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FLOWER MOUND HIGHLAND VILLAGE
ARGYLE EDITION
VOLUME 6, ISSUE 3 JAN. 10 FEB. 6, 2023
ANNUAL COMMUNITY GUIDE 2023 Road construction continues
ANNUAL COMMUNITY GUIDE 2023
Learn about the community’s demographics
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Highland Village begins cabin project Flower Mound makes zoning changes
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Construction continues on Stonecrest Road and other streets in Argyle. (Michael Crouchley/Community Impact)
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Several Argyle street projects continue to make headway, near completion As issues with mobility in Argyle persist, the town is hoping to get some clarity on construction proj- ects planned for its two major roads. Denton County has seen massive population growth in recent years, and Argyle has been no exception. According to census data, Argyle’s population grew by 34.16% from 2010-20, while neighboring North- lake grew by over 200% in that time. Argyle has felt the e ects of that growth, especially on the roadways. “This is a town that has really severe mobility issues because of the pace of development around us,” Argyle Mayor Bryan Livingston said. “The buildup of population around us has been quite rapid, so interior mobility in our town is really a problem. That’s an issue that we’re trying to cope with.” To help with the tra c, plans to widen FM 407 and US 377 are currently in the planning stages. CONTINUED ON 16 BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY
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FROM CATHY: The January issue is always a favorite with it being our Annual Community Guide. Not only will you nd stories of growth and plans for the future, but we also celebrate 2022 with updates on our dining and business listings (see Page 11). What are you looking forward to in 2023? Are there stories you’d like to see us cover? As always, send ideas my way. Happy New Year! Cathy Williams, GENERAL MANAGER
FROM SAMANTHA: Welcome to 2023 and your rst edition of Community Impact this year! I can’t wait to continue telling you the important stories of your community this new year. In this edition, you will nd some of the top stories for your area, including street projects in Argyle, a Pilot Knoll camping update in Highland Village and master-plan changes in Flower Mound. Please email us if you have news tips at anews@communityimpact.com. Samantha Douty, EDITOR CORRECTION: Volume 6, Issue 2 In a story in Volume 6, Issue 2, on Page 9, titled “Lewisville ISD board discusses 2023-24 academic calendar,” the chart should have shown the calendar is for the 2023-24 school year.
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NOW OPEN 1 Dutch Bros Co ee opened in Flower Mound on Dec. 9. The co ee shop is located at 1501 Justin Road. Dutch Bros o ers a variety of hot and cold co ee drinks, teas, lemonades and energy drinks. It also has a location in Lantana. www.dutchbros.com 2 Guitars and Growlers held a soft opening for its Flower Mound location Nov. 18. The new restaurant located at 400 Flower Mound Road, Ste. 160, is a one-stop shop for hand-built guitars and craft beer. Guitars and Growlers also has a food menu that
4 Hotworx Fitness Studio is opening a new location in Northlake. The studio will be located at 1248 FM 407 W., Ste. 200. An o cial opening date could not be con rmed, but construction on the new location is set to nish Jan. 31. Hotworx o ers virtually instructed, infrared sauna workouts along with access to exercise equipment including bands, weights and ropes. The Northlake location will start selling memberships soon, according to the company’s website. 940-488-4700. www.hotworx.net/studio/argyle 5 Wells Fargo is opening a new branch bank in Lantana. The new location will be located at 3701 FM 407. Wells Fargo could not con rm an opening date, but
features subs, paninis, atbread piz- zas, salads, soups and more. Guitars and Growlers had a grand opening in December, according to a spokesper- son for the company. 469-464-4869. www.guitarsandgrowlers.com COMING SOON 3 Simpli ed Pools is set to open in Northlake in early March, according to a spokesperson for the company. The store will be located at 1611 Commons Circle. Simpli ed Pools will o er pool-cleaning and chemical services, pool-cleaning supplies, and pool and spa repairs. 469-455-1054. www.simpli edpools.com
construction was set to begin Nov. 1 and complete on March 3, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. www.wellsfargo.com 6 HTeaO is coming soon to Flower Mound. An o cial opening date wasn’t available, but construction has started at the location at 3551 Morriss Road, ac- cording to town o cials. The store o ers a variety of tea avors including sweet and unsweet options. www.hteao.com 7 The Hive will open soon in North- lake. An o cial opening date could not be provided, but business o cials hope for a January open date, accord- ing to a company Facebook post. The January opening date is dependent on
