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Haltom City H Mart closer to opening as crews install store signage (opens the original)
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The H Mart Asian supermarket set to open at Loop 820 and North Beach Street in Haltom City is closer to reality for the throngs of anticipating foodies, as crews Friday installed the store’s sign on the building. “They still are very confident that they’re going to open prior to Thanksgiving,” Robert Briggs, economic development director for the city, told the Fort Worth Report. Supply chain issues delayed the store’s opening, but the shopping center where it will be located is already seeing 6,
Tarrant commissioner: Data center debate ‘transcends partisan sides’ (opens the original)
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The debate over data centers “is an issue that transcends partisan sides” and one where the Texas Legislature could set standard criteria for projects while leaving much else to the cities, Tarrant County Commissioner Matt Krause said after hosting a town hall Tuesday night. “We’ve got to have some guardrails,” Krause said in an interview with the Fort Worth Report after hearing from constituents at Precinct 3’s Gary Fickes Northeast Courthouse in Hurst. The town hall’s 23 speakers included some
Fort Worth City Council reapproves increased legal fees for ex-police officer Aaron Dean (opens the original)
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Fort Worth City Council members voted again to authorize another $100,000 in legal fees to the appellate lawyers representing former police officer Aaron Dean, convicted in 2022 of manslaughter in his on-duty shooting of Atatiana Jefferson. The council voted unanimously on Tuesday to reconsider their June 23 vote approving the raise in legal fees, after council member Chris Nettles said after that meeting he mistakenly voted in favor. Council members this time voted 7-4 to approve the original m
Kay Granger cements Fort Worth legacy with career spent reaching across the aisle (opens the original)
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Former U.S. Rep. Kay Granger’s death was personal to all who knew her, including U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey. “In this world of partisanship that you see, Kay ran this congressional seat the way she ran the city, in a very bipartisan way,” Veasey, a Fort Worth Democrat, told the Fort Worth Report. Granger carved out her legacy as a staunch ally of Fort Worth’s defense programs including fighter jets, helicopters and the conversion of Carswell Air Force Base into the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Bas
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