Your April Oak Leaflet has Arrived

Oakhurst neighbors - check out the latest issue of the Oak Leaflet by clicking this link or the image below.  In it, you'll find an article by Libby Willis on R. Henry King, the man who sold many of the original homes in our neighborhood.  You'll also find a history of the Oakhurst flag pole (on Daisy), info on flag etiquette, a summary of neighborhood participation in the Cowtown Cleanup, Brett's President's message, committee reports, and more!

As always, you may visit our newsletter archive to view or download past issues.

March Oak Leaflet

This month's issue of The Oak Leaflet is now online, and we're excited to share that the Oakhurst Neighborhood Association has been selected as the City of Fort Worth's Neighborhood of the Year!  This is the third time that Oakhurst has received this honor (2006, 2010, and 2022).  Click on the image below to learn more.  You'll also find Brent's President's Message, various committee reports, upcoming activities and events, the latest Phantom Foodie, and more.

As always, you may visit our newsletter archive to view or download past issues.

We want to hear from YOU! Fort Worth Urban Forest Master Plan

The City of Fort Worth is developing an Urban Forest Master Plan, and YOU can participate in a virtual workshop to provide feedback!

RSVP here for the event and save the date: Wednesday, 2/15, 6:00-7:30 pm.

Click on the image below for more details, or visit the project website.

The February Oak Leaflet is Here!

Check out this month's issue of The Oak Leaflet online!  This month's newsletter features a story by Libby Willis on the very first home constructed in Oakhurst.  You'll also find information on the Oak Cluster Garden Club, ONA committee reports, another edition of the Phantom Foodie, and more.

As always, you may visit our Newsletter Archive to view or download past issues.

Happy New Year, Oakhurst!

Welcome to 2023, Oakhurst neighbors!

Our first Oak Leaflet of 2023 is now online, marking 52 years(!) of continuous publication.  In this issue, you'll find information on the Riverside Park public art project, results from the ONA holiday decorating contest, ONA committee reports, a cookie recipe from Phyllis Anglin, the latest Phantom Foodie recommendation, and more.

Also be sure to check out upcoming activities and events for the new year.  And as always, you may visit our newsletter archive to view or download past issues.