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licensing. The Hive is a by the house drop-in playcare. The goal for the business is to provide a safe space for children. It will be located at 1485 Commons Circle, Ste. 200, Northlake. www.thehive-northlake.net. 8 Jaspers will open in spring 2023 at the River Walk in Flower Mound. It will be located at 4040 River Walk Drive. Jasper’s is a comfortably upscale restaurant, which features a menu that includes Sunday brunch and dinner options. Dinner options include trout, salmon, ribeye, appetizers and more. It also has a location in Richardson. www.jaspersrichardson.com 9 Läderach Chocolatier Suisse , a family-owned premium Swiss chocolate company, will occupy a 42,282-square- foot distribution center in Northlake. The warehouse will distribute Läder- ach’s chocolate to all retail stores in the United States, according to a news release. Operations at the new ware- house are projected to start in spring 2023. Läderach will occupy Alliance were not available as of press time. Existing restaurants, including Scout and Primo’s MX Kitchen & Lounge, will continue to operate until the new concepts replace them, according to the news release. “We feel these new restaurant concepts will really resonate with residents of Flower Mound and the surrounding areas,” said Greg Retz, CEO of RW F&B. “As we rede ne River Walk Social, we are focused on creating the most exciting dining destination in the region.” Listed below are ve restaurants slated to open at River Walk Social. FEATURED IMPACT COMING SOON The dining district, which is now renamed River Walk Social, will be launching ve new restaurants owned and operated by River Walk Food & Beverage, according to a news release. O cial open dates for each location
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Free. Flower Mound Public Library, 3030 Broadmoor Lane. 972-874-6200. www. ower-mound.com/135/Library 27 DANCE WITH DAD Highland Village will host its 2023 Father Daughter Valentine’s Dance. The dance includes dinner, dancing and door prizes for participants. Space is limited and tickets are required. Dress is semi-formal. 6:30-9 p.m. $40 for Highland Village residents and $45 for non-residents. Hilton Garden Inn - Lewisville, 785 TX-121, Lewisville. 972-317-5558. www.highlandvillage.org/651/father-daughter-dance 30 VISIT HISTORY The Denton County O ce of History and Culture will bring its traveling museum “Native American Texans” to the Flower Mound Public Library. The traveling museum examines the history and migration of six Native American tribes in Texas, with an emphasis on each tribe’s culture and lifestyle. The presentation also discusses the impact of European colonization and the settlement of Texas on Native American tribes. 7 p.m. Free. Flower Mound Public Library, 3030 Broadmoor Lane. 972-874-6200. www. ower-mound.com/135/library FEBRUARY 06 DRINK COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR Highland Village Mayor Daniel Jaworski will have co ee with residents for casual conversation and topics of interest. The mayor holds a monthly co ee conversation on the rst Monday of every month. 8:30-9:30 a.m. Free. Sip | Stir Co ee House, 2570 Justin Road, Ste. 140, Highland Village. 972-317-5558. www.highlandvillage.org
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The Flower Mound Parks and Recreation Department will hold a free open house at the Community Activity Center. The open house is a way to promote health and make it a priority in 2023. There will be free tness classes and drinks, snacks and giveaways. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. Community Activity Center. 1200 Gerault Road, Flower Mound. 972-874-7275. www. ower-mound.com/225/Community-Activity-Center-CAC (Courtesy Town of Flower Mound)
JANUARY 16 CELEBRATE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. M. L. King Jr. Day at the 30th annual celebration. The committee chose the theme of “Living the Dream: It Takes a Team.” This civic event is planned as a non-political interfaith event to celebrate the ideals of King such as elimination of all forms of prejudice, equality of races and international peace. 6 p.m. Free. Lewisville High School The public can join the Committee to Commemorate
Auditorium, 1098 W Main St., Lewisville. www.mlkofnorthtexas.org. 24 REMEMBER THE HOLOCAUST Flower Mound’s library will host an International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The event is lled with story, ritual and remembrance. The event is presented by Violet Ne -Helms, vice president of Teach the Shoah Foundation and co-author of the book “Light from the Darkness: A Ritual for Holocaust Remembrance.” This program is appropriate for ages 13 and older. 7-8:30 p.m.
