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The article focuses on TD Smyers, who was as Commanding Officer of Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base from 2008 to 2011, CEO of the American Red Cross North Texas Division for four years before taking charge of United Way of Tarrant County from 2017 to 2019. It mentions that Smyers and his wife took a well-deserved two-year break, cruising the U.S. Atlantic Coast.

The article presents interview of several members of a healthcare organization in Forth worth, Texas. Topics include Lucy Catalá, West Region Chief Financial Officer, Baylor Scott & White All Saints; Chris LaTurno, Executive Director, Greater Fort Worth JDRF Chapter; and Jacqueline Mersch, Genetic Counselor, UT Southwestern Simmons Cancer Center and Moncrief Cancer Institute.

The article discusses that the elements were essential to what led to the groundbreaking on Monday, Sept. 20, for Crescent Real Estate's Cultural District mixed use development across the street from two of the city's architectural and artistic landmarks, the Kimbell Art Museum and the Modern Art Museum. It mentions that the project is the City of Fort Worth. Under an economic incentive agreement approved by the city council.

The article offers information on Anna Vasquez and Amanda Knox, both wrongfully convicted of crimes they didn't commit and also explained what was going on with the investigation. Topics discussed include the work of the Innocence Project of Texas, U.S.; a book written by Knox participated in a Netflix documentary on her case and works with a podcast called The Truth About True Crime; and discrediting and devaluating people based upon societal norms or promiscuity virginal norms.

The article reports on study from Cushman & Wakefield Inc according to which Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas has at least thirty million square feet of industrial space under construction. According to report released by CBRE, ecommerce and logistics companies claimed more share of one hundred biggest industrial as well as logistics leases signed in year 2018 than they did in the previous year.

An interview with Mike Sweet, president of Ben E. Keith Foods, about a customer support campaign aimed at restaurants and others in the food industry and how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing business for the company and the restaurant industry, is presented. Topics covered include why Ben E. Keith decided to begin the campaign, the changes in what people are ordering and how the company is getting the word out about the campaign.

The article informs that James Hurley, the new president of Tarleton State University, have been one of the students that businessman and philanthropist John Tarleton had in mind is 1895 when he established an endowment in his will for a college in Erath County. It mentions that Hurley completed the Institute for Presidential Leadership at Harvard University and received a certificate of higher education management from Vanderbilt University.

The article reports on the selection of M2G Ventures as the exclusive retail partner of Stockyards Heritage Development Co. for the $175 million project in Texas in 2018. According to Craig Cavileer of Stockyards Heritage, they knew they had found what needed by the project after meeting with Susan Miller Gruppi and Jessica Miller of M2G and seeing their drive, energy and enthusiasm combined with their knowledge of who's who in relevant restaurants and retailers.

The article offers information on topics related to Mike Brennan, president of the nonprofit organization Near Southside Inc. (NSI). Topics mentioned include his career development, his education in urban planning, and the importance of community leaders in urban planning. Also mentioned are the need to capitalize assets to ensure the revitalization effort for the community and the social aspects of suburban development.

The article focuses on development in neighborhood of commercial buildings and modest homes seen in Foundry District and mentions and mentions how sisters Jessica and Susan Miller Gruppi started real estate firm M2G Ventures. Topics discussed include project of the company of renovation of O.B. Macaroni building, fund raised by the firm for research on bipolar disorder and support of existing businesses.

The article provides information on the business expansion plans of electronic commerce company Amazon. Topics include the cities in North Texas shortlisted by Amazon including Dallas, Fort Worth, and Richardson. The article also discusses the political condition in Texas, the need for employment opportunities, and the management of quality of life.

An article about Dr. Stuart D. Flynn, selected as the founding dean of Fort Worth's new M.D. medical school is presented. He served for 20 years at the Yale University College of Medicine and was the dean of the Arizona College of Medicine, Phoenix prior to his venture in Fort Worth. The article mentions that he brings with him a great reputation and plenty of determination to train physicians for the future.

The article discusses the changes in the model of philanthropy at the Morris Foundation formed by Linda and Jack Morris. Topics discussed include the role of Todd M. Morris Liles, the executive director and a trustee of the foundation, in the foundation; organizations that supported when the foundation started; and change in the funding strategy of the foundation.

In this articles the author shares the 9/11 terrorist attacks remembrances across the U.S., in the same date of 2019 with refernce to the words of Andrew Card, Former White House Chief of Staff. Topics include plane approaches New York’s World Trade Center, as seen from downtown Brooklyn; Air Force One and the engines on Air Force One were running; and communication about the Towers collapsing and the very first hero of the waron terror was a civilian Todd Beamer.

