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Texas Care Stop 6

Texas Care Stop 6 is a community-based behavioral health clinic serving children, teens, and families across Fort Worth. We provide counseling, social and behavioral skills training, and case management services covered by Medicaid. Our team delivers services in the home, school, or community — based on what works best for each child and family. All services are supervised by licensed clinicians. Texas Care Stop 6 is locally owned and operated in East Fort Worth, rooted in the community we serve and committed to helping children thrive at home, in school, and in daily life. Hours Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tarrant County

Tarrant

Fort Worth

Texas

Texas Care Stop 6 is a community-based behavioral health clinic serving children, teens, and families across Fort Worth. We provide counseling,...

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Reliable Painting And Staining 

We recently completed a professional fence staining project in Keller, Texas, helping restore and protect this cedar fence from the harsh North Texas climate. Over time, fences in Keller, Fort Worth, Southlake, and surrounding areas are exposed to intense sun, heat, wind, and moisture, which causes the wood to fade, dry out, crack, and lose its natural appearance. This project involved properly preparing the surface, cleaning the wood, and applying a high-quality stain designed to penetrate deeply and provide long-lasting protection. Fence staining in Keller is essential for maintaining curb appeal, extending the life of your fence, and preventing costly repairs or premature replacement. At Reliable Painting and Staining, we specialize in fence staining, deck staining, and garage door staining throughout Keller, Texas and the greater North Texas area, delivering consistent, professional results that homeowners can rely on.

We recently completed a professional fence staining project in Keller, Texas, helping restore and protect this cedar fence from the harsh North...

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Denton

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The Fort Worth City Council learned more about a proposed illegal gunfire communications campaign at its Tuesday work session.The <a href="https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2026/4/illegal-gunfire" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">presentation</a> was delivered by chief communications officer Sana Syed and Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia. Garcia started the presentation by outlining the purpose of the campaign, discussion of which was prompted by an increase in arrests related to illegal gunfire from 2024 to 2025.According to Garcia, the average of most suspects involved in illegal gunfire is 16 to 23 years old. Stray bullet incidents often spike around July 4, New Year's Eve, and major sporting events, but Garcia stressed that it is a year-round issue affecting residents all over the city.Campaign objectives include:<ul><li>Reducing stray bullet incidents by increasing community awareness of the risks and consequences of reckless gun use.</li><li>Reassuring residents and community members that the city is taking action to put a stop to the incidents and will not tolerate illegal gun violence.</li><li>Establishing a culture of safety, community intolerance, and active engagement regarding illegal gunfire in Fort Worth.</li></ul>"We as a police department and as a city take this seriously," Garcia said. "We do not see this as celebratory. We see it as a potential and/or violent crime."The city intends to achieve these goals by using a variety of methods to communicate and educate residents, with an emphasis on communicating in areas that have a higher number of incidents. The city will also work closely with regional school districts to share educational materials with parents and students. Outreach and education efforts will increase leading up to major holidays, in particular July 4 and New Year's Eve.

The Fort Worth City Council learned more about a proposed illegal gunfire communications campaign at its Tuesday work session.

The <a href="https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2026/4/illegal-gunfire" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">presentation</a> was delivered by chief communications officer Sana Syed and Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia. Garcia started the presentation by outlining the purpose of the campaign, discussion of which was prompted by an increase in arrests related to illegal gunfire from 2024 to 2025.According to Garcia, the average of most suspects involved in illegal gunfire is 16 to 23 years old. Stray bullet incidents often spike around July 4, New Year's Eve, and major sporting events, but Garcia stressed that it is a year-round issue affecting residents all over the city.

Campaign objectives include:<ul><li>Reducing stray bullet incidents by increasing community awareness of the risks and consequences of reckless gun use.</li><li>Reassuring residents and community members that the city is taking action to put a stop to the incidents and will not tolerate illegal gun violence.</li><li>Establishing a culture of safety, community intolerance, and active engagement regarding illegal gunfire in Fort Worth.</li></ul>"We as a police department and as a city take this seriously," Garcia said. "We do not see this as celebratory. We see it as a potential and/or violent crime."

The city intends to achieve these goals by using a variety of methods to communicate and educate residents, with an emphasis on communicating in areas that have a higher number of incidents. The city will also work closely with regional school districts to share educational materials with parents and students. Outreach and education efforts will increase leading up to major holidays, in particular July 4 and New Year's Eve.