Stockyards developer halts $1 billion Phase II expansion in Fort Worth
The partnership behind the Stockyards' transformation says ongoing renovations and future projects will continue despite the shift in plans.
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Doug Myers is a digital content producer for CBS Texas and the South region.
Doug has been with the team since February 2024. His long career has included four stops at newspapers and three stints at television stations.
While he was Executive Producer-Digital at KXXV (Waco), the station captured a prestigious regional digital Edward R. Murrow Award for 'Remembering the Luby's Massacre' & "Honoring Our Vets." He also led digital efforts at KTXS (Abilene) that ranked No. 1 in the AP Digital Contest in 2015, 2017, and 2018.
He has been married for more than three decades and has two grown sons. He is a huge Cowboys, Mavericks, Rangers and especially LSU fan. Geaux Tigers! He enjoys working with youth, along with all of his family, in Cleburne.
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