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“VOTERS EXPECT FAIR ELECTIONS WITH ACCURATE, TIMELY RESULTS, AND I AM COMMITTED TO MAKING THAT HAPPEN. TEXANS WITH ALL POLITICAL VIEWS SHOULD HAVE FAITH IN OUR ELECTION SYSTEM.” FORMER SEN. JANE NELSON, R FLOWER MOUND
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This is Abbott’s fourth appointee to the o ce in four years. Under Texas law, a secretary of state who is appointed outside of a regular legisla- tive session must be con rmed by the Senate during the next session. Scott did not undergo the con r- mation process, because his resigna- tion came before the 2023 session, which will begin Jan. 10. However, Abbott’s previous two picks—David Whitley and Ruth Hughs—did not receive votes from two-thirds of the Senate, which is required for con rmation. Nelson’s experience in the Senate gives her an advantage in the con rmation process. She was praised by various state leaders and lawmakers on social media following the governor’s announcement, including Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick and Tan Parker, an outgoing state representative.
A longtime state senator from Flower Mound will be nominated to be Texas’ next secretary of state, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Dec. 6. Former Sen. Jane Nelson, R Flower Mound, is the highest-ranking Republican in the Senate. After 30 years in the Legislature, Nelson shared in 2021 she was not seeking re-election and would retire ahead of the 2023 legislative session. Nelson will replace outgoing Secretary of State John Scott, who announced his resignation Dec. 5. After over a year on the job, Scott said he plans to step down Dec. 31 and return to his private legal practice. As Texas’ 115th secretary of state, Nelson will be the state’s top election o cial. She will supervise elections, maintain voter records and enforce campaign nance laws.
Previous experience Elected in 1992, Nelson is the longest-serving Republican in the Texas Senate. She previously served on the State Board of Education for eight years, according to a news release from her o ce. “I look forward to this new chapter of public service and appreciate the con dence Gov. Abbott has placed in me to serve as secretary of state,” Nelson said in the release. “Voters expect fair elections with accurate, timely results, and I am committed to making that happen. Texans with all political views should have faith in our election system.” Nelson does not have direct
experience with election legislation in the Senate. She most recently served as the chair of the Senate Finance Committee, which writes the state’s budget, and she was the rst woman to do so. She has also lead the Senate Health Committee and passed bills on topics, such as foster care and protections for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. “Sen. Nelson’s lifelong commit- ment to public service and deep understanding of state government will be assets as she serves Texans in this new role,” Abbott said in a tweet. Abbott did not specify when Nelson will take o ce.
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Flower Mound Town Council Meets at 6 p.m. Jan. 17 and Feb. 6 at 2121 Cross Timbers Road, Flower Mound. www. ower-mound.com Highland Village City Council Meets at 6 p.m. Jan. 10 and Jan. 24 at 1000 Highland Village Road, Highland Village. www.higlandvillage.org Argyle Town Council MEETINGS WE COVER HIGHLIGHTS ARGYLE The Town Council retained special counsel to help o cials and residents in opposing the proposed routes of Oncor’s Ramhorn Hill- Dunham transmission line on Dec. 19. The council unanimously approved to hire Thomas Brocato and the rm of Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, who have over 30 years of experience in handling energy and utility cases. Town o cials are committed to the preservation of the natural beauty and resources of the community, a mission and goal that is a key element of the Town Vision and Guiding Principles, according to a town news release. Oncor Electric Delivery Company proposed an 18–22 mile electric transmission line through Argyle. The Town of Argyle has worked closely with the Town of Northlake to propose an alternate southern route that would avoid many of the homes, schools, churches and businesses that will be impacted by the current proposed routes. “It is important for all a ected parties to quickly send unique and individual comments to Oncor and ultimately the [Public Utility Commission of Texas],” Argyle Mayor Bryan Livingston said in a release. “We support the expansion of electrical capacity in our community. However, we expect that development to be responsible and well thought out, which it has not been so far.”
