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Atmos Energy crews and contractors will oversee a controlled natural gas flaring on Tuesday, November 27 and Wednesday, November 28 beginning at approximately 8 a.m. each day near the intersection of Keller-Haslet Road and Hwy 377/N. Main Street (32.965640, -97.249841). Contractors will be inspecting and cleaning a section of natural gas pipeline in the area with technologically advanced in-line inspection tools as part of normal, routine maintenance.

Who are the “unsung heroes” in your neighborhood?

Please take a minute during this busy holiday season and thoughtfully consider those who tirelessly serve your community. The City of Fort Worth is offering neighborhoods a chance to publicly recognize their most valuable assets through a variety of award nominations.

Two opportunities unique to Fort Worth include:

• The Danny Scarth Trailblazer Award – Recognizes a person who, in their everyday life, has raised awareness of living a life of value with a disability and made impactful changes in the Fort Worth community that improve life opportunities for persons with disabilities. Nominees must reside in the City of Fort Worth, their contributions must have a demonstrated impact in Fort Worth and they may not be compensated for their work with persons with disabilities.
• The Fort Worth Neighbor of the Year Award – Recognizes an individual who has given outstanding service to improve and/or positively affect the lives of individuals in their neighborhood. The best candidate for this award may be referred to the “unsung hero” of their neighborhood. Nominee contributions must have a demonstrated impact in Fort Worth. Nominees may not be compensated for the service for which they’re nominated. Nominations may be submitted by a current board member of a City of Fort Worth registered neighborhood association. Nominees must reside within the association’s boundaries. Residents are encouraged to share their nominee suggestions with their neighborhood association leadership for a formal association vote.

For more information or to complete an award application, please visit: fortworthtexas.gov/engagement/awards/

VOWS Fall Festival will be Saturday 10/20 from 4-7 p.m. at Bray Birch Park. There will be a cupcake walk, carnival games, bounce house, bucking bronco, barrel train, vendor Trunk Or Treat, and Crown Catering Mexican Food truck. An open bid charity auction benefiting the Community Storehouse will also be held. The carnival games will be mostly self serve due to insufficient volunteers. See you all soon!