Below are race results for elections in Tarrant County on Saturday Some races will include results for votes in multiple jurisdictions and are labeled (All Counties); otherwise the total is only for votes cast in that county Get top local stories delivered to you every morning with NBC DFW's News Headlines newsletter positioned for growth in the thriving South Fort Worth market 2025 — Colliers announced the sale of 7406 Mansfield Hwy a newly delivered flex-industrial park in Kennedale a key growth pocket within the South Fort Worth corridor The transaction reflects sustained demand for modern strategically located industrial assets across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex The seller was represented by the Colliers team of Cody Payne “Investor demand in South Fort Worth is being driven by a combination of strong population growth surging business activity and limited supply of new product in infill locations,” said Payne “This property sits at the intersection of those trends and we were pleased to guide a successful transaction that aligns with current market momentum.” The project consists of 156,295 square feet across six buildings situated on 13.196 acres Designed to serve a wide range of small to mid-sized industrial users the property offers 18- to 22-foot clear heights and flexible configurations to accommodate multiple tenants presenting immediate upside through lease-up and potential site enhancements Highway 287 and Loop 820 positions it well for last-mile distribution light manufacturing and service-based industrial tenants Continued residential and commercial development in the surrounding area has made South Fort Worth one of the most active leasing environments in the region Krum pushed Kennedale to the brink in the state semifinals before falling in its first appearance since 1998 Krum added to its storied basketball history Tuesday when the Bobcats made their return to the state semifinals for the first time since 1998 A couple of clutch free throws from Kennedale guard Jacoby Lovings made sure Krum would go no further The Wildcats got the ball to the junior in the closing seconds of the Class 4A Division II semifinals at Glen Rose High Lovings pulled up for a jumper and drew a foul before calmly knocking down two free throws with 4.3 seconds left to give Kennedale a 62-60 win and a trip to the state finals “We’re really proud of them,” Krum coach Ty Tabor said “This is the first time we have been to the state tournament in 27 years We wish we would have made a few plays and maybe a few different coaching decisions Krum finished its season with a 26-10 record Kennedale (32-7) advanced to face Houston Wheatley for the state title Krum was down 59-55 late in the second half before senior guard Andyn Garza rallied the Bobcats in what turned into a mano-a-mano battle with Lovings Garza hit a pair of free throws with 58.7 seconds left to cut Krum’s deficit to two Lovings answered with a free throw for Kennedale with 55.9 seconds left who converted a 3-point play to tie the game at 60-60 The Bobcats called a timeout to set their defense Kennedale milked the clock down and turned to Lovings Krum had one final shot at the buzzer that was off Krum led for much of the first half and led 22-14 after Cash Andrus hit the second of back-to-back Krum 3s The Bobcats were hit with a technical foul a short time later after a group of players got tangled up under the basket Bryson Nickerson cashed in both free throws Kennedale grabbed momentum and came all the way back to take a 29-28 halftime lead Trey Smith hit a jumper just before the buzzer to give the Wildcats their first lead of the game The teams were locked in a back-and-forth battle the rest of the way “He has been a great player for us for four years,” Tabor said “We have two or three others it could have been Krum was making its 18th trip to state semifinals or better in program history “We hope this will carry us forward,” Tabor said We are really proud of what the seniors have done and will depend on the underclassmen to put us in the same position next year.” Get the scoop on all the thrilling victories nail-biting games and standout performances — straight from the sidelines of Denton-area high schools BRETT VITO can be reached at 940-566-6870 and bvito@dentonrc.com For more than 120 years, the Denton Record-Chronicle has been Denton County’s source for locally produced, fact-based journalism. 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and winning the Game's MVP / Tom DendyKennedale was down for much of the first three periods and trailed by 14 in the second quarter but led by their dynamic duo junior guards they fought back to close the half on a 12-0 run headed into the halftime break trailing by just two “We trust them to win us the game,” Kennedale coach Doug Groff said And the other guys know that they’re gonna take care of it.” Kennedale would continue to fight cutting the lead to one on two occasions but Wheatley would always have an answer to hold on to the lead Until - Lovings drilled a corner three on a quick offensive set giving Kennedale it's first lead since early in the first period at 46-44 back and forth action as both teams battled for the gold state championship trophy it was Lovings that nailed crucial free throws to make it a four point lead and Smith added one of two at the charity