Oakhurst Neighborhood Association
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To promote better communication, neighborhood unity, civic spirit and goodwill among area residents.
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In this month's edition of the Oak Leaflet, ONA neighbor Aaron Latchaw writes: "My wife (Jess) and I were talking among ourselves a few months ago about ways we could engage the community and our neighbors and stay active. This was something we had been discussing with Debby Stein/The Riverside Arts District about getting started in the area. We recalled the social rides we'd been on in the past around Fort Worth (Critical Mass, Night Riders) and pitched the idea on the neighborhood site Nextdoor. The response was really positive, and we even did a little voting, and those interested decided on the name "Oakhurst Cycling Club."  We've since been on 2 rides and had a blast meeting our Oakhurst neighbors and exploring the river trail system. On our last ride, we had about 8 riders total. Our next ride will be a leisurely 8-12 miles, and we'll finish the ride at our neighborhood brewery, Martin House, for their Saturday tour & tasting. The Martin House guys are very supportive of the cycling community; it's even rumored they let cyclists in a few minutes earlier than the standard crowd. We are eager to see rides continue to grow; Fort Worth has made huge strides to nurture the cycling community. Hope to see you on 2 wheels soon!" Note: All rides leave from Riverside Park, 501 Oakhurst Scenic Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76111. Routes will be posted to Nextdoor and e-mailed to our OCC and ONA email lists. Oakhurst Cycling Club June Ride Saturday, June 14 Departs Riverside Park at 12:30pm Riding to Martin House Brewery (8-12 miles, leisurely pace) 
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AuthorRick Herring has been a neighborhood volunteer, leader, and activist in Fort Worth for over thirty years. A lifelong resident, Rick was raised in the Riverside community, where five generations of his family have lived. Archives
June 2025
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