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Caliber Collision Centers, one of the nation’s largest collision repair companies, announced today the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Irvine, California to Lewisville, Texas.

Biometric Signature ID receives $550,000 from the Texas Emerging Technology Fund for the development of a suite of products for identity management using signature gesture biometrics.

The Dallas Business Journal's Bill Hethcock covers the success of ConVergence Office Campus in Lewisville.  With over 800,000 SF of occupancy filled with cutting edge tech and biotech tenants, the campus has reached 94% occupancy in just 4 years. 

The Texas Nursery and Landscape Association featured Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza project in an article focused on design for human comfort. 

The Lewisville City Council recently approved a resolution that will redefine the look and concept of Old Town.... The projects include a plan for the Old Town transit oriented development (TOD), Mill Street’s urban design and landscape improvements and the Old Town plaza and pedestrian improvements.

Ceremony is to officially mark the beginning of construction on the first 236 units of a planned community development which will ultimately comprise 1,755 multi-family units and 250,000 square feet of retail and office space.

The Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association Awards Committee has chosen the City of Lewisville as recipient of the Chapter’s 2010 Community of the Year Award.

Tribune Company announced today that its new subsidiary, Blue Lynx Media LLC, has opened a shared service center in Lewisville, TX, where it is expected to provide jobs for as many as 200 new employees.  

Despite a tight economy, several recent announcements show that Lewisville continues to experience plenty of opportunity and a fair share of development successes. Recent announcements have included a new major business at ConVergence Center, a state grant for Old Town redevelopment, and the early stages of a redevelopment plan for the Interstate 35E corridor.

The February edition of Lewisville's Horizon community newsletter summarizes a few of the latest Economic Development projects: Project NewCo, the Interstate 35E Corridor Plan and its award of a $3M grant from TxDOT for sustainable development.