Bob Francis | Fort Worth Report
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H-E-B is getting an H-E-B. The San Antonio-based grocery and Texas cultural phenomenon will open a store at the northwest corner of Cheek-Sparger Road and Rio Grande Boulevard, along the Euless-Bedford city limits.
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Satellite communications startup E-Space is moving ahead with its North American expansion, a project that could bring a minimum of 400 high-tech jobs with an average annual salary of $95,000 within its first five years of operation in Arlington.
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As developer interest in Panther Island increases, the city is creating a plan to allow buildings of up to 20 stories or 324 feet in certain areas along North Main Street in the project.
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Fort Worth’s Burnett Plaza tower could face foreclosure following a move by the lender, Pinnacle Bank.
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Downtowns across the country responded differently to the exiting of office workers during the pandemic.
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It may get black as night during the solar eclipse April 8, but plenty of businesses expect to see green.
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City abuzz with talk of ‘Yellowstone’ producer putting together deal for historic Stockyards eatery.
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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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Like many in Fort Worth, the stock show is a tradition for Steve Coburn and his family. It’s also big business.
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After an explosion at the Sandman Signature Fort Worth Downtown Hotel on Jan. 8, the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo has announced a change to the parade route to avoid the area near the hotel.
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West 7th and Cultural District neighborhoods are poised to boom even more, based on new filings with the city.