Tarrant County
Business owner uses experiences abroad to lead with equity in mind
When the COVID-19 pandemic caused cancellations of in-person events, Carlo Capua was getting phone call after phone call hurting his catering business — until he decided enough was enough. He closed his catering business, Z’s Cafe, and shifted to The Meeting Squad, which helped clients move their in-person events to virtual or a hybrid mode. […]
Botanic garden CEO Patrick Newman brings passion for nature to the community
Standing at age 8 in a botanic garden with his grandmother, Patrick Newman took a bite of a plant he would never forget. It tasted […]
As west Fort Worth prepares to boom, traffic planners try to keep up
Where I-30 and I-20 meet in west Fort Worth, there is an oasis of country life away from the city. But even Walsh Ranch residents […]
Historic Lake Como Cemetery hosts its first funeral in 10 years
The story of a community can be found in its cemetery. With that in mind, some Fort Worth residents are working to revitalize the historic […]
Fort Worth Hispanic chamber leader works to promote families, community
Two years ago, Anette Landeros was preparing to lead the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. During that time, some asked her, “What if you […]
From ditches to boardrooms, Fort Worth construction company owner grows with city
About 25 years ago, Jeffery Postell was digging ditches on construction sites. Now, he’s an executive building the city brick by brick. All those years […]
How we’ve navigated the pandemic: People in Tarrant County share their stories
From a plant shop owner to an Episcopal priest, Tarrant County residents withstood the opening months of the pandemic with flexibility, vision and a bucket of slime.
Ferrier Custom Homes focuses on going green in Fort Worth
When Heather and Mark Herrmann started looking for a company to remodel their 100-year-old home, they found a fit in Ferrier Custom Homes, which values […]
Paving a new way: Fort Worth looks for successors to Old Guard
A rejected Olympic bid helped lead to one of the most visionary projects Fort Worth has pulled off — Dickies Arena, a $540 million project […]
Fort Worth falls behind in entrepreneurship; white paper outlines how city can catch up
Despite Fort Worth being one of the fastest-growing cities, some entrepreneurs are worried small business growth is not keeping pace. A new white paper gives policy recommendations for how to become a start-up hub.
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