Highland Village council approves fence funding
O cials move forward with memorial park FLOWER MOUND The Town Council approved funding for the Peters Colony Memorial Park during its Dec. 19 meeting. The council approved a second amendment to the professional services agreement with Mesa HIGHLAND VILLAGE The City Council entered an agreement to add a fence around the splash pad at Doubletree Ranch Park during a Dec. 13 meeting. The approval included the new fencing around the splash pad and the replacement of some sections of the existing fence at the Highland Village Tennis Center. The agreement is with Viking Fence Company, Ltd. The fence around the splash pad will be used to protect and prolong the splash pad’s life, according to the agenda item. This item comes after the city council approved the replacement of the splash pad surface for $209,153. The new surfacing will need to be Design Associates Inc. for the design associated with the Peters Colony Memorial Park project. The funding for the project is $55,040, according to the agenda. The park will be adjacent to the Flower Mound Public Library. It will include a legacy monument.
FENCING FUNDS The Highland Village council approved funding for two fencing projects.
Project No. 1: City o cials will add a fence around the Doubletree Ranch Park splash pad to protect it during the o season.
Project No. 2: City o cials will replace portions of the fencing at the Highland Village Tennis Center.
$220,000 budgeted $110,568 project cost
$80,000 budgeted $73,682 projected cost
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protected outside the season and operating hours from rollerbladers, skateboarders, cyclists and motorized vehicles, according to the agenda. The council approved $220,000 in the scal year 2023 budget for the
Flower Mound renews employee insurance FLOWER MOUND The Town Council approved the renewal of the town’s insurance coverage during its Dec. 5 meeting. The council approved a contract with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas for $1.48 million for reinsur- ance coverage for the town’s Group Health Plan. The town is self-insured for health, dental and vision bene ts for employees and dependents covered on the town’s group health insurance plan, according to the agenda. Town o cials purchase reinsur- ance to limit liability from any single participant’s claims to $165,000 per year, according to the agenda. splash pad fencing project, which is projected to cost $110,568, according to the agenda. The tennis center fencing has $80,000 earmarked from the 2018 bond, and it is set to cost $73,682.
Peters Colony Memorial Park will be located by the Flower Mound Library.
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COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT
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SOUTHERN DENTON COUNTY Flower Mound, Highland Village, Argyle and Northlake have seen population and income growth in the past ve years.
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Local demographics, 2021* Hispanic or Latino White Black or African American American Indian or Alaska native Asian Native Hawaiian or other Paci c Islander Some other race Two or more races
Population change Most communities have seen growth in the area with Northlake seeing nearly 82.93% growth in the past ve years. Highland Village saw a slight population decrease.
9.87% 86.33% 3.75% 0.16% 3.82% 0% 3.39% 4.66%
26.14% 61.67% 5.74% 0.79% 2.27% 12.49% 0% 17.04%
5.44% 91.67% 1.43% 0% 4.79% 0%
11.12% 75.87% 3.73% 0.27% 12.32% 0.04% 4.92% 5.24%
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Denton County: +17.27% Texas: +7.07%
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*ALL CATEGORIES LISTED ARE RACES, EXCEPT FOR HISPANIC OR LATINO, WHICH IS NOT A RACE. HOWEVER, THE PERCENTAGES OF THE RACES LISTED DO NOT INCLUDE HISPANIC OR LATINO RESIDENTS.
