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The Sea Life Grapevine Aquarium is one of several interactive entertainment venues at Grapevine Mills. The venues, which also include Legoland Discovery Center, Fieldhouse USA, Round One Entertainment and Peppa Pig World of Play, among others, drive foot tra c to the retail center. (Sandra Sadek/Community Impact Newspaper)
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we looked at.” Data from Placer.ai, a company that tracks consumer foot tra c for retail and real estate companies using mobile data, estimatedGrapevineMills recorded more than 927,000 visits in November. That number compared with over 855,000 for Stonebriar Cen- tre in Frisco, over 712,000 for Galleria Dallas and about 1 million for North- Park Center during the same month. Beyond the traditional retail o er- ings typically seen in shopping malls, Grapevine Mills’ management has emphasized bringing entertainment
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7 HTeaO held its grand opening Jan. 7 at 1113 W. Northwest Hwy. in Grapevine. The tea company, which has several locations throughout Texas and other states in the South, o ers more than 24 di erent tea avors. 817-865-1598. www.hteao.com 8 MillenniumVR opened at 2360 E. Hwy. 114 in Southlake last month, according to a representative for the new business. MillenniumVR is a virtual reality entertainment center o ering services in 30-minute increments in a lounge setting. Spaces available for sessions are physically separated and called pods. In addition to its virtual reality head- sets, MillenniumVR is in the process of acquiring motion-simulated chairs that can sync to headsets in the near future. The center also o ers virtual meditation massage services, which include access to a headset and a high-end massage chair, according to the representative. 817-912-1115. www.millenniumvr.com 9 NewGen Chiropractic opened its o ce at 710 Centerpark Drive, Ste. 100,
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NOWOPEN 1 A Purple showroom opened in late October in Southlake Town Square at 234 State St., Southlake. The mattress brand is known for its hyper-elastic polymer mattresses of all sizes, which, according to the website, redistributes pressure and provides back support. 817-796-9988. www.purple.com 2 Pauri & Casati , a luxury men’s Italian clothing brand, opened Nov. 14 in South- lake Town Square at 1243 Main St. All clothing items are manufactured in Italy and custom-sized to order, according to the brand’s website. 682-477-4050. www.pauriandcasati.com 3 DotDotBang , a retail store special- izing in pop-culture and kawaii apparel
5 Cowtown Brewing Co. opened its Southlake location Dec. 11 at 1512 E. Southlake Blvd. The taproom, which has a location in Fort Worth, sells craft beer and smoked meats. Cowtown Brewing Co. also has an outdoor deck where customers can enjoy live music in a family-friendly atmosphere. 817-912-1017. www.cowtownbrewco.com 6 The Shade Store opened a showroom in Southlake Town Square at 1234 Main St. on Dec. 15, according to a spokesperson for the company. The store sells custom window shades, blinds and draperies, such as roman shades, roller and solar shades, woven wood and bamboo shades, and wood blinds. 800-754-1455. www.theshadestore.com
as well as squishies, stationery and accessories, opened a new location inside Grapevine Mills at 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 244A. The store opened this location in November. DotDotBang’s original location is inside Stonebriar Cen- tre in Frisco. 214-513-4400. www.dotdotbangstore.com 4 Classy Missy opened a second loca- tion inside Grapevine Mills at 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, opposite of Rainforest Cafe, earlier this fall. The store, which also has a Plano location, o ers a varied selection of ethnic cloth- ing and jewelry items, including bridal lehengas, sarees, kurtis, pallazos, salwar BE DFORD R
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in Colleyville in November, according to the city of Colleyville’s November certif- icates of occupancy. The new practice is owned by Dr. Sanio Dizdarevic. NewGen Chiropractic’s Facebook page describes the new practice as being family-friendly brie y opened in December for holiday shoppers, Friedman said, but is now having interior work on the location completed by contractors. The store sells a variety of women’s, men’s and kids’ socks of various themes, including 10 Retail tea store HTeaO is coming to Southlake at 190 Davis Blvd. The West Texas drive-thru franchise will feature a se- lection of Texas-style iced teas along with Yeti products and snacks. An opening date has not been determined. Future locations are also planned Burleson and Lake Worth. A new location also opened in Grapevine in January. 432-699-2098. www.hteao.com 11 A Spenga location will open soon in Colleyville, with a representative for the new location at 3825 Glade Road, Ste. 130, saying he anticipates an opening in Feb- ruary. According to a company website, Spenga emphasizes cycling, strength and yoga training. 817-369-3179. https://colleyvilletx.spenga.com RELOCATIONS 12 Keith Baugh CPA, PC , a certied public accountant rm, relocated to 4004 Gateway Drive, Ste. 120, in Colleyville, ac- cording to the city’s November certicates of occupancy. According to its website, the rm o ers a variety of business and tax ser- and welcoming. 817-576-4788. www.newgenchiropractic.com COMING SOON FEATURED IMPACT COMING SOON Denver-based Sock Em’ Sock Emporium is planning to open inside Grapevine Mills at 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway by March or April, according to owner Derek Friedman. The location had
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Grapevine netted more than 4,000 new residents in the past decade and continues to see growth in the portion of its population that is Hispanic or Latino. GRAPEVINE STEVEN RYZEWSKI COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
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Though smaller than Grapevine and Southlake in population, Colleyville saw its population increase by a little more than 14% in the last decade.
