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Harrison Mantas

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Harrison Mantas’s Biography

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I'm the city hall reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in Fort Worth, Texas. I previously covered fact-checkers and fact-checking at the International Fact Checking Network at the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburg, FL, and I covered the Indian Country beat and worked as a general assignment reporter for Cronkite News- Arizona PBS.

I also shoot stills and video for my own stories and those of my colleagues. My goal is to move into more investigative work telling stories that empower ever…

Harrison Mantas’s Journalist Portfolio

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Mercy Culture Church will get a public hearing for its human trafficking victim shelter

Mercy Culture Church will get a public hearing for its human trafficking victim shelter

Mercy Culture Pastor Healther Schott and Texas State Rep. Nate Schatzline announced the news after a meeting …

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Allred, Cruz fling barbs from opposite ends of Tarrant County a month before election day

Allred, Cruz fling barbs from opposite ends of Tarrant County a month before election day

Rep. Colin Allred focused on reproductive freedom and protecting democracy, while Sen. Ted Cruz said the race…

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Mercy Culture accuses Fort Worth of discrimination over plans for human trafficking shelter

Mercy Culture accuses Fort Worth of discrimination over plans for human trafficking shelter

Lead Pastors Heather and Landon Schott called on their congregation to put pressure on the city to move the p…

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Fort Worth ran out of concrete in April. Now a bridge in this park is sinking.

Fort Worth ran out of concrete in April. Now a bridge in this park is sinking.

The city of Fort Worth's concrete contract expired in April. Work on bridge and water outfall in Ninnie Baird…

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Does Sundance Square have a vision for downtown? Some tenants say they'd love to know

Does Sundance Square have a vision for downtown? Some tenants say they'd love to know

"I'm not afraid of her anymore," said one of several business owners who has grown frustrated with Sundance m…

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How many downtown Fort Worth storefronts are empty? We walked 104 square blocks to count

How many downtown Fort Worth storefronts are empty? We walked 104 square blocks to count

Downtown Fort Worth vacancies have improved since 2021, and city leaders see hope in new hotels, condos, and …

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Hotel Drover developer is back with a new luxury hotel in the Stockyards

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By Harrison Mantas Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
A rendering of Craig Cavileer’s $160 million resort planned to sit just across Marine Creek from the Hotel Drover. One of the architects behind the redevelopment of the Fort Worth Stockyards is back with a new luxury development. Craig Cavileer, who helped lead the phase one redevelopment of the Stockyards, is back with a new project just across Marine Creek from the Hotel Drover.
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Hotel Drover developer is back with a new luxury hotel in the Stockyards

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By Harrison Mantas Verified
| Yahoo Verified
One of the architects behind the redevelopment of the Fort Worth Stockyards is back with a new luxury development. Craig Cavileer, who helped lead the phase one redevelopment of the Stockyards, is back with a new project just across Marine Creek from the Hotel Drover.
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H-E-B files permit for ‘future development’ in southwest Fort Worth

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| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Tortilla addicts may soon have a new place to get their fix after San Antonio-based H-E-B filed for two permits for a property it owns in southwest Fort Worth. The company filed for an urban forestry permit to grade an 11.8 acre site at 5501 Crescent Hill Lane on July 14, according to the city’s permitting website. The site is being graded for “future development,” according to a project description section on the permit application webpage.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first paying job was working "freelance" for an outlet called the Copper Courier in Phoenix, AZ

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Robert Redford playing Bob Woodward