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Applications for next round of Preserve the Fort grants are now being accepted

By Benjamin Kibbey | Sep 25, 2020

Businesses with up to 500 employees and in need of financial assistance due to the ongoing economic crisis created by COVID-19 restrictions can apply for a Preserve the Fort business grant through Oct. 2.

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Fort Worth ISD partnership is designed to help students find employment after graduation

By Benjamin Kibbey | Aug 14, 2020

A partnership between the Fort Worth ISD and Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County will offer recent graduates job opportunities in the area.

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Grant program seeks to help Fort Worth artists return to creativity

By Benjamin Kibbey | Jul 18, 2020

A new grant program has been launched to help Fort Worth artists get back to creating, courtesy of Sasha and Edward P. Bass.

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Bandera Ventures plans $32 million industrial park for Fort Worth

By Benjamin Kibbey | Jul 11, 2020

A Dallas developer is proposing a $32 million business park in the Fort Worth area.

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Lockheed Martin seeks to add at least 700 jobs in North Texas despite COVID-19 crisis

By Benjamin Kibbey | Apr 19, 2020

FORT WORTH – In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis with many employers laying off or furloughing employees, Lockheed Martin has embarked upon a nationwide hiring effort, with at least 700 expected new jobs in Fort Worth.

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Large businesses in Dallas-Fort Worth area take on COVID-19 crisis with payroll cuts

By Benjamin Kibbey | Apr 15, 2020

DALLAS – As businesses across the country are forced to tighten their belts in response to coronavirus-related economic conditions, major employers in the Metroplex including Six Flags, Cinemark, MoneyGram and Farmer Brothers are all facing major cuts in their Dallas-Fort Worth operations.

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Restaurant initiative seeks to help human trafficking victims

By Benjamin Kibbey | Jan 27, 2020

North Texas restaurants are adding to efforts to combat human trafficking through a program that distributes informational placards to be mounted in restaurant bathrooms, inspired by an incident at a Dallas Jack In The Box.