Southlake has grown to more than 26,000 residents and is seeing a growing Asian population that accounts for more than 15% of the city’s overall population.
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Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake grew by a combined 12,237 residents—a 12.8% increase—between 2010 and 2020. Population changes
Quick community facts
Year founded
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Fiscal year 2021-22 property tax rate (per $100 valuation) $0.291778 $0.271811 $0.39
Total FY 2021-22 budget expenditures $25.1M $61.9M $43.5M
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TECHNOLOGY 20 Zagg 1251 Main St., Southlake 214 970 4741 | www.zagg.com HOME DECOR AND FURNITURE 21 Lovesac 250 State St., Southlake 888 636 1223 | www.lovesac.com 22 Purple (mattress) 234 State St., Southlake 817 796 9988 | www.purple.com 23 Summer Classics 301 N. Carroll Ave., Southlake 682 477 4027 | https://summerclassics.com
800 754 1455 | www.theshadestore.com COMING EARLY 2022 OTHER 25 Daiso 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Grapevine No phone number is available. https://daisous.com 26 Five Below 2910 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake 817 993 5630 | www. vebelow.com 27 PetBar Inc 5615 Colleyville Blvd., Ste. 110, Colleyville 817 900 8743 | www.petbarinc.com 28 Tone Shop Guitars 3220 W. Southlake Blvd., Southlake 682 593 7110 | www.toneshopguitars.com
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WORTH THE TRIP PERSIMMONS BAR&GRILL Grapevine Golf Course’s new modern American fare restaurant opened June 18 at 3800 Fairway Drive in Grapevine. The restaurant and clubhouse were funded through a $4.8 million bond approved by Grapevine residents in 2017. Paul Coury, CEO of Coury Hospitality, said the restaurant elevates the Grapevine Golf Course as an upscale venue that is approachable for all. 817-410-3355 | www.persimmonstx.com $$ $$$
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Annual events to check out in 2022 Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake each have several annual events popular with their communities. DOWNTOWN GRAPEVINE 626 S. Main St., Grapevine 800-457-6338 www.grapevinetexasusa.com MAY 20 22 Main Street Fest SEPT. 15 18 GrapeFest NOVEMBER DECEMBER Christmas Capital of Texas SOUTHLAKE TOWN SQUARE 285 Grand Ave., Southlake 817-329-5566 www.southlaketownsquare.com APRIL 22 24 Art in the Square JULY TBD Southlake Stars & Stripes OCT. 14 16 Oktoberfest COLLEYVILLE CENTER 5301 Riverwalk Drive, Colleyville 817-503-1330 www.colleyville.com/services/ colleyville-center JAN. 28 Winter Ball FEB. 26 Dancing for the Stars JUNE TBD Stars and Guitars
networking opportunities and a lunch with presentations by members and other speakers. It is open to nonmembers. Nonmembers are allowed to visit two groups before membership is required. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Free (admission), food available for purchase. 1009 Cheek- Sparger Road, Colleyville. 817-420-5815. www.bit.ly/3yOo0MC 22 ATTENDA BREAST CANCER PREVENTION CLASS The health consultant company Food Saved Me, LLC, in Southlake is hosting a breast health awareness class. The event will include a nutrition class and bra t guide for cancer prevention as well as cooking demonstrations, a recipe booklet and more. Speci cally, the class will cover nutrition for breast cancer prevention, how to have a healthy lymph system, how to do a self breast exam and bra- tting 101. 10 a.m.-noon. Free. 535 S. Nolen Drive, Ste. 400, Southlake. 817-421-3663. www.bit.ly/3mKE51d 27 LEARNABOUT CLOUD BASED COMMUNICATIONS Lantana Communications, in conjunction with 8x8, is hosting a “Demos + Drafts” event for people to learn about how cloud-based communications can improve customer experience, empower remote workers and reduce overall operating expenses. The event will be held at Hop & Sting Brewing Company in Grapevine. Registration is required. 