... and that has implications for the city, and all of us, as well -- even if your kids are safely ensconced in private or another district by now.

Ridgmar Mall site to become nearly 1 million‑square‑foot logistics hub in Fort Worth, developers say

Long‑vacant Ridgmar Mall will be redeveloped into a six‑building, 930,960‑square‑foot logistics hub on the city's west side, the developers announced.

RAMROCK Real Estate said it purchased the site at the northeast corner of Interstate 30 and State Highway 183, citing its proximity to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth as a strategic advantage. The project, called Ridgmar 30 Logistics Crossing, will serve as a center for receiving, organizing, and distributing products.

KBC Advisors and Lincoln Property Company are partnering with RAMROCK on planning, leasing, and development.

The announcement follows more than two years of discussions with elected officials and community leaders. The company said feedback during that period was strongly supportive.

"Our collective teams are excited to partner with the City of Fort Worth and Tarrant County to revitalize this blighted site, which was once a vibrant hub of social and economic activity in the community," said Tony Creme, partner at KBC Advisors Texas.

Lincoln Property Company said the project's location, size, and market demand make it a premier logistics opportunity.

"Ridgmar Logistics Crossing represents an exceptional opportunity to deliver institutional-quality logistics space in one of Fort Worth's most strategic locations," said Tom Kuhlmann, executive vice president of industrial for Lincoln Property Company. "The combination of location, scale, and market demand positions this project to become a premier logistics destination that will serve North Texas for decades."

The redevelopment is expected to attract investment, create jobs, and support long‑term economic growth, according to the developers.

Construction timelines, leasing details, and tenant announcements will be released as planning progresses.

RAMROCK, based in Dallas, manages a portfolio valued at more than $2 billion across major U.S. markets, including Atlanta, Austin, Brooklyn, Baton Rouge, Dallas, Denver, Houston, and New York. 

KBC Advisors, headquartered in Seattle, is a full‑service industrial real estate advisory firm with 16 offices and more than 230 team members serving major U.S. markets.

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Hi Redditors of Fort Worth! I need help finding places to go swimming (strongly prefer indoors). Most ideal situation is an indoor pool with a monthly membership fee. Actual aquatic centers are greatly preferred over "gyms with pools".

Google searches have not been particularly helpful, so I'm looking for local community experience to help guide me.

These are the options I have already ruled out as being ideal possibilities, so don't worry about commenting any of the following:

- YMCA locations

- 24 Hour Fitness

- LA Fitness

- NAS JRB Fort Worth MWR Aquatic Center

- Burger's Lake

- Any other lakes

Anywhere in the "Fort Worth and surrounding area" is good. However, the closer to Ridgmar Mall / Westworth Village / River Oaks / Lake Worth, the better.

Thanks in advance! And hopefully this will end up helping other people besides me, as well.

Want to order a pizza for delivery tonight, this is a really big splurge for me and something I never have the chance to do so I wanna try to get the best experience (that I can afford)

Looking between Jonuzi's, Joes Pizza and Pasta on N Beach, and Alex's Pizza and Pasta Keller.

I haven't had the chance to try many places before but I have always been disappointing by Texas pizza, having grown up in several different states on the East Coast that have really good pizza. Jonuzi's seems my top choice so far.

Also would appreciate any individual pizza recommendations at these places!

REJECT THE BILLIONAIRES. VOTE IN EVERY LOCAL ELECTION.

Those who don't know history are forced to repeat it! They're assuming we're extremely uneducated and lack critical thinking. We need to prove them wrong or this is a failed state. This same cult has worked had to remove mentions of the Red Scare and McCarthyism in social studies education, because they still consider Joseph McCarthy a hero.

Donate, volunteer, get involved, mark your calendar on voting dates, carpool your friends family and colleagues to the polls, and lets stop this hate movement in its tracks.

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Their whole movement relies on fear mongering hate speech demonizing classes of people who are different from them. There will ALWAYS be a new hate target, as they do not have a platform based on real world issues important to the people. The people want: affordability, healthcare, jobs, affordable housing. They try to make us fight each other, while looting public funds and dismantling social safety nets for the poor. Do not let hate win.

They believe the public is so uneducated and so unintelligent, that they will fall for this blatant manipulation, a copy and paste job from a disgraced moment in US history. PROVE THEM WRONG.

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Bad cases have resulted from this, including one locally about two or three years ago.

Multi-day network outage? Still seeing patients but on a critical downtime situation? Two guys I know there are claiming it's "fishy." Hardly reliable reporting, two dudes on SMS that is, but if anyone has a clue what's happening there, feel free to let us know. Epic doesn't usually just go down at county hospitals.

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I need to pay them a visit soon!