Where trains once connected America’s commerce corridors, a historic Texas city now positions itself as the critical link in the nation’s semiconductor supply chain renaissance. In the rolling hills of North Texas, a 152-year-old railroad town is positioning itself at the center of one of America’s most dynamic economic transformations. Denison, Texas, sits just a few miles from where Texas Instruments is constructing a massive semiconductor complex with investment of up to $40 billion that will employ 3,000 workers, while the city itself prepares to nearly double in size through a massive lakeside development. “We are a 152-year-old city in a very actively growing North Texas environment, and we offer the greatest 104 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 09
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