stripe to put the game on ice with less than 10 seconds to play ‘I gotta make one free throw,’ but I wanted to make two “So I’m glad I made the first free throw.” helped his team jump to a lead in the third Kennedale’s Jackson Stingley was running down the court to beat Wheatley’s full-court press when The 5-10 guard rewarded his teammates by making a 3-pointer that gave Kennedale its first lead of the game with 56 seconds left in the third quarter we have been dreaming of this for a long time," Lovings said of he and his Kennedale teammates about winning the coveted Texas basketball state championship Groff and his Kennedale teammates were never worried that the lights were to bright and they knew they had a chance to win because they had been battled tested all season long and trailed in games before and in the fourth quarter we’ll make our run and we’ll pull away.” The Kennedale Wildcats celebrate their Texas high school boy's basketball state championship Friday night | Tom Dendy / Tom Dendy#12 Kennedale v #8 Wheatley: UIL TX-4A Division II state championship Recap:Final Score: Kennedale: 68-654Q: 5.3: Kennedale: 68-65 Kobre Dickerson banks in three-pointer with 5.3 seconds and draws foul in corner with 25 seconds left Wheatley Full Timeout and Possesses the Ball Trey Smith pick pockets the Wheatley player and goes to the hoop to draw the foul Lovings nails a crucial two free throws with 1 minute to give Kennedale three point lead back Kennedale is shooting 4-16 from the free throw line Quinton Sanders converts layup on the other end as Kennedale misses 2 free throws Jacob Lovings with a crazy acrobatic layup up and under the defender Stingley gets the block on one end and then the lay in on the other Trey Smith is absolute cinema with an off balanced floater Elder draws an And 1 Foul at the Rim to give Wheatley the three-point lead back Wheatley team technical foul after Wheatley reached across end line and touched the Kennedale player Kennedale has used their own press defense to get back-to-back steals and take the lead back End of THREE AT The Dome: Kennedale has clawed their ways all the way back and enter the final period with a 2-pt lead A corner three by Jacob Lovings gives Kennedale their first lead of the game with less than a minute in the third Jacob Lovings gets a nice bucket in an offensive set getting around one defender for a off balanced floater then Trey Smith intercepts a long pass then a nice 2 point bucket to get to draw within one Great outlet pass on a press back as Quinton Sanders finds himself wide open for a breakaway dunk Senior guard Quinton Sanders finds himself in the open court after a nice press break on a long outlet pass in the third quarter A'Meir Williams with the offensive rebound and putback slam Bryson Nickerson earns a hard 2 for Kennedale Quinton Sanders starts the scoring for Wheatley with an 'And 1 HALFTIME LEADING SCORERS: Kennedale: Trey Smith 14 points Wheatley: Quinton Sanders 11 points Trey Smith has 14 points to lead Kennedale at the half Jacob Lovings and Trey Smith have come alive for the Wildcats in green They are finishing the first half on a 12-0 run over the last 2:15 of the half Kennedale answer with a two quick buckets to cut their deficit to 10 Herb Goldsmith adds his second three of the game Transition offense for Wheatley leads to a Kobre Dickerson and a Wheatley 6-0 run to get the lead back to 9 Back-to back Kennedale buckets bring it to 19-18 but then Wheatley has the answer with a top of they key 3 from Quinton Sanders End of the FIRST QUARTER: Wheatley leads 18-12 A'Meir Williams and Lovings get another set of back-to-back buckets Wildcats respond with three ball from Kobre Dickerson Kennedale settling in with back to back buckets to cut the lead to 3 Kennedale showing early nerves has already committed 6 turnovers Trey Smith gets Kennedale on the board for his first bucket Dorsey back at the line for 3 free throws - Wheatley on a 9-0 run to start Elder with the transition corner mid range jumper Wheatley strikes first on a nice post pass from Peter Dorsey to Marquon Elder RYAN CHILDERSRyan is a 2008 graduate of Western Michigan University where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism He has contributed to SBLive Sports since 2023 as well as with the San Marcos Daily Record He has high school sports in Central Texas and can be found on Twitter © 2025 ABG-SI LLC - SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ABG-SI LLC The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Stay informed with this twice-weekly e-newsletter sent right to your inbox Congratulations to our local basketball state champions – the Mansfield Summit High School Jaguars and the Kennedale Wildcats the Jaguars defeated Fort Bend Marshall 54-47 in the 5A Division II State Championship at the Alamadome in San Antonio The win was the first state basketball championship in Mansfield Summit High’s history The school will host a community celebration to recognize the team March 12 in the Summit High School varsity gym. Arlington City Council District 2 Representative Raul H Gonzalez will also read a proclamation to celebrate the win “I just know it’s a lot of hard work—I think about the kids and the work they put in,” said head coach Emund Prichett in a Mansfield ISD news release “I know these kids care about each other We showed