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An interview with Dr. David Klein, president of Baylor All Saints hospital in Fort Worth, Texas, is presented. Topics discussed include the success of the kidney transplant services at the hospital, collaboration of Baylor All Saints with the Texas Care Alliance, a population health management organization, to improve the healthcare quality, lower the healthcare cost and to accelerate the medical innovations, and the daycare service of hospital for the employees with young children.

The article mentions the anniversary of the Cockrell Enovation, marketing manufacturing and print management firm in Fort Worth, Texas, which has been in business in 50 years as of August 2014.

The article focuses on U.S.-based private equine public safety company Alpha & Omega Mounted Security Patrol established by Frank Keller. Information on public safety provided by the company at concerts, shopping centers, arenas, amphitheaters, and sports venues is presented. Information is given on how he established the company with his father's help who was a police officer. Information on full service security management firm, Kel Executive Services, established by Frank is also provided.

The article focuses on a new private k-12 school located in Chapel Creek Boulevard, Fort Worth, Texas, designed by Huckabee and associates and built by Sedalco construction services which features classical design elements, science laboratory and a gymnasium.

In this article, the author focuses on Bloom Real Estate Group, a real estate agency, started by three residents of Fort Worth, Texas including Ashley Mooring, Mary Carolyn Gatzke and Zareen Khan on August 2, 2013. She informs that the firm provides tools, technology and local market knowledge to home buyers and sellers. She also mentions that owners of the firm attribute their sales success to establishing relationships with online real estate firms such as Zillow Inc. and Realtor.com.

The article offers information on the firm Superior Concrete Products Inc. and the role of Todd Sternfeld, owner of the firm in the success of the firm. Topics discussed include manufacturing and installation of concrete walls, fences and structures by the firm, sale of the products in countries such as Bolivia, Canada and France, and the exhibition of the firm at the World Concrete Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article discusses the initiative taken by advertising agency Immotion Studios for its brand development in Forth Worth, Texas. Topics discussed include the views of Immotion's vice president Lindsey Hurr on brand development, her educational qualification and the firm's in-house capabilities including photography, product illustrations and video production.

The article reflects on Fort Worth, Texas based businessman John Riggins who opened a ComForcare Senior Services home care franchise in October 2013, serving the Fort Worth and Northeast Tarrant County, Texas. Topics discussed include a report by market research firm Franchise Business Review on growth of senior home care industry in the U.S., a report by the U.S. Census Bureau on aging population of the U.S., and suggestions by Riggins for those interested in senior home care frachchise.

The article focuses on the growth and success of the Fort Worth, Texas-based energy firm Purple Land Management LLC (PLM) as of March 2014. Topics discussed include clients served by the firm such as energy producers, engineering firms and mobile service providers, number of full time and contract employees at the firm and the opening of an office in Dickinson, North Dakota. Also mentioned is the importance of technology and teamwork for employees at the firm.

The article presents information on the 2014 United Way Economic Summit for Nonprofits co-sponsored by the Community Foundation of North Texas held in Fort Worth, Texas on February 13, 2014. Topics discussed include robust economies of both Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth region, economy of Texas, and home sales. The summit was attended by several attendees including Bernard "Bud" Weinstein, Lisa McMillan, and Emily Ryder.

The article focuses on the contributions of the parade construction firm Lone Star Parade Float Co. in the annual Chesapeake Energy Parade of Lights in Fort Worth, Texas, which takes place the day after the Thanksgiving Day. It informs that the firm developed 15 floats with about 600,000 lights for the parade. It also mentions views of Clyde Watts, head of the firm, and Jay Downie, director of events for Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives Inc.

The article offers the U.S. finance industry news briefs as of October 7-13, 2013. Dallas, Texas-based company PlainsCapital Bank has moved into all major Texas markets with the opening of 51 former locations of Edinburg, Texas-based First National Bank. South Carolina-based CertusBank has expanded its services in Texas with the opening of an office in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. The new series 2009A 100 U.S. dollars note will be issued by the U.S. Federal Reserve on October 8, 2013.

The article offers information on the reunion of five former banking employees including Eddie Broussard, Scott Engle, Barry Kromann, Jeff Moten and Randy Rapp at Texas Capital Bank, Fort Worth Region, Texas in 2013. Topics discussed include financial services offered by Texas Capital Bank, the organization Tarrant County Bankers Association founded by Kromann, and memories shared by these friends.

The article offers information on the Smart Barre fitness studio in Cityview, the second Fort Worth, Texas and the fourth one in Texas. It informs that Barre workouts, which have been primarily used by dancers and models and are now among the fitness trends with more barre studios popping up across the country. The barre technique combines ballet barre work, yoga and Pilates with orthopedic stretching.

An interview with musician Gary Levinson is presented. When asked about factors that attracted him to Fort Worth, Texas, he says that he wanted to explore more about the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth. He states that he has completed three recording projects including one chamber music and two as a soloist. He also states that musicians should find best mentors for them.

The article reports on Rockdale, Texas-based Lucie Estell, who is the first child born at the Harris Hospital in 1930. Topics discussed include views of Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth's executive Clint Sanders, efforts made by Estell for historic preservation and education and primary and emergency care services for elderly people at the hospital. It also mentions books written by Estell on Rockdale's history.

The article announces that Mickey McCabe has been appointed as a executive director of University of Texas at Arlington's Research Institute (UTARI) in Fort Worth, Texas replacing Rick Lynch and presents the views of Vistasp Karbhari, president of UTARI, on the same.

The article reports that the financial services holding company BB&T Corp. will acquire the retail branches of Texas from financial services company Citibank to expands its reach in Texas and also presents the views of Kelly S. King, chairman of BB&T, on the same.

The article focuses on the financial support provided by the Financial Empowerment Services Program of Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) to families of Fort Worth and Tarrant County in Texas as of March 2014. Topics discussed include the services offered by the program such as basic money management methods, maintaining savings accounts, and taxes, use of tax refunds, the views of Carol Klocek, executive director of YWCA, and one-on-one coaching and incentives offered by the program.

The article mentions the anniversary of the Community Bank located in Burleson, Texas, which has been in business since 100 years, and informs that the bank is organizing a series of events to commemorate it.

The article offers information on the construction of Fort Worth, Texas' Kimbell Art Museum by the Renzo Piano Building Workshop Srl of Genoa, Italy, and the construction firm Kendall/Heaton Associates Inc. of Houston for exhibition of modern European art on November 27, 2013.

An interview with Louise Appleman, owner of the relocation consulting company Appleman & Associates, is presented. When asked about her vision for Tarrant County community's (TCC) future, Appleman refers to supporting student learning, and promoting institutional effectiveness. She believes in showing tourist attractions which could change the perception of people living in Fort Worth, Texas. She suggests new business owners to prepare a business plan before starting a business.

The article discusses the efforts of Cathy Taylor, owner of Helen Painter Group Realtors in Fort Worth, Texas, in bringing up the company which she received as a legacy from her parents. Taylor mentions that the company faced economic slowdown from 2008 to 2011 but regained the company's sales in 2012. She states that home prices and sales of both new and existing houses are rising in housing market in the city.

The article information that orthopedic surgeon Michael H. Boothby is expanding the Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Institute (OSMI). It mentions that the construction work of new orthopedic clinic located at new Edwards Ranch Development area in Fort Worth, Texas, is started in May 2013 with architectural firm Ames Fender Architect and contractor Mike Farris. It states that the new clinic will have three or four doctors and includes new services.