industrial development - Grayson County Line

BNSF Logistics Center North Dallas groundbreaking in Gunter beside the city's location map of the site east of SH 289

March 24, 2026

BNSF Logistics Center Gunter: Timeline, Buffers and What’s Approved

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Where the BNSF Gunter logistics center stands: May 2026 approvals, the 500-foot buffer, noise, lighting and truck rules, and what is still pending.

A feral hog at the edge of a rooted North Texas pasture, with new rooftops and a water tower on the horizon at golden hour.

Why Wild Hogs Are Moving to Howe and Gunter as Sherman and Van Alstyne Grow

Sherman and Van Alstyne growth is squeezing feral hogs into Howe and Gunter. Why the yards, farms, and farm-to-market roads are taking the hit—and what Texas law actually allows.

July 12, 2025

Gunter Strikes a Deal with BNSF—But at What Cost?

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Update, November 2026: BNSF broke ground on March 12, 2026, and on May 21, 2026, the Gunter City Council approved the site’s revised zoning and preliminary plat. For the current timeline and the exact buffer, noise, lighting and truck rules, see our BNSF Gunter logistics center guide. A major industrial development is headed for Gunter, […]

Why Wild Hogs Are Moving to Howe and Gunter as Sherman and Van Alstyne Grow

Sherman and Van Alstyne growth is squeezing feral hogs into Howe and Gunter. Why the yards, farms, and farm-to-market roads are taking the hit—and what Texas law actually allows.