people what teamwork can do and what believing in each other can do.” Summit High School principal Jason Mutterer has spent his entire 23-year education career at Summit High School “I am so proud of our boys’ basketball players and coaches for bringing a state championship back to our community and to those who wore a Summit jersey before them,” Mutterer said “They are not only champions on the court but off the court as well.” The Kennedale Wildcats boys basketball team under the leadership of Coach Doug Groff and assistant coaches Coach Matt Casey and Coach Jay Jurchisin secured the 4A Division II State Championship title on Saturday “We appreciate the fans' vocal and proud support Our team's impressive achievement demonstrates that despite our size proving it's always a great day to be a Wildcat,” Kennedale ISD posted on its Facebook page after the win Kennedale ISD and Mansfield ISD serve students in the City of Arlington limits View on Map Contact Us How to watch Texas high school playoff boys basketball: Wheatley vs Wheatley High School will host Kennedale High School How to watch Kennedale vs. Wheatley playoff high school boys basketballKennedale and Wheatley will take the court on Friday, March 7 at 5 p.m. CT. 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All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at www.NFHSnetwork.com and through the NFHS Network Mobile Apps for iOS and Android and TV Apps for ROKU 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Altus Equity Group is pleased to announce the acquisition of Kennedale Light Industrial Park a newly developed small-bay industrial property located in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Metro Area. The transaction brokered by Colliers and led by Senior Vice President Cody Payne Strategically positioned at 7406 Mansfield Hwy the property consists of seven buildings totaling ~160,000 square feet on a 13.196-acre lot the industrial park caters to the growing demand for flexible small-bay commercial space in one of the fastest-expanding markets in the U.S Kennedale has experienced explosive growth benefiting from easy access to major urban centers in Dallas and Fort Worth as well as proximity to DFW International Airport The Fort Worth southern suburbs continue to see strong population and job market expansion, positioning Kennedale as a prime location for industrial development the property enjoys quick access to Interstate 20/820 in turn providing easy access to the rest of the DFW metro and ensuring excellent connectivity for businesses The small-bay industrial sector remains a key focus for Altus Equity Group with Kennedale Light Industrial Park presenting an exceptional value-add opportunity The acquisition price reflects a 30% discount to estimated replacement cost allowing for significant upside through strategic lease-up efforts "We are acquiring this property well below replacement costs," said Andy Eicher Senior Vice President of Investments at Altus Equity Group professional leasing strategy not yet brought to bear on this asset the acquisition represents tremendous opportunity to add value by simply leasing up the remainder of the space." Altus Equity Group continues to expand its industrial portfolio capitalizing on high-growth markets with strong economic fundamentals The firm remains committed to identifying and acquiring underperforming assets with the potential for significant value creation Altus Equity Group is a privately held real estate investment firm that owns and operates properties across the United States with a primary focus on multifamily and industrial assets The firm's team of professionals specializes in unlocking hidden asset value through innovative deal structuring and rigorous asset optimization—proven strategies that maximize returns for the Altus investor community With over 20 years of experience as a real estate sponsor Altus Equity Group operates across three core business lines—real estate assets and private lending—serving institutional and retail clients nationwide The firm's 93% investor reinvestment rate reflects its consistent performance and strong investor confidence Media Contact: James McGee6198651551[email protected] is proud to announce the acquisition of the Odessa Multifamily Portfolio—a collection of six garden-style apartment.. 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Epoxy Resin Market Analysis: Industry Market Size Copyright © ChemAnalyst - 2020 | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy Aubrey senior Tyler Brown runs in a pass from senior quarterback Brock Temple for an 85-yard touchdown Aubrey junior Logan Gannon celebrates after making a tackle against Kennedale Aubrey senior Dylan Brooks runs the ball in the third quarter bumps shoulders with sophomore teammate Jaxson Doramus after scoring a touchdown against Kennedale Sweat sprays from Aubrey senior Brayden Hamilton’s head as he hits Kennedale quarterback Jackson Hammonds from behind Aubrey senior Tyler Brown raises an arm in the end zone after scoring a 51-yard touchdown against Kennedale on September 6 Aubrey's new-look offense produced explosive plays galore Friday night as it rolled to a 33-7 nondistrict win over Kennedale The Chaparrals scored all five of their touchdowns from 30-plus yards out including three TDs by star athlete Tyler Brown If you're not