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Texas A&M University‑Texarkana is investing $35 million in a multi‑sport complex that will feature a new football stadium, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts and a tornado‑safe room, with construction targeted for completion by early 2027.
Garland, Texas, is moving forward with a $25 million soccer complex slated to begin construction in October 2026, replacing a previously scrapped $71 million Atlético Dallas project. The development, embedded in a 127‑acre entertainment district, aims to boost tourism, create jobs and position the city as a regional soccer hub ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Athens Independent School District is constructing a $10 million covered football field to combat extreme heat, align with UIL safety policies, and give its programs a competitive edge.
Groundbreaking slated for June 20 will kick off construction of a 14,300‑square‑foot indoor soccer complex owned by Herdz Investments, designed by Long Architecture and supported by local youth soccer groups.