds Coffee & Gifts Movie night in the parking lot Bring a lawn chair 8:30 - 108 Jearl St.-Aledo Lego Movie
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Hip Hop Camp Foot Works – Benbrook studio 5:00-7:30 pm 817-249-2110
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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 5:30 pm Two Ton Folk
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Parker Paws Dog Dayz of Summer Fun for the whole family! Kids can decorate cookies Meet the adoptable dogs Cup and Cake-109 N Main St 12:00-3:00 pm 817-599-4422 The Texas Opry Theater Claude Gray& Lisa Layne 3:00 pm 817-341-1000 Fuzzy’s Taco Shop-Mineral Wells 8:00 pm Casey Thompson Band Lake Mineral Wells State Park Spider Walk-It’s really Fun!! Lone Star Amphitheater 8:30-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227
Kangaroo Kickoff luncheon-Weatherford Luncheon full of spirit and support North Side Baptist Church Gym Reservations Required 11:30 am-1:00 pm 817-598-2956
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Parker Paws Pet Adoption 11-2 pm Petsmart Weatherford Lake Mineral Wells State Park Cross Timbers Poetry & Stories Lone Star Amphitheater 8-10 pm 940-328-1171 ext 227 Julie Cosgrove Book Signing “Hush in the Storm” suspense romance novel Holy Grounds Coffee Shop-Aledo 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
UPCOMING EVENTS September 5th - 21st Fri, Sat, Sun Unnecessary Farce Theatre Off the Square
13th 14th Annual Freedom House Garden Safari at Clark Gardens 6:30 - 9:30 Live Music / Auction For ticket information call: 817-596-7543 20th 30th Wild West Festival-Springtown Live entertainment & 200 vendors 9 am-4 pm Parade at 10 am
Holy Grounds Coffee & Gifts Movie night in the parking lot Bring a lawn chair 8:30 - 108 Jearl St.-Aledo Avengers
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Shopping Parker County 2nd – Disney’s Tangled, August 9th – The Lego Movie, August 16th – The Avengers, August 23rd. Bring your lawn chairs and come on out for a great night at the movies and a great cup of coffee at Holy Grounds Coffee and Gifts! Holy Grounds Coffee and Gifts 108 Jearl Street Aledo, TX 76008 817-441-7700 Open Monday – Saturday, 6a.m. to 8p.m.
Check out their ad on page 10.
Coffee and More
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Agape Coffee House, owned by Lori Clifton, was the go to place in Aledo for great coffee and icy drinks for over a decade. The space was also occupied by a gift shop owned by Judy Wallace and featuring a variety of fabulous gifts, cards and decorative items. When Clifton decided to sell the shop, Wallace chose to purchase it and quickly changed the name to Holy Grounds Coffee and Gifts. Located in the same space and Street in Aledo, Holy Grounds serves up some of the same wonderful coffees, such as Cowboy Blend and Cream Royale, but they have also brought back many old favorites, like tropical tea and fruit chillers. Judy has also expanded open hours to 6a.m. - 8p.m., Monday through Saturday. All in all, four businesses now share the space; the Garden of Eat’n, a boutique, the gift shop and the coffee shop. Judy, her husband Ken and their three sons, Ken, Alex and Bryan have lived in the Aledo area since 2003. Her husband is a retired Navy fighter pilot and former chairman of the Aerospace Engineering Dept. at the U.S. Naval Academy, now working as an engineer at Coherent
Technical Services. Judy was a court reporter in California and in Washington, D.C. before moving to Aledo and becoming a full-time mom. The Wallace’s oldest son, Ken, graduated from Aledo High School in 2009 and attended the University of Texas at Arlington where he graduated with a degree in civil engineering. He married Marissa Steen, also an AHS graduate, this July. Alex graduated from Aledo in 2012 and is currently in the U.S. Marines and Bryan is a senior at AHS.
This July, Judy began holding family movie nights on Saturdays in the parking lot of Holy Grounds. Admission is Free and they offer half price featured drinks. Movies start at 8:30 and the August line-up includes: The Amazing Spider Man, August
Garden of Eat’n serving up a sinfully delicious menu, is open Monday thru Friday 9am - 2pm
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Music/Nightlife
Music Rocks the House in Parker County! Country music is, by far, the most prevalent in this area and you can hear some great artists this month. Railhead Smokehouse hosts Sand Dollar Rodeo, the Scott Lyle Band, Dalton Domino and the Front Porch Family Band, Steve Helms Band, Two Ton Folk, Johnny Cooper and Seven Miles South all performing there in August. The Fire Oak Grill keeps
All in all, there is no shortage of good music and fabulous entertainment in and around Parker County this month and you can check out all the dates on the Music page of this month’s My Hometowns Texas Magazine!