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Median household income 2016 2021 2016 2021 2016 2021 2016 2021 $123,492 $145,153 $138,058 $151,951 $112,797 $149,219 $64,293 $96,056
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Elected o cials LOCAL Denton County Commissioners Court Judge: Andy Eads Precinct 1: Ryan Williams Precinct 2: Kevin Falconer Precinct 3: Bobbie Mitchell Precinct 4: Dianne Edmondson Flower Mound Town Council Mayor: Derek France Place 1: Adam Schiestel Place 2: Sandeep Sharma Place 3: Brian Taylor
Highland Village City Council Mayor: Daniel Jaworski Place 2: Jon Kixmiller Place 3: Mike Lombardo Place 4: Shawn Nelson Place 5: Tom Heslep Place 6: Robert Fiester Place 7: Brian Fiorenza Argyle Town Council Mayor: Bryan Livingston Place 1: Gordon Baethge Place 2: Ronald Schmidt Place 3: Cynthia Hermann Place 4: Rick Bradford
Northlake Town Council Mayor: David Rettig Place 1: Robert Keeker Place 2: Michael Ganz Place 3: Brian Montini Place 4: Roger Sessions
Argyle ISD board of trustees Place 1: Craig Hawkesworth Place 2: John Bitter Place 3: Sam Slaton Place 4: Ritchie De enbaugh Place 5: Leona McDade Place 6: Matt Slaton Place 7: Josh Westrom Northwest ISD board of trusteess
Place 5: Bill Moore Place 6: Wes Boyer Lewisville ISD board of trustees
Place 1: Buddy Bonner Place 2: Allison Lassahn Place 3: Sheila Taylor Place 4: Katherine Sells Place 5: Jenny Proznik Place 6: Kristi Hassett Place 7: Tracy Scott Miller
Place 1: Deanne Hat eld Place 2: Mark Schluter Place 3: Anne Simpson Place 4: Judy Copp Place 5: Steve Sprowls Place 6: Lillian Rauch Place 7: Jennifer Murphy
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ENTERTAINMENT 9 Soupçon Wine Lounge 3405 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound 214-984-1002 www.soupconwines.com GROCERY 10 Z Bar Cattle Co. 100 Country Club Road, Argyle 940-783-1306 www.zbarcattle.com HEALTH AND WELLNESS 11 Argyle Cryo 1137 Diamond Leaf Road, Northlake 972-658-0679 www.argylecryo.com 12 BodyBar Pilates 2840 Flower Mound Road, Ste. 140, Flower Mound 469-837-8808 www.bodybarpilates.com/studios/ owermound 13 Pharmacy Plus 101 Plaza Place, Ste. 100, Northlake 972-539-3624 www.gopharmacyplus.com 14 Rumble Boxing 4351 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 500, Flower Mound 469-293-8945 www.rumbleboxinggym.com/location/ ower-mound BEAUTY AND GROOMING 15 Aloha Thai Massage 2701 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 232, Flower Mound 469-993-8007 www.alohathaimassagespa.com 16 Deka Lash 2250 Justin Road, Ste. 108, Highland Village 940-213-1581 www.dekalash.com/ nd-a-studio/texas/ highland-village 17 Madison Reed 4141 Waller Creek, Ste. 160, Highland Village 469-933-1271 www.madison-reed.com
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3 Skill Samurai 4151 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 110, Flower Mound 425-830-8152 www.skillsamurai.com/tx- owermound CLOTHING AND GIFTS 4 Apricot Lane Boutique 1501 Cottonwood Creek, Ste. 110, Highland Village 972-318-0816 www.apricotlaneboutique.com/store/ highlandvillage
