Good job, dedicated Fort Worth citizen. If you’re reading this, it means you’re already one of the most informed + connected Cowtown residents (or at least you’re about to be).

We are FTWtoday — your go-to for navigating all things Fort Worth. Whether you’re walking the dog, still in bed, sitting in the carpool line, or sipping your morning coffee, your life as a smart, engaged Fort Worthian just got a little bit easier.

Here’s what you can expect. ⬇️

We’ll share what you need to know in Fort Worth each day — from ranking the best dishes at a new restaurant to breaking down new developments — so you can wake up, read one (free) email, learn something new and move forward with your day. We call that a win.

Because you’re an early subscriber ⬇️

We’re giving you a sneak peek into what we’re working on. Here’s what you’ll find in our upcoming newsletters:

April events calendar. Surprise! We’ve already published it. Find it here. Each month you can utilize our curated event calendar to find the best ways to fill all of your days around town — from shows to seminars. 🗓️
If your kiddos need something to do over the summer, we’ve rounded up local summer camps and classes.
Interested in what’s been going on downtown? Here’s the 411 on Reata’s big move.
We will be diving into local Easter events + helping you scout out the hoppy-ist activities. 🐇
And of course, we can’t do our job thoroughly without mentioning food. Stay tuned for a feature on some of Fort Worth’s best brunch spots. 🍽️

Additionally, we’ll be chatting with you about Beastro at the Fort Worth Zoo, the legends behind Texas bluebonnets + where to go for trivia each week.

Who are we? ⬇️

FTWtoday is the 22nd city that 6AM City (our parent company) is helping make smarter + more informed. We also exist in Austin (ATXtoday), San Antonio (SATXtoday), Kansas City (KCtoday), Nashville (NASHtoday) + more. We’re written for locals by locals — who you’ll get to know soon.

If you’re as excited as we are about this adventure, forward this article to your friends + family and encourage them to subscribe for diverse, hyperlocal Fort Worth content.