Texas Voters Approve Biggest of Proposed School, City, County, Transit Bond Issues
Texas voters on Nov. 5, passed a super-majority of the $16 billion in bond issues proposed by growing school districts, cities and counties
Dallas: Interstate 30 Submersion Will Reunite Cedars to Downtown
The 1.3-mile length of Interstate 30 south of the Dallas convention center and Farmers Market district will be submerged, a project with spin-off benefits such as freeing up land for redevelopment and opportunities to reconnect downtown to the Cedars
Laredo: District 6 Council Member Proposes North Central Park Amphitheater
Dr. Marte Martinez, and council member for District 6 submitted a request for the city's staff to conduct an in-house design for an amphitheater at the northernmost tip of North Central
Baytown: Council Awards Bid for Design of Public Safety Complex
City Council awarded a $3.83 million contract to Dallas-based Architects Design Group (ADG) for the design of a new public safety facility
Fort Worth: City, Housing Authority to Apply for HUD Grant to Aid Stop Six Revival
The City of Fort Worth and Fort Worth Housing Solutions are applying for a $35 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant to help with an envisioned makeover of Cavile Place and the Stop Six community
Texas: Cities, Counties, School Districts Propose $9.1B in Bonds for Nov. 5 Elections
Voters across Texas are heading to the polls for early voting to consider proposed bond packages totaling more than $9.18 billion from 84 cities, counties and school and college districts
Georgetown: Williamson County Issues RFQ for Child Advocacy Center Design
Responses to an RFQ for architectural and engineering services on the design of a new Williamson County Children's Advocacy Center are due Nov
Bastrop: County Plans to Build New Emergency Shelter with Federal Grant
Bastrop County was awarded a $2 million federal grant that will be used to build a 12,000-square-foot emergency shelter in Mayfest Park
Amarillo: New Arena, Expansions Part of Proposed $319M Civic Center Revamp
Voters may be asked in 2020 to consider $319 million in renovations to the Amarillo Civic Center as part of the city's effort to modernize the 51-year-old facility and enhance
Laredo: Jilted Once Too Often, Laredoans Opt to Build Their Own Water Park
One way or another, City Council has tried for 25 years to get a water park attraction only to be rejected time after