Cristian Arguetasoto is a journalist at Fort Worth Report. A Fort Worth native and May 2021 graduate of Texas Christian University, he covers topics related to Texas, Arlington, crime, and has a particular interest in stories that connect to Brazil and AT&T. His work has been featured in Fort Worth Report.
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Cristian's coverage primarily focuses on local events, social issues, and community-related stories within Fort Worth, Texas. His articles often highlight human interest stories that reflect the positive aspects of the community. When reaching out to Cristian with pitches, consider offering unique and heartwarming local stories related to volunteerism, community events, or human resilience.
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By: Cristian Arguetasoto
New Jersey artist leads Fort Worth students to create a giant sculpture made of used water bottles. The artwork will be completed in March 2024.
Community center employees and construction workers shuffled around inside the Diamond Hill Community Center , 1700 N.E. 37th St., finishing tasks like hanging punching bags and clearing up trash Nov. 1.
Open Channels Group CEO Tonya Veasey had a vision of collaboration for Tarrant County.
By: Cristian Arguetasoto
LVTRise and community leaders met for a panel discussion on experiences and accomplishments in Las Vegas Trail.
By: Cristian Arguetasoto
U.S. Army veteran Gavin Winans, 80, volunteers to meet with vets at Texas Health Harris Hospital and the Fort Worth Veterans Affairs Clinic.
Central Market and H-E-B employees cheered Feast of Sharing guests as they found their seats inside Dickies Arena
Deshon Castanedo, 57, held and chatted with Dallas Cowboys running back Deuce Vaughn
Operation Progress Fort Worth offers Como students mentorship, opportunities for success through after-school programming.
By: Cristian Arguetasoto
A Fort Worth runner shot in the heart had a less than 1% chance of survival. Now, he will run in the BMW Dallas Marathon.
By: Cristian Arguetasoto
Hattie Ligons and her great-grandson live at the Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth, which is experiencing a supply shortage.
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