The article offers newsbriefs related to businesses in the U.S. Topics include the workspace innovation and flexible office furniture company Varidesk has acquired The Vista at Solana for its VariSpace workspace venture; Venture X, a premium membership-based workspace community for entrepreneurs and businesses, has opened a new facility located at Grapevine Mills Circle; and High Plaza Shopping Center in Longview has been acquired by SkyWalker Property Partners, commercial real estate agency.

The article offers information on news briefs related to the industrial market. Topics discussed include information on the building two new speculative industrial buildings by the Hillwood in the AllianceTexas development; discussions on the Property Advisors, a division of Marcus & Millichap announced the sale of Creek on Calloway, apartment complex in Richland Hills; and the business expansion at Mansfield-based Gamma Aerospace.

The article presents an excerpt of a speech by diplomat Tom Schieffer while receiving 2018 Golden Deeds Award from Fort Worth's Exchange Club.

An interview with Bob Schieffer is presented who is a media person to receive a Golden Deeds award next to Amon G. Carter in 1924. He states that he wasa very honored to get the recognition and willing to share it to his parents for devoting their whole lives just to make sure he and his siblings all got a college education. He also states that he first wrote on a high school newspaper in which he started dreaming of becoming a newspaper reporter.

The article offers news briefs on various topics including hospitality industry, city schools and railroads. Approval received by the development of a boutique hotel at 3619-3625 Byers Avenue, Texas from Fort Worth City Council, Texas. Opening of a new neighborhood restaurant and bar by restaurant company, Stirr at Crockett Row. Ranking of Texas high-speed train by Texas Central in the top global infrastructure projects in Dallas.

This section offers business news briefs from around Fort Worth, Texas as of February 2019. Markus Kypreos, founder of Blackland Distillery, is launching the brand in Fort Worth on March 20, 2019. A project is set to take place on Northwest Commerce Park under a joint venture between Stream Realty Partners and a global institutional investor. Merriman Anderson/Architects has been given the 2018 Award for Excellence in Historic Architecture for the restoration of Sinclair Building in Fort Worth.

The article mentions the construction of the Austin City Taco Co. taqueria shop at 517 University Drive in Texas.

The article offers news briefs related to commercial real estate in Texas as of December 10, 2018. Topics include consulting firm Freese and Nichols Inc.'s relocation of its headquarters to downtown Fort Worth, hotel developer Development Service Group's acquisition of 714 Main office building from XTO Energy Inc., and warehousing and fulfillment services firm Smart Warehousing's opening of its first North Texas location at AllianceTexas.

The article focuses on the development and success of shopping malls in Texas. Topics discussed include an outline on the establishment of shopping malls in the state, their closure and conversion, their ability to build relationship with the community for great experience, their marketing strategy, and the emergence of online shopping in the market. INSET: What's in a name?.

The article focuses on the decision of chief executive officer (CEO) Robbie Briggs of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty to move West in Fort Worth, Texas. Topics covered include the establishment of Ben R. Riggs Real Estate in 1960, Briggs deciding to join the network of Sotheby's International Realty in 2010 and growth in real estate sales with the opening of an office in Lakewood in 2014. Also mentioned are the opening of a Sotheby's in Beijing, China and Dubai.

The article offers information related to real estate business in Texas. Topics include the brand campaign of Williams Trew Real Estate led by Williams Trew's Nick Bendian and advertising agency Ardent Creative, the collaboration between development teams at Northstar and Morningstar to develop a community in Fort Worth, and the acquisition of a retail center from Brixmor Property Group by Vista Property Co.

The article offers news briefs related to real estate industry. The headquarters of Ulrich Barn Builders will be relocated from Cleburne, Texas to Fort Worth, Texas, hoping that the new location helps them in their workforce pool. Arlington, Texas-based general contractor Bob Moore Construction has started the construction for the new truck terminal of R+L Carriers in Sanger, California. A 3,000 square feet space was leased by the Fit Body Bootcamp gym in Saginaw, Texas.

The article offers news brief related to real estate deals in Texas. Purchase of former the organization DMS Architects building by the organization Elkhorn Union. Equity investment into a joint venture with the organization SHOP Development by the real estate investment firm 2GR Equity. Decision of convenience store supplier Core Mark to move its headquarters to Westlake area, Texas,

The article offers news brief related to investment market. Acquisition of Class A super regional malls by investment company CBRE Global Investors. Completion of student housing project for the University of Texas, Arlington, by the developer Stark Enterprises. Taking of leasing and marketing assignment for the office building in Arlington, Texas by the real estate firm Holt Lunsford Commercial.