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It seems like there are more and more live music venues popping up every day in Parker County. Almost every restaurant offers live music, at least a few times a week. The talent in this part of Texas is varied and diverse. From country to rock, blues, soul and jazz, you can find what you want to hear without going too far from home.
country alive with Kyle Redd, Bodie Powell and Van Darien this month and Texas Opry Theater welcomes Rex Allen Jr., and Claude Gray and Lisa Layne .Fuzzy’s Tacos in Mineral Wells gets in on the act with Grant Gilbert and the Casey Thompson Band.
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LOCAL VENUES Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 120 S. Ranch House Road Willow Park | 817-441-2525 railheadbbq.net
FIRE OAK GRILL On the Square | Weatherford 114 Austin Ave, 817-598-0400 fireoakgrill.com
Sweet Springs Winery 215 N. Main Street Weatherford, TX 76086 817-594-3333
Light Catcher Winery 6925 Confederate Park Road Fort Worth | 817-237-2626 www.lightcatcher.com/events.htm
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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 - Sand Dollar Rodeo Sweet Springs Winery Music: Debra James 7:00 - 9:00 pm
3rd 95.9 The Ranch TXRDR w/JustinFrazell 3:00 pm - Steve Helms Band Boon-Docks-Eagle Mtn Lake 6500 Wells Barnett Rd-Ft. Worth 7th Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm - Kyle Redd Bodie Powell Fuzzy’s Taco Shop-Mineral Wells 8 pm - Grant Gilbert
9th The Texas Opry Theater 3:00 pm - Rex Allen, Jr. Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:30 pm - Scott Lyle Band
10th Bethel Missionary Baptist
Church-Springtown 6:30 The Harmony Quartet
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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ Ranch Factor 8 pm - Dalton Domino &The Front Porch Family Band Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 3:40pm - Dalton Domino 7:00 pm - Steve Helms Band
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Fire Oak Grill 6:30 pm - Van Darien Lake Weatherford Marina 7:00 pm - Sand Dollar Rodeo
19th Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 5:30 pm - Two Ton Folk 23rd The Texas Opry Theater 3:00 pm - Claude Gray & Lisa Layne Fuzzy’s Taco Shop – Mineral Wells 8:00 pm - Casey Thompson Band
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Railhead Smokehouse BBQ 7:00 pm - Johnny Cooper 8:00 pm - Seven Miles South
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Cutting Horse Bar and Grill 2132 Tin Top Rd, Suite 100, Weatherford | 817-599-8667 facebook.com/CuttingHorseTX
Dining
Sweet Springs Winery – A Small Gift Sparks A New Beginning When Cindy Mittelstedt gave her husband Ronnie a beginners wine making kit one Christmas morning years ago, she never could have imagined the journey that her simple gift would begin. The enjoyment they got from using the kit ingredients and producing a bottle of wine paired with Ronnie’s love of cultivating gardens and Cindy’s skill in pairing wines with food led them to pursue another venture and forgo a
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typical retirement. With his wife Cindy in mind, Ronnie planted one acre of land with Norton grapes, called Cynthiana. Over the next four years the Mittelstedt’s continued to add to their crop and began making their own wine, which they shared with family and
friends. When they decided to take their skills to the next level, they got in touch with Gene Estes, of Lost Oak Winery in Burleson, who mentored them through the various phases of wine making. With Cindy and Ronnie’s skills in winemaking and their daughter Beth’s expertise in sales and marketing, as VP of SkyRider Inc., the Mittelstedt’s successful construction contracting service, the family was ready to pursue their dream of opening a winery. In July of this year, the couple officially opened the doors of Sweet Springs Winery. Located just one and a half blocks from the historic downtown square in Weatherford, the winery and tasting room is a dream come true for the Mittelstedts. A beautiful, impressive, stone wall with cedar gate entrance surrounds the outdoor patio and blocks the noise from the busy main street just steps away. Once inside the gate, the world outside slips
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away and you are transported to what feels like a spot in Tuscany. The large enclosed outdoor patio is peppered with umbrella covered tables and chairs with a few rocking chairs and small tables around the perimeter of the space. Overhead, strings of white lights provide a festive atmosphere in the evenings and a stage is set up at one end to accommodate the live music nights that the winery offers each week. The tasting room, run by Kim Hernandez, is adjacent to the patio and the décor is a mixture of rustic Tuscan and chic Texan dominated by a very unique bar that’s topped entirely with pennies! Inside, dining and wine tasting is available in the adjoining dining room and shares the unique ambiance and comfortable quality of the patio space.
