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The article reports on the Fort Worth City Council's rezoning of the historic Talbott-Wall house in 1102 Samuels Avenue in Texas. It mentions that the structure will be renovated on the inside which can be used as either an office space or a single-family residence. An overview of the Streams and Valleys Strategic Plan of executive director Stacy Pierce is also presented.

The article reports on authorization of the Fort Worth City Council for creation of a multijurisdictional local government corporation with Dallas, Texas and other local government entities for the DFW Core Express Fligh-Speed Rail Connection between Fort Worth and Dallas, both in Texas. It include comments from Michael Morris of the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG), on it. It adds zoning changes initiated by the Fort Worth City Council.

The article announces 2022 awards from the journal, including the Lifetime Achievement Award to Betsy Price, the Legacy Award to Leah King, and the Legend Award to Pam Minick.

The article reports on decision on the need of admission price for Fort Worth Botanic Garden in Texas being considered by Fort Worth City Council, as of August 2016. It states that the council heard a presentation from Richard Zavala, director of the Parks and Recreation Department, and mentions need of funds infrastructure.

The article reports that Texas Wesleyan Rams football team is preparing for its second season and will be more competitive as the team has decided to work on its tempo and speed.

The article discusses the sports achievement of athletes from the Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas and mentions the universities sports program. The achievements of athletes including softball player Bailey Terry, and baseball player Kiki Menendez are also discussed. It also mentions the success in various sports competition including football, volleyball, and basketball.

The article reports the planned opening of the Texas Live! entertainment center in the city of Arlington, Texas. Topics discussed include the role played by the Texas Rangers baseball team in this project, information about the entertainment facility and opening, along with comments by John Blake of the Texas Rangers.

The article discusses the plans of Fort Worth's Economic Development Department, for building 21 million dollars, 120-room, four-star hotel on the site of the former Armour Packing Plant. Topics include 1 million dollars tax incentive through a 15-year agreement seek by Niles City Resorts with the city; capital investment of 21 million dollars committed by Niles City; and views of Michael Hennig of the Economic Development Department on same.

The article offers information related to the activities of the Fort Worth City Council in Texas. Topics include a session by the City Council on proposals to renovate the Botanic Garden, adoption of a resolution by the council related to a funding agreement for the CentrePort Trail Project, and approval by the council to the owner-initiated annexation timetable in the Eagle Mountain area.

The article offers the author's insights on the use of a da Vinci Xi surgical robot to transplant kidney performed by doctor George Rofaiel and his team at the Transplant Institute of Medical City Fort Worth, Texas. Topics include the death of 18-year-old college freshman Mariyah Brown, statement of kidney transplant patient Jason Martinez regarding the case of Brown, and impact of robotic surgery.

The article discusses City of Arlington's Texas Rangers Golf Club that is now open to the public and notes that the first golfers are going to be able to play on the links on February 15, 2019.

The article focuses on the inland port in North Texas, the Alliance Global Logistics Hub which offers unique trade opportunities for global business and diverse growing regional economies. Topics include the logistics hub contributing towards direct and indirect employment, and disposable personal income and providing tenants access to highways and railways.

A review is offered for a Mexican restaurant called Salsa Limón Centro in Fort Worth, Texas.

The article discusses the highlights of a work session held by the Fort Worth City Council in Texas on November 15, 2016. The council heard a presentation on a proposed tax abatement agreement with food ingredients company Parker Products. It also approved a change of deadline for the first phase of a mixed-use project of Clearfork Development Co. LLC and accepted the completed Fort Worth Botanic Garden (FWBG) Strategic Plan from EMD Consulting Group.

An interview with Robert Sturn of the economic development department in Fort Worth, Texas is presented. Topics discussed include the challenging part of his job, the highlight of his career in economic development, and his goals for the growth of the city. Also mentioned are the involvement of his family in finance and his hobbies.

A review is offered for the Tanger Outlet shopping center located in Fort Worth, Texas.

The article focuses on the football career of player Josh Doctson of the Texas Christian University (TCU). It chronicles how Doctson landed in the university after returning from the University of Wyoming when his family returned to the state when his grandfather was diagnosed with a brain tumor. It also shares Doctson's determination to succeed in the field, similar to what her mother did when they were still young.

A review is offered for the Troy restaurant owned by former American football quarterback, Troy Aikman, to open at the Texas Live! center located in the Arlington Entertainment District, Texas.

The article offers information on the plans of the city of Arlington in Texas to convert an area of the Arlington Convention Center into a esports stadium. Topics discussed include the proposed lease agreement with Esports Venues LLC, the collaboration with sports and entertainment firm Populous, and the views of Brian Mirakian, senior principal at Populous, on it. Also mentioned are the views of Arlington spokesperson Susan Schrock.

The article focuses on a report of the National Council for Home Safety and Security (NCHSC) which reveals that North Texas area has 43 of the state's 100 safest cities with populations over 10,000. It presents views of Colleyville, Texas Mayor Richard Newton on safety of city. It mentions that the NCHSC reviewed the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's Uniform Crime Report statistics along with its own population data and internal research.

The article focuses on the renovation of the Rockwood Golf Course located in Fort Worth, Texas by golf course architect Ralph Plummer.

The article discusses the need of additional parking space in a proposed new building build in Arlington Heights, Texas. It mentions that custom home builder, V Fine Homes is seeking a zoning change which will increase the parking space; presents views of Mark Phillips of V Fine Homes on it; and offers information on a meeting organized by property owners on February 2, 2017 in the region.

The article discusses plans for the growth of Fort Worth, Texas, according to a presentation by City Manager David Cooke before the Fort Worth Chamber Commerce Combined Area Councils Luncheon held on November 9, 2016. Topics covered include the city's estimated population by 2040, its annual growth rate, and commercial and residential growth. Also mentioned are the need to rapidly grow the city's tax base and commercial real estate development projects.

The article offers information on the Fort Worth Housing Solutions' (FWHS) project which aimed to redevelop the 41-acre public housing complex, Butler Place Apartments in Fort Worth, Texas. Topics covered include the approval that the project received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in October 2015, details of the project, and the objectives and goals of the FWSH for the area.

The article offers information on how grocery store Central Market in Fort Worth, Texas was able to lure customers on the night of October 18, 2016 despite the power outage. Topics covered include its offer of free goodies to customers, how the customers responded to the party atmosphere at the store, and the great experience of customers despite the inconvenience.

The article features Jamie Dixon, who shares his preparation to return as basketball coach of the Texas Christian University. It provides brief overview of Dixon's experience as basketball coach and his success in bringing victories to his team. It also mentions Dixon's decision to return to his alma mater to head the basketball team and his commitment to become the most winning coach.

The article features football player Victor Payne who played as offensive line guard of the Texas Christian University from 1998 to 2001. It recalls how Payne was able to play with the team and describes experience in playing for the university. It also mentions the recognitions that Payne received during his career and shares his favorite play, memory and quote.

The article focuses on the Gary Patterson Foundation developed by football coach Gary Patterson of Texas Christian University and his wife Kelly in Fort Worth, Texas. It offers brief details of the services offered by the foundation that helps a variety of causes particularly children from economically challenged backgrounds. It also mentions the value of the foundation which served as Patterson's way of saying thank you to the community that embraced him since day one of his career.