Dateline: Fort Worth
Data provided by Strategic Insight Group
Intelligence Research Partner of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
The Brenham-based dairy and ice cream maker [Blue Bell] recently bought 2,288 acres at 9351 Harmon Road, near Interstate 35W and US 287, where it plans a 12,000 square-foot distribution center, its first expansion in Fort Worth since 1981.
Star-Telegram, June 28, 2010
The Cowboys leased 1,126 square feet at 310 Main St., where the team plans to open a pro shop in time for the first preseason game Aug.12.
Star-Telegram, June 17, 2010
Board members [of the Tarrant Regional Water District] announced the decision to purchase 42 acres just north of the Trinity River and downtown Fort Worth for $17.5 million. The land was part of Cats owner Carl Bell’s 60-acre portfolio surrounding LaGrave Field, which is home to the minor league Cats baseball team.
Fort Worth Business Press, June 15, 2010
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board announced Monday that it is launching a pilot program in Fort Worth and San Antonio to amplify some words of parental wisdom: Go to college…The initial two years of Generation TX is funded by a $3 million federal College Access Challenge Grant.
Star-Telegram, June 8, 2010
Texas Christian University exceeded a $250 million fundraising goal two years before the campaign’s 2012 conclusion…
Star-Telegram, June 23, 2010
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