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Aerospace company Bell Textron Inc. is considering investing $157 million to establish a new advanced manufacturing plant located in Alliance in far north Fort Worth, according to its application for state incentives.
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The theme of this year’s Visit Fort Worth annual meeting was “All Together Now,” and the organization emphasized that by putting together a band of top-notch instrumental players and vocalists from around the city, dubbed the Panther City All-Stars. They sounded like they had been playing together for years.
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Accelerated interest in Tarrant County’s transportation needs kept discussions moving during a summit on Feb. 9.
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For years, South Main was an urban village mostly by name only.
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The city of Arlington announced Marty Wieder will take the helm of Arlington Economic Development Corporation, making him the second leader of the three-year-old taxpayer-funded entity.
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Arlington City Council received an update about the city's economic development corporation during an afternoon city council meeting.
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Colleyville Mayor Bobby Lindamood doesn’t want the city to look anything like Radiator Springs, the fictional run-down town in the 2006 Disney movie “Cars” that is left behind by construction of new highways.
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Alcon files plans to expand its campus in south Fort Worth as its business grows.
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“State of the City” address covers parks, economic development and budget.
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Arlington Economic Development Corporation and the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center launched the Strategic Solutions Fund for businesses looking for TMAC resources.
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The nonprofit Builders of Hope is working with the city of Dallas to create an anti-displacement program categorizing neighborhoods at risk of rapid gentrification.
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A new 50,000-square-foot grocery store is planned for Southern Dallas.