972-318-1200 www.thehazelhoneyboutique.com 6 House of Mo Boutique 2450 Lakeside Parkway, Ste. 120, Flower Mound 214-598-1201 www.houseofmoboutique.com 7 LuvLeigh Apparel 1700 Cottonwood Creek, Ste. 140, Highland Village 972-318-0928 www.luvleighapparel.com 8 Santa Anna Store Boutique 100 Plaza Place, Ste. 200, Northlake 940-240-4065 www.santaannastore.com
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CHILDREN 1 The Little Gym and Snapology 5801 Long Prairie Road, Ste. 380, Flower Mound 972-325-6683 www.thelittlegym.com/ owermoundtx and www.snapology.com/location/ ower-mound 2 Neon Elephant 4081 Waller Creek, Highland Village 972-920-68574 https://learningexpress.com
5 Hazel + Honey Boutique 1101 Shoal Creek, Ste. 120, Highland Village
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3 I Heart Mac & Cheese 2250 Justin Road, Ste. 112, Highland Village 469 451 5029 www.iheartmacandcheese.com $$ K 4 Northlake Cafe 1611 Commons Circle, Ste. 300, Northlake 940 441 1153 www.northlake-cafe.com $$ B K 5 Sip + Savor 1201 Shoal Creek, Highland Village 972 942 8742 www.dinesipandsavor.com $$$
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6 Texas Star Cafe 1901 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound 214 513 9959 www.txstarcafe.com $$ B K ASIAN 7 Yummy Sichuan 2221 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 129, Flower Mound 469 763 3636 www.yummysichuantx.com $$$
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AMERICAN 1 Awesome Times 2630 Justin Road, Ste. 107, Highland Village 972 318 0830 www.awesometimestx.com $$ 2 Dirty Cajun Seafood Kitchen 1913 Justin Road, Ste. 101, Flower Mound 214 513 9474 www.dirtycajun.com $$$
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ITALIAN 11 Trio’s Italian Bistro 2652 FM 407, Ste. 155, Bartonville 940 455 2113 www.triositalianbistro.com $$$ K MEDITERRANEAN 12 Gyro 360 4610 Long Prairie Road, Ste. 140,
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Flower Mound 469 464 4277 www.gyro360tx.com $$ MEXICAN 13 Mattito’s 2945 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound 682 990 6050 www.mattitos.com $$$ B H K 14 Taro Kitchen and Cocktails 3090 FM 407, Ste. 330A, Highland Village 469 630 9337 www.tarokitchencocktail.com $$$ B H K 15 Valerie’s Taco Shop 4150 Justin Road, Flower Mound 940 584 0766 www.valeriescorporate.com $ B
Chandler’s Kitchen & Bar o ers a variety of entree options for dinner. COURTESY CHANDLER’S KITCHEN & BAR FEATURED RESTAURANT CHANDLER’S KITCHEN & BAR
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PIZZA 16 MOD Pizza 2450 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 100,
Aside from its menu of food items, the restaurant features a bar with a variety of cocktails, beer and wine available for patrons. It also has a daily happy hour. 890 Parker Square Road, Flower Mound 972-537-5567 www.chandlerskitchenandbar.com $$$ B H
Chandler’s Kitchen & Bar opened at Parker Square on July 19 in Flower Mound. Its menu includes shareables, such as buttermilk shrimp, crab avocado and sauteed mussels. It also features entree items, such as steak frites, pork schnitzel, bolognese and New York strip steak. Patrons can also enjoy a brunch menu, including cereal french toast, a apjack stack, breakfast hash, shrimp and grits, pork belly Benedict, and more.
