Stop Six residents, government leaders, developers and community partners celebrated the grand opening of Cowan Place Senior Living on Monday. The mixed-income community launches a new phase of residential housing as part of the Stop Six Choice Neighborhood Initiative.
City Council on Tuesday approved a memorandum of understanding with the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) to advance the Trinity River Waterwheel Initiative.
DrinkPAK, a leading contract manufacturer of premium alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, is expanding operations with the establishment of two new locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The facilities, totaling 2.8 million square feet, will be strategically positioned at Carter Park East in the southeastern part of Fort Worth, and at the Trammel Crow development at I-35W and Eagle Parkway, in the northern part of the city near Alliance Airport.
On Tuesday, members of the Fort Worth City Council’s Ad Hoc Committee on Emergency Medical Response met. The committee was introduced to the consultant that will conduct an evaluation of the City’s EMS system, requested more data to establish baseline response times, and discussed the process that will be used to provide transitional funding dollars to MedStar. Transitional dollars are intended to ensure MedStar continues to provide the same level of patient-centric care while the EMS evaluation is being completed.
Siemens has announced a significant manufacturing investment in Fort Worth, establishing an advanced manufacturing plant at 7200 Harris Legacy Drive, within the Carter Park East industrial park. This state-of-the-art facility will focus on the production of low-voltage switchgear and switchboards, supporting the increasing global demand for these essential industrial components.
On Wednesday, Oct. 25, the City of Fort Worth, in partnership with its Housing Finance Corporation and private developer Ojala Holdings, broke ground on a affordable housing development named Tobias Place. In 2020, the City was asked by neighborhood leaders to address gentrification and displacement in the neighborhoods surrounding Hemphill Street.
The Cowtown Coliseum in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards has undergone a major renovation that provides modern amenities while retaining the nostalgic feel of the historic site.
The Diamond Hill Community Center’s grand opening starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, and will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony, musical performances from area schools and an open house lasting until 1 p.m., allowing the community to explore the new center.
Important changes are coming for all City of Fort Worth Water customers -- residential and commercial - still using the Paymentus site to pay their water bill.
On Tuesday, Fort Worth City Council approved construction of two separate mixed-use developments totaling at least 740,000 square feet. The developments are located at the northwest corner of West Seventh and Foch streets, and the other located at the northeast corner of University Drive and Bledsoe Street.
Fort Worth City Council has approved an agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for two Safe Routes to School projects at two Fort Worth elementary schools. These projects aim to improve pedestrian facilities and provide safe walking routes to school, ensuring the safety of students.
What is happening? Service fees collected from phone service providers help pay for emergency equipment, support, training, maintenance and telecommunicator courses.
The City of Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Fire Department officially broke ground for Fire Station 43 on Thursday, Oct. 12. The station will serve one of the most rapidly growing areas in Fort Worth, located on the west side of the city just off I-30 in Aledo.
Businesses, schools and industries with Fort Worth Water utility accounts will soon have access to monitor and manage their water use, and pay their water bills, through the City of Fort Worth’s online MyH2O portal beginning Monday, Oct. 30.
A solar eclipse will be visible from Fort Worth on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 14. Experience the fun and excitement of the eclipse at the Fort Worth Public Library leading up to the big day.
The Fort Worth Police Department held the grand opening celebration of its new Vehicle Storage Facility at the Bob Bolen Complex. The event, previously set for Sept. 6, took place on Thursday, Sept. 28.