East Fort Worth, Inc's (efwi) - EASTSIDE BLOSSOM project continues its efforts to beautify the roadways between the fort worth central business district and e. Loop 820. This photo shows one of 26 new Mexican plum trees planted by Andre and his helpers. These 26 trees are being planted in a spot that was previously an unsightly rusting chain link fence. Andre and his helpers moved the fence away from the roadway and planted these blossoming trees. This project will greatly

THANK YOU BNSF Yesterday, East Fort Worth, Inc's. efforts to beautify East Fort Worth, Gateway Park and the roadways and entries into the park took a giant leap forward. The EASTSIDE BLOSSOMS committee members joined with BNSF, Texas Trees Foundation and the Arbor Day Foundation to plant the newly rebuilt entry into Gateway Park from E. 1st Street. The timing was perfect as it was the first day that construction was completed on East First Street and the Trinity River bridge

EFWI'S, EASTSIDE BLOSSOMS committee, continues their efforts to beautify East Fort Worth and the roadways from E. Loop 820 to the Fort Worth Central Business District. The project also includes Oakland Blvd. and Beach Street plantings and the entries into Gateway Park. Today, City Park Forestry personnel, pictured below, began the planting of 96 Texas Redbud trees along the south boundary of Quanah Park Park. This will beautify the portion of Randol Mill Road that adjoins t

EASTSIDE BLOSSOMS HAS RECEIVED A MEMORIAL DONATION HONORING George Edward “Eddie” Traxson 10-15-38 - 12-18-15 Eddie moved to the Eastside of Fort In 1969. For over 40 years he owned “The Barber Shop” on Meadowbrook Drive where he served his loyal customers. Eddie’s, wife Stephanie Traxson, along with longtime customer Bill Mann, began collecting donations to honor Eddie’s service and contributions to the area. His many customers have donated over $1,200 in his name towar