Flower Mound 469 895 7311 www.modpizza.com $$ SMOOTHIES 17 Everbowl 2704 Cross Timbers Road, Ste. 117, Flower Mound 214 513 9989 www.everbowl.com $$
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TRANSPORTATION
Top transportation stories to watch in 2023
OTHER PROJECTS TO FOLLOW IN 2023 Denton County Transportation Authority changes fares
Rippy Road construction Rippy Road from Pecan Meadows to FM 2499 will undergo construction in the coming year. The project consists of improvements of about 2,500 feet of existing two-lane open section asphalt roadway to a two-lane concrete urban collector, according to project details. A professional services agreement was signed Nov. 21, 2016, and later amended in September 2020. Construction was expected to start in summer 2021, but right-of-way acquisition has delayed the project. Due to material delays on concrete box culverts, which are anticipated to be manufactured in February, a work start date has not been determined. A neighborhood meeting will be held prior to construction. Cost: $9.25 million Timeline: TBD Funding sources: Flower Mound Tax Increment Rein- vestment Zones and water impact fees
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GOZONE FARES
The Denton County Transportation Authority rolled out new fare changes at the start of 2023. The change comes as part of the organization’s mission to better meet the transportation needs of Denton County and its residents. This will a ect people who use the GoZone and Connect Bus services, though bus services are only available in Denton. The base fare for GoZone, which operates in Highland Village and Lewisville, increased to $1.50, according to the DCTA. The fare change went into e ect Jan. 1. The previous fare was $0.75. “GoZone is a huge success story for DCTA,” DCTA CEO Paul Cristina said in a news release. “The service completed more than 620,000 rides in its rst year, and we continue to serve about 70,000 riders a month, so we are very pleased with the way DCTA customers are using the service.” Trips more than 4 miles will have an additional $0.50 charge in Denton only, but there will be no per mile charge for Lewisville and Highland Village. There will be a fare cap of $1.50 in both Lewisville and Highland Village, according to DCTA o cials. GoZone passes will be available to only those with reduced-fare media quali cations, nonpro t and social services passes, and employee pass program. GoZone,
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which is powered by Via, provides riders convenient vehicle transportation for trips across designated zones in Denton County. The on-demand service uses a mobile app, in which passengers book their trips in real-time, and a dedicated eet of branded vans to pick up and drop o riders at virtual stops within the zones. GoZone service launched in September 2021 with promotional pricing at $0.75 per ride. “The popularity of GoZone is not only giving our customers better and more personal transit options, it has also prompted us to look at the impacts on our other o erings,” Cristina said. “In layering an on-call rideshare service over existing bus operations, we knew we would need to examine how the services interact and a ect ridership, and then make changes needed to ensure e cient operations across the entire DCTA system.”
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EDUCATION
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Lewisville ISD board approves 2023 24 academic calendar
Argyle moves forward on two departments’ building renovations
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Northwest ISD announces Foust is lone nalist for superintendent job Mark Foust is the lone nalist and will be the next superintendent of Northwest ISD. He was chosen during the board of trustees meeting Dec. 12. He will ll the role held by David Hicks earlier this school year prior to his sudden death on Sept. 9. Michael Gri n was appointed interim superintendent following the passing of Hicks, who was in his rst year working for the district. The board had three rounds of interviews with candidates before picking Foust. His hire becomes o cial after a state-required 21-day waiting period, and he is tentatively scheduled to start in January, according to the district. “I am honored and excited to become part of the Northwest ISD community,” Foust said in a press release. Foust has held a similar position at Kerrville ISD the past six years. During his tenure at Kerrville, the district implemented new STEM programs, expanded career and tech options, and helped the district pass a $89 million bond in 2018.
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The calendar the board approved will be for the 2023-24 school year. ACADEMIC CALENDAR
LEWISVILLE ISD The board of trustees approved the district’s 2023-24 academic calendar, which includes 177 instructional days. The 2023-24 calendar, which was approved during the Dec. 12 board meeting, will have an Aug. 9 start date with exams for the rst semes- ter to be completed before winter break, which will run from Dec. 16, 2023-Jan. 3, 2024, according to the calendar. Students will have March 11-15 o for spring break. Classes will end before Memorial Day on May 23. The calendar approval comes after the board discussed calendar options in November, and the district gathered input through two community surveys. Four calendar options were considered, which were developed by a committee of students, parents and sta in
ARGYLE ISD The board approved $2.997 million for renovation work at two district locations. The board approved the funding to go toward renovating two district buildings to be used for the transpor- tation and maintenance departments. The funding for the project comes from the 2017 bond. The project will provide additional o ce space and a new break room within the current building. It will also provide a completely new space for the maintenance department in the metal building behind Argyle Intermediate School. Several community members spoke during public comment about what this will mean for the district’s archery team that uses the building at the intermediate school. District o cials are working to nd another location for the team to use.
