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By Ian Pribanic
Ian Pribanic covers city government, transportation, business and education news for Community Impact Newspaper in the Keller-Roanoke-Northeast Fort Worth areas. A Washington D.C. native and University of North Texas graduate, Ian was previously an editor for papers in Oklahoma, West Texas and for Community Impact in New Braunfels.

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Jakes Burgers and Beer focuses on community in Grapevine
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Tracking COVID-19: Tarrant County, local partners continue vaccine outreach
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Keller ISD officials to relax COVID-19 restrictions
Fort Worth City Council approved a $3 million contract March 2 for the second phase of the city's Kroger Drive road improvements project. (Courtesy Fotolia)
FM 1938 project wraps up in Southlake
Stephanie Gingras started her business, Design a Sofa, in 2019. (Photos by Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
North Fort Worth furniture store Design A Sofa focuses on customer satisfaction
Keller ISD expands career-technical education program, adds nursing certification
The Avocado Toast-Ada ($12) includes house-made guacamole. (Courtesy Blue Goose Cantina)
Blue Goose Cantina in Plano boasts familial environment
The city of Fort Worth and Tarrant County are considering transportation projects for May 2022 and November 2021 bonds, respectively. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Fort Worth identifies transportation projects for city, county bond funding
Ahead of the May election, meet the candidates running for office in the Keller, Roanoke and north Fort Worth areas. (Community Impact staff)
Read election Q&As from candidates in Keller, Roanoke and Fort Worth
Tarrant County Commissioners Court on March 16 approved an interlocal agreement with the city of Fort Worth to complete more than a dozen road construction projects in the north Fort Worth area. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Tarrant County approves Katy Road rehabilitation, other projects in north Fort Worth
Along with public health sites in Tarrant and Denton counties, local pharmacies in Roanoke and other cities are providing the COVID-19 vaccine. (Sandra Sadek/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tracking COVID-19: More than 500K vaccine doses administered in Tarrant County
Tarrant County Commissioners Court is preparing a $400 million transportation bond for November 2021. The bond will allow Fort Worth and other municipalities to defer up to 50% of the cost of local transportation projects. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tarrant County considering $400M transportation bond in November
iCode Southlake offers a wide variety of summer camp options, such as game programming and 3D printing. (Courtesy iCode Southlake)
2021 Camp Guide: Summer camps in Grapevine and Southlake
The Kimball Hill Estates neighborhood in Southlake includes homes from $800,000-$1.1 million. (Courtesy Google)
Featured Neighborhood: Kimball Hill Estates in Southlake
While hospitalizations, case numbers and other data continue to decline, Tarrant County health officials have cautioned that a new variant of the coronavirus has been detected in the county. (Sandra Sadek/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tracking COVID-19: Tarrant County officials detect UK variant
Fort Worth City Council has approved a $1.5 million contract to upgrade traffic signals and lighting at the intersection of North Beach Street and Basswood Boulevard in north Fort Worth. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Improvements coming to North Beach St., Basswood Blvd. in north Fort Worth
The Charles Schwab headquarters in Westlake is one of several developments in the AllianceTexas and north Fort Worth area expected to come online in 2021. (Courtesy Hillwood)
Economic impact of AllianceTexas in north Fort Worth estimated at $8 billion in 2020
Fort Worth City Council approved a $3 million contract March 2 for the second phase of the city's Kroger Drive road improvements project. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Fort Worth approves contract for Kroger Drive road upgrades
Fort Worth City Council has approved an increased cost for reconstruction of Harmon Road from US 287 to Golden Triangle Boulevard. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Fort Worth approves cost increase for Harmon Road reconstruction
A Texas Department of Transportation project would increase the number of main lanes from four to six on a 17-mile portion of I-35W. (Sandra Sadek/Community Impact Newspaper)
TxDOT proposes $400 million project to improve I-35W in north Fort Worth