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Fort Worth Roundup: Sports, Holidays, and Community Highlights

Fort Worth Roundup: Sports, Holidays, and Community Highlights

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 Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, December 14. We kick off with big sports action today that has our city buzzing. At noon, number 13 Baylor womens basketball faces number 2 Texas at Dickies Arena in the Sprouts Farmers Market espnW Invitational, live on ABC. Its their 112th meeting, and our Bears come in hot at 10 and 1, leading the nation in defense. Later at 5 pm, TCU mens hoops hosts Jacksonville at Ed and Rae Schollmaier Arena on ESPN Plus, riding a strong 49 percent field goal streak. These matchups promise electric energy downtown.

Shifting to holiday cheer, catch The Polar Express tonight at Rooftop Cinema Club downtown, with fireside seats, heaters, and warm drinks under the stars. Families love these screenings that light up our skyline. Nearby, Christmas in the Garden glows at Fort Worth Botanic Garden through the weekend, perfect for twinkling walks along the trails.

Weather plays nice today, sunny skies in the mid 50s with light winds, ideal for outdoor fun, though bundle up for evening chills. Expect the same tomorrow before clouds roll in midweek.

City Hall stayed quiet this weekend, but keep eyes on budget talks affecting our roads and parks. No major new business openings, though Cattlemen's Fort Worth Steak House reminds us to celebrate there amid holiday buzz.

On the job front, local postings hold steady around 15,000 on major sites, strong in logistics near Alliance Airport. Real estate sees median homes at about 325,000 dollars, up 4 percent yearly, with hot spots in Wedgwood and Arlington Heights.

Schools shine too, with area teams prepping for playoffs after solid wins. Todays crime report notes no major incidents in the past day, just routine patrols keeping neighborhoods safe around Stockyards and West 7th.

For a feel-good lift, young fans at Baylors Future Bears Day hit 137 decibels cheering Taliah Scott, like a jet takeoff, uniting 27 schools in purple pride.

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