already a Denton Record-Chronicle subscriber, you can subscribe now for just $1 a month over the next six months and read all of our stories throughout high school football season AUBREY — Aubrey’s new-look offense produced explosive plays galore Friday night in a 33-7 nondistrict win over Kennedale The Chaparrals scored all five of their touchdowns on the night from 30 or more yards out as they racked up 433 yards of total offense Senior running backs La’Braylon Bell and Dylan Brooks broke off touchdown runs of 76 and 66 yards to help fuel a 207-yard showing on the ground Senior athlete Tyler Brown also did what he does in the passing game The 2024 Class 4A 200-meter dash state champion showed off his elite speed time and again as he hauled in three passes for 166 yards and three touchdowns “He’s just different,” Aubrey head coach Keith Ivy said of Brown Those kinds of explosive plays have been the norm for Aubrey through its first two games of the year The Chaps scored two offensive touchdowns of 50-plus yards in their 33-31 Week 1 win over Sunnyvale hitting on pass plays of 52 yards and 70 yards and Brown added a 108-yard interception return for a score That offensive success owes in large part to Aubrey’s wealth of talented skill position players but also to an offensive scheme change this fall The Chaps have been known for running the Wing-T offense under Ivy — who’s now in his 11th year leading the program — but made the switch to a more Spread-heavy attack this fall to maximize the abilities of their many playmakers The move has certainly paid dividends thus far and is receiving rave reviews from the players got a lot of speed — we’ve got guys everywhere Senior quarterback Brock Temple has also been a key part of the offense’s success thus far two touchdowns and one interception Friday The Chaps got off to a rough start on the night with a fumble on their first play from scrimmage after receiving the opening kickoff Aubrey finally got going on its third drive as Temple broke off a 17-yard run to convert on 3rd-and-15 then connected with Brown for a 51-yard touchdown pass the very next play to make it 7-0 with 3:52 left in the first quarter Kennedale responded with a methodical drive down the field starting from its own 30 that lasted 8:16 of game time but stalled at the Aubrey 2-yard line The Chaps took advantage three plays later when Bell broke away for his 76-yard scamper to the end zone Bell finished with team-high marks of six carries for 95 yards and one touchdown alongside four catches for 42 yards It’s his second straight impressive performance after posting 11 carries for 56 yards and one score last week making for a strong start to his senior season after missing all of last year due to injury and the only thing I had to do was just run.” A missed extra point attempt kept it 13-0 with 6:13 left in the second period Temple and Brown connected for another touchdown with 5:01 left in the third quarter this one an 85-yard bomb while facing 3rd-and-15 that made it 19-0 as a 2-point conversion try failed Brooks added his 66-yard rushing score with 1:15 left in the third period to make it 26-0 Kennedale got its lone touchdown of the night when senior quarterback Jackson Hammonds scored on a 26-yard run on fourth down cutting the deficit to 26-7 with 9:42 remaining in the fourth quarter Hammonds led Kennedale’s Wing-T offense with 18 carries for 95 yards and the one score The Wildcats tallied 61 carries for all 267 of their yards as Hammonds’ lone pass attempt fell incomplete Aubrey set the final margin as senior quarterback Greg Hatley found Brown for a 30-yard touchdown on a fourth-down play that made it 33-7 with 7:09 to play The Chaps now set their sights on their toughest test of the season yet against perennial power Brock (2-0) The Eagles romped past Lake Worth 51-13 on Friday night after taking a 27-7 victory over formidable 4A DI squad Decatur in Week 1 and are coming off a run to the 3A DI state semifinals last year Ivy knows his squad will have its hands full when Aubrey travels to face Brock Friday “That’s going to be a big test for us,” Ivy said “They’ve got a very rich tradition in their program so we’re certainly going to be tested there We just have to keep working on the little things and improving I saw some improvement from a week ago tonight JOHN FIELDS can be reached at 940-566-6869 and jfields@dentonrc.com Colliers announced the sale of 7406 Mansfield Hwy The seller was represented by the Colliers team of Cody Payne, Senior Vice President; Michael Tran, Associate Vice President; Austin Edelmon, Senior Associate; and Nick Miller Colliers is a leading global diversified professional services company specializing in commercial real estate services engineering consultancy and investment management our 22,000 enterprising professionals provide exceptional service and expert advice to clients our experienced leadership – with substantial inside ownership – has consistently delivered approximately 20% compound annual investment returns for shareholders With annual revenues exceeding $4.5 billion and $99 billion of assets under management Colliers maximizes the potential of property infrastructure and real assets to accelerate the success of our clients Learn more at corporate.colliers.com, X @Colliers or LinkedIn © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved