Cowtown isn’t camera-shy. The city’s film and TV industry is steadily booming, thanks to shows like “Landman” and other Taylor Sheridan series produced in Fort Worth that aid the local economy. The city’s role in the spotlight was highlighted during business editor Bob Francis’ lunchtime conversatio
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President Messer joins national leaders making higher education within reach for all students FORT WORTH, Texas — Texas Wesleyan University President Emily Messer has been appointed to the Student Aid Policy Committee of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Univer...
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Recently, I sat down with one of our Financial Advisors and asked what she'd done with the ten hours a week she'd gotten back from a new AI tool we'd piloted. She didn't have to think much about it. “I’ve had more time to work with clients,” she said. That's what I actually care ...
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In the summer of 1969 folks throughout North Texas and beyond became fascinated with the small rural community of Lake Worth. A mysterious creature had been sighted by numerous folks near the Fort Worth Nature Center, the Goat Man he was called. Before going any deeper into this ...
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RISE-RN is expected to receive approximately $3 million over four years to strengthen pathways into nursing careers across North Texas UNT Health Fort Worth’s College of Nursing has received $753,262 in federal funding to launch a new program designed to expand pathways into nurs...
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CREW Fort Worth will host its A Night with CREW Awards Gala on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth. The annual event will celebrate the professionals, organizations, projects and transactions making a meaningful impact on the commercial real estate indu...
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How regional governments determine which aspects of data centers are the most important to locally regulate is a major question for lawmakers to consider heading into the legislative session beginning in January, said Tarrant County commissioner Matt Krause. “We understand the st...
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Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare and Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham on Thursday celebrated a new grant meant to aid the county’s disaster recovery. The roughly $10 million grant will go toward installing permanent emergency backup generator power systems for two Tarrant C...
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TGIF! Whether you plan to “Monster Mash” your way into the weekend or follow the beat of your own drum, we got a packed list of events for you this weekend. Get your boogie on at the Levitt Pavilion for the Do Good Fest this Saturday. All proceeds from the event go to Tarrant Are...
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Rev Partnership CEO Karen Molinar noted a recurring theme in the past two weeks as she listened to students across Tarrant County. They’re interested in careers. They want a variety of pathways. But a key piece is often missing. “They want exposure to the different career paths t...
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Just blocks from Frost Tower Fort Worth, ballet, opera and symphonic music share a stage at Bass Performance Hall. Nearby, Jubilee and Circle theaters pair productions with arts education. Galleries along Houston Street showcase local artists’ work. That cultural life isn’t just ...
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Lewisville High School quarterback Laykon Brassfield is back in the game after the UIL unanimously voted to reinstate him, overturning an earlier ineligibility ruling that sidelined him for four games. The decision clears the Fighting Farmers' star quarterback to return to the fi...
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Somewhere in Fort Worth right now, a first year fantasy manager is staring at a 1 and 3 record and wondering how a team that looked so good in August fell apart by October. Most of those drafts happened over beers in late summer, some of them at places like Rex's Bar & Grill on S...
