Fun for all ages!
10:30am: Neighborhood parade around the park
Give your pet patriotic flair for his leash or collar! Grab the family, put on your red, white, and blue, and make a homemade banner! Bikes, strollers, wagons, and wheelchairs sporting streamers and balloons are welcome!
11:00am: Hot dogs and sides
ONA will provide the hot dogs and you provide the sides: chips, beans, desserts and any other food or drinks you wish to bring. Join in the fun for all ages: horseshoes, washers, bocce ball...or just sit and enjoy the company of our neighbors.
Volunteers are always welcome to help with refreshments and setup/tear down. Give Glenda Shelton a call at 817.975.4653 if you'd like to help out.
ONA Annual July 4th Parade and Picnic
Thursday, July 4, 10:30am-1pm
Oakhurst Park
June 25, 2013
FW Water Department Meeting TONIGHT!
Per the FWWD website:
The Fort Worth Water Department needs your input! Join us at public meetings to learn about our city's water supply situation, explore options for water management and offer your views. The Water Department will share your feedback with the City Council in upcoming discussions about Fort Worth's water management plan.
City Manager Tom Higgins told City Council Members in a June 4, 2013 Informal Report, "During these meetings, participants will be provided overview information on water supplies—current and proposed—and water efficiency programs already in place. Feedback will be obtained to assess attitudes about what measures should be in a conservation plan—things that should be done all the time and are long term—versus what measures should be in a drought plan—things only in place when water supplies are low and are short-term."
Everyone interested is invited to the meetings. Parking is free, and refreshments will be served.
The Fort Worth Water Department needs your input! Join us at public meetings to learn about our city's water supply situation, explore options for water management and offer your views. The Water Department will share your feedback with the City Council in upcoming discussions about Fort Worth's water management plan.
City Manager Tom Higgins told City Council Members in a June 4, 2013 Informal Report, "During these meetings, participants will be provided overview information on water supplies—current and proposed—and water efficiency programs already in place. Feedback will be obtained to assess attitudes about what measures should be in a conservation plan—things that should be done all the time and are long term—versus what measures should be in a drought plan—things only in place when water supplies are low and are short-term."
Everyone interested is invited to the meetings. Parking is free, and refreshments will be served.
- North Fort Worth: Tuesday, June 25, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Heritage Trace Church of Christ, 4201 Heritage Trace Pkwy
- South Fort Worth: Thursday, June 27, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Unity Church of Fort Worth, 5051 Trail Lake Drive
June 4, 2013
ONA June Monthly Meeting: Vegetable Garden Tour
Respondents to the recent ONA program survey said they would like to visit a neighbor's garden to see what they're doing and socialize a bit. So ONA is delivering by producing the June monthly meeting at the home of new Oakhurst residents Aaron Latchaw and Jessica Gonzales. They have graciously agreed to open their backyard on Thursday evening, June 13 at 7pm for all vegetable garden enthusiasts!
One of the prime selling points of Oakhurst lots in 1924 was that "everything grows in the best sandy loam in Tarrant County"—here in Oakhurst. It's fun to see the next generation discovering this about the neighborhood. Come join us at 2105 Morning Glory Ave for tips, fun, and refreshments as we welcome summer. Don't forget your bug spray to keep away the mosquitoes!
ONA June Monthly Meeting: Vegetable Garden Tour
Thursday, June 13, 7pm
2105 Morning Glory Ave
One of the prime selling points of Oakhurst lots in 1924 was that "everything grows in the best sandy loam in Tarrant County"—here in Oakhurst. It's fun to see the next generation discovering this about the neighborhood. Come join us at 2105 Morning Glory Ave for tips, fun, and refreshments as we welcome summer. Don't forget your bug spray to keep away the mosquitoes!
ONA June Monthly Meeting: Vegetable Garden Tour
Thursday, June 13, 7pm
2105 Morning Glory Ave
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