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Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD has an idea of where its enrollment will be when staff conducts a state-required official count in late October. Demographer Bob Templeton expects the district will likely come within 100 students, give or take, of his enrollment projection of 24,110, he told trustees during their Sept. 23 meeting. Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD likely …
Morgan Moore knew the future of private little literary havens like her startup, Pantego Books, wasn’t the brightest when she opened the shop almost two years ago. She did it anyway — and, so far, with no regrets. Sandwiched between a Mexican food restaurant and a mattress store in a smallish strip center — at …
With Texas A&M Fort Worth’s new campus on the horizon, city planners and developers no longer want visitors to see the southeast quadrant of downtown as the outskirts of the business district. They see it as another entry, a gateway, to downtown. “We want this to be a welcoming environment and a place that Fort …
One of the key indicators that a teacher will stay for the long haul is making it beyond year five. Those who make that goal post are more likely to remain in the profession. One way to increase retention, education experts say, is to increase in-classroom training time. A Texas Wesleyan University program on the …
Two economic development agreements that could bring $180 million in investment and 335 new jobs to Fort Worth were discussed by City Council members Tuesday. One company, Americold, already has four cold storage locations in Fort Worth and three other sites in North Texas. Americold, based in Atlanta, is proposing to expand its current facility …
Property owners in Fort Worth’s extraterritorial jurisdiction are increasingly petitioning to be released from city oversight. About 3,000 acres outside city limits have been released as Fort Worth complies with Senate Bill 2308, which went into effect Sept. 1, 2023. The law allows property owners to be immediately released from a city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction — …
After a string of controversial event reservations earlier this year, Fort Worth leaders have rolled out a new policy regulating the types of events residents and private organizations may host at city-owned facilities. The new policy overturns the city’s previous ban on discriminatory events held on city property. Moving forward, the city “may not adopt …
In a move embracing growth and new businesses, Downtown Arlington will launch its new “First Thursdays” program this fall, partnering local businesses with artists. On the first Thursday of each month, participating businesses will extend operations into the night past regular business hours. First Thursdays will debut Oct. 3, mixing restaurants, retail and artful activities. …
A tract of land originally intended to house a mosque in south Arlington could become a retail shopping center after receiving unanimous approval from planning and zoning commissioners Sept. 4. The property is at 305 Mansfield Webb Road, located south of Spring Miller Court and west of Mansfield Webb Road. An apartment complex and retail …
Judi Dench and John Cena are two of the celebrities who are reportedly voicing new AI assistants for Meta. Tom Brady was part of an earlier Meta effort of using celebrity likenesses for AI. Getty Images Meta is reportedly using celebrities like John Cena, Judi Dench, and Awkwafina to voice new AI chatbots. Its earlier …
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