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Jose Gallardo – Jan. 2, 1932 – Sept. 4, 2026
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Charles Robert Rollins – Nov. 23, 1942 – Sept. 11, 2026
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Made in Tarrant: Fort Worthian sells imported Mexican home goods at local markets
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Carolyn Kay Bangert – Jan. 29, 1941 – Sept. 9, 2026
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Bob on Business: Village Homes emerges from Chapter 11 as it pops the cork on 30 years
Last October, Fort Worth homebuilder Village Homes filed for Chapter 11 reorganization when a major legal fight disrupted the company’s ability to do business. According to Village Homes, the issue stemmed from a 2024 contract to sell 100 vacant lots, the company name, and relate...
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Man's truck shocked by falling utility pole in hailstorm in Mansfield Friday
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Fort Worth Fire Department volunteer brings refreshments for responders at incidents
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Ernest Rodriguez – March 26, 1934 – Sept. 9, 2026
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Tarrant County College trustees approve property tax increase 5-1 after spending debate
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As World Cup unfolded, nonprofits, law enforcement battled trafficking, set future course
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