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October. Those options included Aug. 9 and Aug. 16 start dates and varying break dates. Based on feedback, Option A was favored by 63% of the estimated 11,000 survey respondents, LISD Chief of Sta Shawna Miller said. “I appreciate that in this district we survey our community, and we ask their opinion,” LISD Board Member Jenny Proznik said. “I appreciate those who participated in the survey.”
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if it’s not done right, we could cause others needing to be relocated. … Our hope is to try and have that done before September so we can get with [the Texas Department of Transporta- tion] on pushing for the [US] 377 proj- ect to go as quickly as possible.” Another thing that may ease some of Argyle’s tra c issues is the com- pletion of the Stonecrest Road recon- struction project, which is set to nish early this year. That project’s completion could also have some major bene ts on the larger projects looming, according to White. “With the condition of Stone- crest, from my understanding, it needed to be redone,” White said. “The question came up whether or not it would be bet- ter done before, during or after the US 377 widening. … Getting it done before is good, because that helps our local users, because they’ll have the alternate route of taking Stonecrest while [US] 377 is under construction.” Livingston added the Stonecrest Road project would have some other safety and quality-of-life advantages. “Because the road surface was just a series of massive potholes and bumps, it had to be replaced for safety reasons,” Livingston said. “But you’ve had people who are losing their driveways for 24 hours or lon- ger, and you’re also dealing with the road being fully blocked by equip- ment. It’s just been hard, because we’re dealing with narrow rights of way in a little bitty town.” Town o cials are also hoping to address some of the thoroughfare issues with an update to its compre- hensive plan. The update process began in December. While the town is taking steps to
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US 377 will eventually be expanded to two lanes on either side, while FM 407 will become three lanes on either side. Both projects are a while away from full completion, but Argyle o cials are hoping to see progress in 2023. The FM 407 project will get a head start with a breakout project that will add a lane to a 1.4-mile stretch of the road from Gateway Drive in Argyle to Cleveland Gibbs Road in Northlake. The breakout project will hopefully begin utility coordination around April, with a letting date set for late 2024, according to Argyle Public Works Director Robert White. Livingston said the breakout proj- ect would not be possible without cooperation between all of the com- munities a ected by the project. “There’s really had to be a fair amount of teamwork here, and it’s been e ective,” Livingston said. “If we weren’t working as a team, we would not have succeeded in getting a breakout project.” As the FM 407 breakout project moves toward utility relocation, o - cials hope the US 377 project will be free of delays caused by its own util- ity issues. Livingston said the proj- ect has seen several delays because “almost a dozen di erent under- ground utilities all operated by dif- ferent owners had to be moved out of the way.” White is hopeful that utilities will be relocated by August. “Because of the utility relocation, [the US 377 project] was spinning its wheels for a while,” White said. “We’re trying to make sure that we not only get our utilities moved o center, but the sewer lines have to t within certain regulations—that means that
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CONSTRUCTION IN ARGYLE Some major construction projects and delays of others have contributed to increased tra c in Argyle. 3 Hickory Hill Road and C. Taylor Road reconstruction A The existing asphalt and base material will be replaced. B The existing asphalt and base material will be replaced. Cost: $2.99 million Estimated completion: August 2023 4 Stonecrest Road reconstruction Southbound and northbound lanes will be reconstructed. Cost: $2.53 million Estimated completion: early 2023
1 US 377 widening The road will be expanded to two lanes on either side, and sidewalks and turn lanes will be installed. Cost: $111.92 million Estimated completion: TBD 2 FM 407 widening FM 407 will be expanded to three lanes on either side, and sidewalks and medians will be installed. Cost: $56.8 million Estimated timeline: mid-2023-TBD
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Every child has a chance - IT’S YOU. deal with its mobility issues, Living- ston knows it will remain a challenge in the future due to the area’s growth. “When you rebuild small roads in a small town environment, there will inevitably be disruption, and it’s not fun,” Livingston said. “The town has to make some decisions that bal- ance the desire of most residents for
preservation of the town’s small-town character as well as coping with being in one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States.”
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