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1. Fort Worth's Alice Walton reclaims crown as America's richest woman, Forbes says. Walmart heiress Alice Walton has reclaimed the title as wealthiest woman in America, according to the newForbes 400, a list of the 400 richest people in the United States for 2023. Walton is also the third-richest person in Texas, and No. 14 in the U.S.

2. Longtime Fort Worth Tex-Mex chain Pulido's will close all 3 locations. A longtime Tex-Mex name in Fort Worth is closing down all locations: Pulido's, a small Tex-Mex restaurant chain that's been around for 57 years, is closing all three remaining locations on October 14.

3. Game-changing new coffee shop to break new ground in north Fort Worth. There’s a new coffee shop coming to Keller/far north Fort Worth, and the owner hopes you’ll stick around long enough to finish a second cup. Called Good Company Coffee, it’s the brainchild of Robin Dunivan, a local businesswoman, and her husband, Grant.

4. A Bennigan's-inspired list of Monte Cristo sandwiches in Dallas-Fort Worth. In the world of sandwiches, the name Bennigan's brings to mind one thing: their world-famous Monte Cristo. Here’s a comprehensive list of other places to get a Monte Cristo in DFW.

5. Where to drink in Fort Worth right now: 7 best buzzy new wine bars. The Fort Worth wine scene has seen some turnover in recent months, with a couple of closures earlier this year. But several new wine bars have popped up to pop bottles lately. Here are seven new-ish wine bars to visit this fall.