The Mittelstedts feature wines from Sweet Springs and Lost Oak Wineries. Wine is paired with a variety of cheese from Eagle Mountain Cheeses in Granbury, as well as a selection of artisan breads and crackers. The cheese trays at Sweet Springs are as lovely to look at as they are delicious to eat! A selection of tasty cheeses, artisan crackers, pickles, olives, grapes and sweet, dried cranberries were a perfect compliment to a generous glass of Cabernet on a recent visit to the winery. Acoustic music is provided on the patio area on many evenings. Saturday, August 2nd, Debra James, mother of American Idol contestant Casey James, takes the stage from 7 to 9p.m. Her bluesfolk-rock style has garnered
her many fans over the years and her CD, Cross That Line, is haunting and beautiful. Cindy and Ronnie invite everyone to come out Saturday night, have a glass of wine, and listen to this amazing artist. Never ones to rest on their laurels, the Mittelstedts have plans, over the next eighteen months, to open a wedding venue on their property and, in keeping with Ronnie’s German heritage, a brewhouse off Hwy. 51. But for now they say, “We just want to make wine for people to be able to sit down and enjoy with friends in a comfortable atmosphere.” I would say, they have accomplished just that! Sweet Springs Winery 215 N. Main Street Weatherford, TX 76086 817-594-3333 Hours: Tuesday thru Thursday 11a.m. to 8p.m. Friday and Saturday 11a.m. to 10p.m. Sunday 12p.m. to 7p.m. Closed Monday
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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
El Cerrito 407 Old Springtown Road (817) 523-7278
The Bearcat 421 FM 1187 N (817) 441-8981
R & K Cafe 3311 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 594-7701
Howell’s Western Cafe 401 W Highway 199 (817) 220-7915
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Rancho Nuevo 466 E. Hwy 199 817-523-2288
BROCK / MILLSAP Brock Junction 7458 W I-20 (817) 594-6626
B & B Burgers 101 E. 1st St. (817) 523-7520
Shinola’s Texas Cafe 301 Martin Ave (817) 523-0010
Brazos River Catfish Café’ 10771 W I-20 (817) 596-2994 Brazosrivercatfishcafe.com
Texas Bistro & Café 600 E. Hwy 199 817-523-0101
Mikey’s 2100 Fm 1189 (817) 598-9074
Woody Creek Bar B Q 205 N Avenue A (817) 220-2008
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Cedar Village Ice Cream Parlor 400 E Hwy 199 817-523-4196
BIG BURGER 3322 FORT WORTH HWY (817) 374-4965
Chicken Express 502 E Highway 199 (817) 523-0009
Crave Frozen Yogurt 200 S Oakridge Dr. (817) 598-9090
Chinese Express 332 E Highway 199 (817) 523-5225
WEATHERFORD Alvin ORD’s Sandwich Shop 914 S Main St (817) 599-5211320 Adams Dr (817) 598-0432 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
Which Wich 220 Adams Dr Ste 230 (817) 598-0200
Joe’s Pasta & Pizza 1115 Fort Worth Hwy Ste 400 (817) 341-2200
Rosa’s Cafe 28 1920 Martin Dr (817) 599-5335
Whistle Hill Cafe 104 S Walnut St (817) 599-4311
Kincaid’s 220 Adams Dr Ste 290 (817) 594-7773
Sake Japanese Steakhouse 114 College Park Dr (817) 598-5955
Wild Mushroom 1917 Martin Dr (817) 599-4935
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
Yesterday’s 201 N Main St (817) 599-3903
LA Playa Maya 1445 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 613-8686
Yogurt Story 325 Adams Dr Ste 315
Logan’s Roadhouse 325 E Interstate 20 (817) 594-5455 Malt Shop 2028 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 594-2524 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
Chicken Express 101 Ranch House Rd (817) 441-7177
Starbucks Coffee Company 2010 S Main St (817) 341-2547
Fish Creek 4899 E I-20 Service Rd N (817) 441-1746
Sunny Street Cafe 1314 S. Main Street (817) 594-2210
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
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 Downtown Cafe 101 W Church St (817) 594-8717
Outskirtz Grill 2524 Azle Hwy #101 817-598-0009
Fire Oak Grill 114 Austin Ave (817) 598-0400
Pastafina 807 S Main St (817) 599-5861
Busy Berri Yogurt Shop 108 S Ranch House Rd (817) 441-1100
Skinny’s Hamburgers 504 Palo Pinto St (817) 594-3101
Ohana Japanese Steak House 126 E Interstate 20 (817) 596-2871
On The Border 114 Interstate 20 East (817) 594-2174
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Tokyo Seafood & Steakhouse 126 E I-ww20 Ste 100 (817) 596-2871 Wanda’s By Jr 1503 Fort Worth Hwy (817) 599-7421
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