The article presents an interview with the executive producer at performing arts theatre Stage West, Dana Schultes. Topics she discusses include the theatre's 40th performance season, its audiences and her staff hiring approaches. She also discusses its mission statement, its location advantages and her efforts in searching for plays to be showcased at the theatre.

The article offers real estate news briefs regarding Fort Worth, Texas. It reports the increase in home sales by two percent in July 2018. It reports the plan of organization JPS Health Network to lease a mixed-use development site which will be marketed by company CBRE. It also reports the approach of the Tarrant County College where it is selling six undeveloped acres of land which will be marketed by company Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) Inc.

The article offers real estate deals related news briefs. Hunt Southwest constructs the speculative freezer or cold storage warehouse in Carter Industrial Park. Sundance Square markets the Petroleum Building from XTO Energy. Marcus & Millichap decides to sell the apartment complex Tuscany in Fort Worth, Texas.

The article offers real estate news briefs regarding Fort Worth, Texas. It reports the decline in home sales to 2.1 percent in June 2018, where median prices for homes increased. It reports the expansion of the home buying online platform Open Listings to Dallas and Denton counties in Texas. It also reports the acquisition of two memory care facilities in Texas named Riverside Inn and Saddle Brook by real estate investment trust firm LTC Properties Inc.

The article offers industry news briefs. Real estate company Coldwell Banker has announced Charles El Moussa as its president. Metal tubing supplier Tubing Central has relocated its office headquarters to Carter Business Center at Fort Worth, Texas. Real estate firm Transwestern has sold 12 apartment complexes in Northern Texas.

The article reports on the plan of PPG Industries Inc. to contract Duke Realty Corp. to build its largest distribution center for architectural paints and coatings in Flower Mound, Texas.

The article features veterinarian Steve Hotchiss and his Emergency Veterinary Center and the Grand Pet Resort & Salon in Fort Worth, Texas. Hotchiss has expanded his veterinary hospital and pet emergency center. It refers to the People, Animals, Revolutionary Care (PARC) center building under construction.

The article presents an interview with Michael Bennett, architect and chief executive officer (CEO) of architectural firm Bennett Benner Partners. Topics mentioned include development of Frost Bank Tower, a skyscraper in Fort Worth, Texas, the rooftop spaces of the Frost Bank Tower, and the technological innovations at the building.

The article reports that Fort Worth-based coffee and coworking' space provider Craftwork Coffee Co. has acquired Houston-based WorkFlourish, along with multifamily residential developments. The next phase of the growth for the company will offerings to develop a relationship between commercial real estate developers, their residents, and the business community that Craftwork Coffee serves.

The article offers information on the 2018 Uber Elevate conference that was held on May 7, 2018 in Los Angeles. It mentions that the ridehailing company announced six finalists for the Elevate Skyport Challenge. It states that Uber Technologies Inc. is partnering with Hillwood Development Co. LLC, real estate developer and Bell Helicopter Textron Inc., to launch an on-demand urban aviation infrastructure.

A personal narrative is presented which explores author's experience of making a golf course called "Lot Country Club," with his friend.

The article focuses on the decision of Fort Worth, Texas City Manager David Cooke to change some of the responsibilities of his assistant city managers to broaden their experience and gain perspectives as he trains them to become city managers. Topics include how the realignment is designed to tighten the bonds that make horizontal management work, the pros and cons of cross-training employees, and the risks and payoffs in developing competency and expertise staff-wide, according to Cooke.

The article discusses the work of the organization United Way of Tarrant County, Texas in relation to the idea of System Change. Topics include the organization's fundraising strategy, the notion of public philanthropy in relation to corporate donations, the role of scaled investment in promoting social change.

The article presents an interview with Stephen J. Lusch, assistant professor of accounting at Texas Christian University, on the impact of the upcoming U.S. federal tax bill on business and North Texas. Other topics discussed include the key changes in the bill, the impact of the changes to the corporate tax rate and how will small businesses be impacted.

A review is offered for several establishments in Fort Worth, Texas, including the Hyatt Place Fort Worth/Texas Christian University (TCU) hotel, the Lot 12 rooftop bar, and Hotel Revel.

The article reports that the InterBank operates more than 40 locations in Texas and Oklahoma and has assets of more than $3.5 billion. Topics discussed include Smith, a longtime area banker, officially joined the bank in August. He obviously wants that perception to change, as does C.K. Lee, InterBank's president and chief operating officer; and Lee was brought on board to oversee operations and become part of the executive management team. Planning.

The article di8scusses that the residential real estate market has seen its ups and downs over the past decade, but overall, the direction is up. Topics discussed i8nclude Median home prices in Texas increased $112,200 over the past decade amid steadily increasing numbers of homes sold each year; and the report, A Decade in Texas Real Estate, features statewide and local market data on total homes sold.