Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for October sixteenth, two thousand twenty-five. As we start the day, the weather looks promising for outdoor activities, which is great news for those heading to tonight's concert at Turnstile. The Australian songstress Amyl and her Sniffers are set to join Boston punks Speed, along with Jane Remover, at an event you won't want to miss. Doors open at six PM, and tickets start at about ninety-eight dollars, including fees[1].
In other news, the local music scene is buzzing with the return of Lyle Lovett & His Large Band to the Bass Performance Hall tomorrow. Tickets are available starting at seventy-four dollars[1]. Meanwhile, Fastball will perform at the Do Good Fest on Saturday, alongside Collective Soul, benefiting the Tarrant Area Food Bank at Levitt Pavilion[1].
On the sports front, TCU women's soccer takes on Oklahoma State this Sunday at Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium. Tickets are available for about eleven dollars, which includes a complimentary souvenir pint glass[1]. Moving to cultural events, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is hosting a Dia de Muertos Altar display through October twenty-sixth. You can visit with a general admission ticket for twelve dollars[1].
In city updates, remember to reduce your home's nonessential lighting from eleven PM to six AM through November to help migrating birds. This initiative is part of Lights Out Texas, aimed at preventing bird collisions with buildings[1]. For those interested in local real estate, the market continues to show steady activity, with median home prices around three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
On the job front, the local economy is seeing growth, particularly in tech and healthcare sectors. If you're looking for new opportunities, these sectors are worth exploring. As for community news, we're proud of the local school achievements, but no specific updates are available today.
In terms of crime, we're focusing on safety and public awareness. There have been no major incidents reported in the past twenty-four hours, but we encourage everyone to remain vigilant.
Looking ahead to this weekend, there's plenty to do, from concerts to community events. So, get out and enjoy all that Fort Worth has to offer. Thank you for tuning in, and we invite you to subscribe for more updates. This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow.
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