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New Halloween event carves out place in this week's 5 hottest Fort Worth headlines

Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines.

1. Pumpkin Nights brings new family Halloween fun to Dallas-Fort Worth. Pumpkin Nights, an interactive Halloween experience and festival that's new to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, will open to the public on Thursday, October 10, at Howell Farms in Arlington.

2. New indoor-rowing studios pull hot fitness trend into Fort Worth area. With smooth strokes in fluid motion, group fitness class participants move together like teammates on a boat, rowing on individual machines with power at a cadence guided by an enthusiastic instructor. That’s the concept behind The Row House, a new indoor rowing studio now open in Southlake and coming soon to Keller.

3. K-pop bandwagon rolls into Fort Worth with Dickies Arena concert. Fort Worth K-pop fans will get the first glimpse of all-star group SuperM in the United States when it launches its North American tour on November 11 at Dickies Arena, the only Texas stop on the tour.

4. Healthy bites and beer buoy up this Fort Worth restaurant news. This collection of Fort Worth dining news includes items about burgers, beer, and brunch. Here's the latest dish on restaurant news.

5. These are the 8 best things to do in Fort Worth this weekend. The slate of events in and around Fort Worth this weekend features subject matter that's all over the board. Among the choices are golf in a ballpark, an acclaimed documentary, an Oktoberfest celebration, and more.

Pumpkin Nights will be at Howell Farms in Arlington October 10 through November 3.

Photo courtesy of Pumpkin Nights

Pumpkin Nights will be at Howell Farms in Arlington October 10 through November 3.

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The Post's comeback tops 5 most popular Fort Worth stories this week

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Editor's note: This week's hottest Fort Worth headlines include a mix of openings and closings, with a popular music venue staging its return and two concepts announcing last call. Plus, we put the spotlight on under-the-radar restaurants. Get the details below, and if you're headed out to the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, check out our big guides to discounts and music acts. Top ways to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day can be found here.

1. Fort Worth music venue the Post to reopen in former Lola's Saloon. A popular music venue in Fort Worth is making a comeback: The Post, the intimate listening room that has become a staple for music lovers, is opening for business at 2736 W. 6th St., in the address previously occupied by Lola's Saloon, the longtime music venue.

2. Where to eat in Fort Worth: 5 under-the-radar restaurant openings. It's been a busy, busy time in Fort Worth dining with an almost dizzying series of restaurant openings, closings, and everything in between. You need a scorecard to keep up — or better yet, a list. Our January edition of Where to Eat includes a handful of places that opened slightly under the radar. They're (almost) all indie places, and all offer a big bang for your buck.

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3. Keller's first chef-driven restaurant FNG Eats to close after 12 years. Keller's first chef-driven restaurant is closing: FnG Eats, an upscale restaurant that opened at 201 Town Center in 2012, will close after 12 years. They're planning on Saturday, January 18 as the last day.

4. Rodeo party tops 6 best food and drink events in Fort Worth this week. The snow has melted and restaurants and bars are ready to welcome back patrons with food and wine. In addition to rodeo-related fun, this week includes a day dedicated to Dolly Parton and a winemaking event.

5. Fort Worth craft beer destination Pouring Glory closes after 9 years. A craft beer destination in Fort Worth's Near Southside has closed: Pouring Glory, a unique and well-regarded gastropub and growler station at 1001 Bryan Ave. has closed its doors after nine years.

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