3-5 p.m. Free. 906 Jean St., Grapevine. 866-553-2034. www.bit.ly/3J9iKbb 27 THROUGH 28 TAKE A SEMINAR ON PUBLIC SPEAKING Fearless Presentations is hosting a two- day public speaking class at the Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center in Grapevine. Seating is limited, and tickets are required. The class will cover various ways to improve public speaking skills and reduce anxiousness when speaking in public. Both days 9 a.m.-4 p.m. $1,595. 1800 Hwy. 26E, Grapevine. 800-975-6151. www.bit.ly/3Ffaynk 28 GO TOAWINTER BALL The city of Colleyville is hosting
its annual winter ball for kids ages 4-12 at the Colleyville Center. This year’s winter ball has a glow-in-the-dark theme. The event will include a DJ, professional photos, gift bags, desserts and refreshments. Tickets went on sale Jan. 3. 7-9 p.m. $25 (per couple), $10 (per additional child). 5301 Riverwalk Drive, Colleyville. 817-503-1180. www.colleyvilleparksandrec.com 29 FIGHT CANCER WITHA BOXING CLASS Nonpro t Cancer StrongHER is hosting a free tness boxing class for women who are cancer survivors at The Hook Ultimate Fitness For Women in Grapevine. The workout is customizable for all tness levels. However, the organizers ask participants to make sure they have clearance from their doctors to resume regular exercise. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. 2140 Hall Johnson Road, Grapevine. 281-507-6320. www. .me/e/52aklzpKX FEBRUARY 12 EXPLOREGRAPEVINE’SWINERIES WITHYOUR SWEETHEART Historic Downtown Grapevine will play host to the Sweetheart Wine Trail, an event featuring wine tastings at several wineries including: Messina Hof Grapevine Winery, Grape Vine Springs Winery, Sloan and Williams Winery, Bull Lion Winery and Landon Winery. A ticket purchase includes a commemorative wine glass and three wine tastes plus a food pairing at each winery. Attendees go in their own order between participating wineries. $45 per person if purchased beforehand, $50 day of. Downtown Grapevine. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 817-410-3185. www.grapevinewinerytrail.com 16 WATCHA LIVE ANIMAL PRESENTATION The Southlake Public Library is hosting “Wildlife On The Move,” which will perform a live animal presentation with snakes and lizards. The event is part of the library’s preschool story time program and open to the public. 10:45-11:45 a.m. Free. 1400 Main St., Ste. 130, Southlake. 817-748-8243. www. .me/e/2PK8scqmM
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JANUARY 14 ENJOY A CLASSIC FILM The Palace Theatre will be screening the cinema classic “Casablanca.” The movie, directed by Michael Curtiz, tells the story of a cynical American expatriate struggling to decide whether or not he should help his former lover and her fugitive husband escape French Morocco. 7:30 p.m. $6. 300 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-410-3100. www.grapevinetexasusa.com/event/ casablanca-(1942)/35696/ 17 EAT LUNCHANDNETWORK Network Colleyville, a group with the Colleyville Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a networking event at Anna’s Mexican Grille. The event provides Put on those dancing shoes, dads and daughters. This year’s theme is “Light Up the Night,” and attendees are encouraged to wear neon, bright or glowing attire. There will be four separate sessions: 7-9 p.m. Jan. 28; 1-3 p.m., 4-6 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Jan. 29. $20 (Grapevine residents), $25 (nonresidents). 1520 W. Wall St., Grapevine. 817-410-3450. www.gograpevine.com (Courtesy Grapevine Parks and Recreation)
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Tarrant Transportation Summit will featureHegar BY STEVEN RYZEWSKI Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes will be by the pandemic. Fickes is commissioner for Precinct 3, which includes Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake, as well as most of northeast Tarrant County.
