Link Logistics buys 4 last-mile facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta
Final-mile warehouse operator Link Logistics announced the acquisition of four terminals in the metropolitan areas of Dallas, Fort Worth, Texas, and Atlanta. The purchase of the Gateway Infill Growth Portfolio from Oxford Properties Group adds 697,276 square feet in two markets where it already has a large presence. “O
Fort Worth’s One University Project Advances as Sister Development Tops Out
Plans for the One University development in Fort Worth remain in development as its long-anticipated tower continues to take shape. The project's sister development a few blocks away just hit a major construction milestone. One University is one of two mixed-use developments being built by Nebraska-based Goldenrod Comp
Out and About in Arlington: Go on a tasty Tex-Mex adventure with Cowboys Carne...
Whether it’s finding an item that was made just for you, listening to your favorite local saxophonist’s tune rolling through the street, smelling the mixed savory scents from food trucks or drinking an ice cold ladle of agua fresca, all those experiences make my perfect sunny day at a market. If any of that sounds enti
East Fort Worth community garden to grow foods from the Bible
On the banks of an east Fort Worth creek, a nonprofit is building a farm set to be powered by area youth. The goal? To grow biblical crops and vegetables. TFT Organization is creating a community garden at 2213 Woodberry Drive. The Handley-area plot of land is in the process of being cleared so that two greenhouses and
Fort Worth’s ‘Flying Saucer’ Gets a Final Sendoff Before Demolition
Fort Worth’s famed “flying saucer” is bracing for impact. After decades of lingering downtown like a landlocked UFO, the arena portion of the Fort Worth Convention Center is headed for demolition. But before it comes down, the city is giving the 1968 landmark a final sendoff Sunday.
Assault, disorderly conduct, theft reported in this week’s crime log
This is a crime wrap-up for Sept. 4-13. Possession of a controlled substance in penalty group 2. At around 2:06 p.m. Sept. 12 a non-UTA affiliated individual was stopped for a traffic violation and subsequently arrested on multiple misdemeanor warrants, UTA Police Capt. Jim Randles said in an email. The individual was
A recruiter changed Tina Pollard’s life. She now serves on land and in the...
Tina Pollard’s path to serving in the military all began when she crossed paths with a recruiter on senior skip day. The then-teen was cutting class with friends as part of an annual student-organized tradition where high school seniors collectively skip one day of class together. In the midst of “acting silly as teena
Fort Worth street maintenance fee to close gap on repair, upkeep costs
The city of Fort Worth approved a fee to pay for annual street repair and reduce the need for costly future reconstruction, as rising costs and a growing street network have led to deteriorating conditions. Fort Worth City Council members unanimously approved the pavement management fee Tuesday night. It goes...
This Texas Tavern Feels Like Someone’s Cozy Old House — And The Pizza Is...
On West Abram Street in Arlington, an old-school pizza spot stands out by looking more like a cozy house than a typical restaurant. Old School Pizza Tavern operates out of an actual house, complete with rooms, a backyard patio, and that lived-in charm you only find in someone’s grandmother’s kitchen. The pizzas coming
Arlington police shooting leaves man dead after mental health response
ARLINGTON, Texas - An overnight officer-involved shooting left a man dead in Arlington. It happened around 10:45 p.m. on Thursday after officers were called to a home in the 1700 block of West Lovers Lane. That’s just south of Interstate 30, north of West Pioneer Parkway. Police said the...

















