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Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker with George and Laura Bush at the 2025 EFS Gala [Photo: Educational First Steps]
Educational First Steps Raises Over $1M at Gala Featuring George and Laura Bush
by Lance Murray | Mar 5, 2025
The nonprofit's 2025 Annual Gala at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas raised the money to expand high-quality early childhood education across North Texas.
by Lance Murray |
Jun 28, 2024
Carl Hanna will also coordinate efforts with retail leadership to execute PNC’s roughly $1 billion-dollar national investment to open new branches and renovate existing locations across the U.S.. Maria Moschella will succeed Hanna as North Texas Retail market manager.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 14, 2024
The Pittsburgh-based bank said it plans to open 17 new branches in North Texas as part of more than 100 new branches across the U.S. The openings are aimed at extending access to banking services and financial expertise for customers and communities nationwide. PNC will also be renovating more than 1,200 existing locations through 2028.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Mar 27, 2023
Educational First Steps is a Dallas-based nonprofit that supports early learning environments for children from birth to age five in North Texas. It delivers professional development, training, classroom resources, and business support to educators to help existing childcare centers achieve and maintain national accreditation. And last week, it got a big assist in doing this from Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitski.
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PNC Bank's North Texas Technology and Innovation Hub in Farmers Branch. [Photo: PNC Bank]
PNC Bank Launches Newest Tech Hub in North Texas
by Quincy Preston | Apr 25, 2022
PNC Bank has officially opened its North Texas Technology and Innovation Hub in Farmers Branch. Designed to encourage a culture of collaboration, most of its 200 employees will focus on developing—and elevating—PNC’s innovation and technology endeavors.
PNC calls it "the first hub of this type to be established in Texas." Take a look inside in our photo tour below.
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by Kevin Cummings |
Apr 21, 2022
Demetrius Curry founded Fort Worth-based College Cash in 2019, giving users a way to pay off their student loan debt by creating content for brands. With a $50 minimum threshold to join a campaign, he says high school students can start the program and earn up to $25,000 by the time they graduate college.
Along with investments from Overlooked Ventures, Impact Ventures, and Capital Factory, Curry expects College Cash to close a $1 million seed funding round soon—and he's expanding his solution to cover a number of major forms of debt.
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