Arlington EDC introduces a free initiative to help small businesses grow by connecting them with experts in specific industries, with applications for the first Professional Services cohort open until August 25.

Topping-out ceremony marks progress for Arlington's Caravan Court Hotel, set for 2026 completion, with a design that pays homage to historic Bankhead Highway and aims to connect the city’s Downtown and Entertainment District.

Fort Worth approved incentives for Adom Industries, a company creating a cloud-connected electronics prototyping factory, with plans for substantial local R&D investment and job creation.

Atmos Energy emphasizes the importance of contacting 811 before digging to prevent utility disruptions and maintain safety, according to a communication shared with the City of Arlington's Office of Communication.

Fort Worth's City Council approved the Small Business Development Program to support small businesses and ensure compliance with federal nondiscrimination requirements, impacting city contracts and grant-funded projects.

Arlington Parks & Recreation announces the return of ACTIV’s 50+ sports leagues this fall, with registrations open for basketball, pickleball, volleyball, and cornhole.

Texas announces a tax-free weekend from August 8-10 for back-to-school purchases under $100, including clothing, footwear, and supplies, both in-store and online.

H-E-B plans to open a second store in Denton, Texas, at Bonnie Brae and University Drive, aiming to boost the local economy and meet growing demand. Construction is set for 2026.

The Cottage Market at Geyer Commons in Mansfield is preparing for its fall opening, seeking boutique vendors. An open house is announced to discuss the market's potential with interested parties.

Paletería La Flor, a family-owned shop in Arlington, brings authentic Mexican desserts to the local community, focusing on natural ingredients and traditional treats like mangonadas and elote.

BJ's Wholesale Club breaks ground in Grand Prairie, bringing a variety of goods, job opportunities, and economic growth to the Texas community by 2026.

Wistron InfoComm invests $687 million in two new facilities in Denton County, promising 888 jobs with an average salary of $63,000, bolstered by tax abatements and Denton's win over El Paso and Fremont for the sites.

Fort Worth's top 20 businesses are preparing for the final stages of the 2025 Business Plan Competition, including workshops and mentorship, with cash prizes for the top three finishers.