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According to Fickes, tickets for the summit—which will include lunch—will cost $75 per person and opportunities for table sponsorships are still available by contacting the commissioner’s o ce at 817-248-6295. Fickes said Hegar will bring an important statewide economic perspective to the summit and, according to the event’s website, other speakers appearing will touch on topics such as the transformation of Texas’ transit systems and the outlook for transportation in the North Texas region.
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Carroll ISD employees now prohibited from secretly recording meetings Carroll ISD trustees approved an amendment to district policy prohibiting employees from secretly recording certain district meetings in a unanimous vote Dec. 13. First proposed in November, the amendment further clari es when it is acceptable for sta to make an audio or visual recording of a meeting. Gordon Butler, assistant superintendent of student and sta services, described the procedure as a noti cation provision. “What we’re saying is, you can record— but you just have to tell us that you’re recording,” Butler said. The new language, which goes into e ect in the 2022-23 school year, will not a ect recordings involving authorized investigations conducted by district personnel or usually recorded meetings, such as board meetings or grievance hearings. Butler said several other districts in the area have similar policies or similar language in their employee handbook, including Dallas ISD.
BY BAILEY LEWIS GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE ISD Trustees approved the school district’s 2022-23 instructional calendar at their Dec. 13 regular meeting. Among the noteworthy changes to the adopted schedule is winter break for the 2022-23 school year, which will take place from Dec. 21 to Jan. 9, according to the calendar. In comparison to the 2021-22 calendar, which had its winter break from Dec. 20 to Jan. 4, the 2022-23 winter break—including weekends—will be four days longer. Instructional calendar drafts were reviewed by the District Excellence Committee on Nov. 11, and two were reviewed and received input from campus leadership teams, according to district documents. Lance Groppel, GCISD executive director of instructional leadership, said a community survey sent out to help the district received over 1,800 responses. The results showed that 61.4% were in favor of calendar Option B—the approved calendar—and 38.6% were in favor of Option A, which had a winter break more similar to the 2021-22 school year. However, both spring break and Thanksgiving break will last for ve days, which is the same length as both breaks for 2021-22, according to the calendar. The 2022-23 spring
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Following four years of discussions between the city and the developer and several modi cations to the site plan, council members approved an updated plan that includes 79 residential lots and sets aside land for a potential library, if the city should decide to place it there. The new library, initially planned to be built as one of the many amenities inside the mixed-use development, was removed from the nal plan Nov. 16 with city o cials citing the need to review responses from a citywide survey on library needs submitted this summer. The project, which will break ground this sum- mer, will start Phase 1 with a $3.5 million-$4 million investment from the developers to construct site infrastructure—roadways and utilities. Those must be completed before the 79 residential lots can be released. John Terrell, one of the developers of the project
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“This development team is excited as it has ever been to move forward with this [project] and make it a reality,” Terrell said. “Residentials are simply a stepping stone to make the [rest of the project] occur.”
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Tarrant County sees record rate of positive COVID-19 tests, case spike Tarrant County is in the midst of a spike in COVID-19 cases as well as the highest positivity rate in testing that the county has seen to date. Vinny Taneja, Tarrant County Public Health director, detailed the latest data for county commissioners Jan. 4, noting the seven-day average of positive COVID-19 tests is up to 35.31% as of Jan. 1. The previous high mark, set Jan. 6, 2021, had been an average of 31.18%. “We’re testing hundreds and thousands of people every day on di erent sites, [and] one in three are coming back positive—that’s bad news for all of us,” Taneja said. For the week ending Jan. 1, Tarrant County’s COVID-19 dashboard re ected 10,386 new cases—the highest one-week total since the county recorded 11,188 new cases for the week ending Sept. 18. Taneja also noted an uptick in con rmed COVID-19 hospitalizations in Tarrant County— up to 792 as of Jan. 4, a more than tripling of the 245 con rmed COVID-19 hospitalizations recorded two weeks prior Dec. 21.
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SART OBJECTIVES The Tarrant County Sexual Assault Response Team’s goals are to:
TARRANT COUNTY The Commissioners Court established a sexual assault response team Dec. 13. According to county documents, the SART will bring agencies together that serve sexual assault victims and formalize guidelines involving victims’ needs, account- ability and public safety. According to Kim D’Avignon, chief prosecutor on the Tarrant County District Attorney’s O ce’s adult sexual response team, the county has actually had a SART since 1989. However, Senate Bill 476—passed in 2021—mandated a formal action establishing a committee by all Texas counties. Core members of the SART, as established by the court, include Deborah Caddy of The Women’s
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