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Historic Camp Bowie corridor in Fort Worth seeks master plan as demand from restaurants, developers grows
To kick off the planning process, Camp Bowie District commissioned Main Street America, a nonprofit subsidiary of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, to conduct an analysis in the area. Now that the study is complete, the organization is moving forward with planning the future of the area.
Masure Gallery Brings a Focused Lens to Local Fine Art Photography in Fort Worth
From the owners of Fort Worth Camera - Masure Gallery of Photography offers a new space for fine art photographers, collectors, and admirers to experience Fort Worth and beyond through the lens of camera-wielding artists.
Fort Worth Entrepreneur Discovers Family Roots in the City — Then Plants His Own
When George Robertson recently traced his family history, he discovered that his great-grandfather once owned land in downtown Fort Worth. That discovery gave new meaning to what had already become his most personal venture yet: Texas Legacy Florals & Gifts, a floral and gifting concept rooted in heritage, beauty, and community – with a vision to restore artistry, care, and meaning to the floral experience.
Camp Bowie’s Next Chapter Isn’t About Revitalization but Rather Refinement
At a time when cities across the country, including our own, are pouring resources into reviving struggling corridors, the Camp Bowie business district is doing something different.
‘Mama Debbie’ has spent 20 years building community at Fort Worth resale shop
At The Resale Shop on Camp Bowie Boulevard, where donated clothing and household items help fund programs for women and children across Tarrant County, Debbie has spent nearly two decades doing more than sorting racks and ringing up purchases.
Is this Fort Worth’s best new restaurant? It’s seafood with spice
Two months into its first year, the Dos Mares coastal Mexican seafood restaurant has floated to the top of Fort Worth’s fine-dining restaurants.
Completed Main Street America Study Provides Data-Driven Roadmap for Fort Worth’s Historic Camp Bowie Boulevard
A market study of Fort Worth’s historic Camp Bowie Boulevard corridor, completed June 2025, has revealed both the district’s strong visitor activity — nearly 2 million annual visits — and key opportunities to improve parking, walkability, and the overall experience for residents and visitors.
