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Maude and Herb Arnold visiting with friend and committee member Naomi “Sis” Jones Cummings.

Maud Arnold served as the first unpaid city secretary for North Richland Hills. Herb was a co-developer with Clarence Jones and helped to develop the first plots in North Richland Hills. Their office, located at 705 Grapevine Highway, was the first…

Henry Shivers (Feb. 18, 1886- June 1962) was born northeast of Smithfield to John Thomas Shivers and Ruby Austin Shivers.

A short family history originally collected for the book "The History of North Richland Hills: Where Families Live, Work, Worship, and Play."

Boy Scout Troop 340 attends a hazardous materials demonstration by Northeast Tarrant County Hazardous Material Response Team.

Irving fire department responds to a hazardous material spill.

Irving fire department responds to a hazardous material spill.

Hattie Arwine Anderson (1868-1960) can be seen here sharpening a plow blade at the grindstone. The Arwines were a very prominent family in the Hurst area. Hattie married James Mordecai Anderson (1860-1936) who migrated to Texas from Indiana in 1883.…