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The city of Colleyville oers grants for businesses to update storefronts and revitalize signage. (Bailey Lewis/Community Impact Newspaper)

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they see that we are helping businesses thrive, and they are thriving big time.” Between business support pro- grams, the Colleyville Business Center, redevelopment through property pur- chases and commercial corridor beau- tication, the city has slowly created a bustling business environment, Col- leyville City Manager Jerry Ducay said.

In scal year 2020-21, the city’s busi- ness support programs provided more than $1.01 million in direct reinvest- ment into the community, according to Colleyville’s FY 2020-21 economic development report. “It’s just good business for the city to seek a balance in the CONTINUED ON 14

Years ago, it was a running joke that “businesses came to die in Col- leyville,” according to Bobby Linda- mood, Colleyville mayor pro tem and Place 2 City Council member. But not anymore, he said. “Now, it’s no joke,” Lindamood said. “People are moving in here because

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FROMANA: If you’ve been in the area for any amount of time, you have seen the transformation in Colleyville, from the road construction on Hwy. 26 to the beautication of the main corridor and the city’s plaza coming to fruition. Read more on Pages 14-15 about how the city transformed itself and supported its businesses along the way to help them prosper during bumpy years such as 2020. Ana Erwin, GENERALMANAGER

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6 Claire’s , a jewelry and accessories store for young girls, tweens and teens, is opening a new location in the Shops of Southlake, according to a news release from commercial real estate firm Weitz- man. The store will be at 1251 E. South- lake Blvd., Ste. 323. Claire’s sells a variety of jewelry, including earrings, necklaces and bracelets as well as accessories such as backpacks, wallets and sunglasses. An opening date and phone number are not yet available. www.claires.com RELOCATION 7 Lucky Jiu Jitsu & Fitness Club will be relocating from 1607 Hart St., Ste. 100, Southlake, to 3105 Ira E. Woods Ave., Ste. 134, Grapevine. The fitness club offers a variety of classes for both adults and children, including Muay Thai, fitness kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and chil- dren’s martial arts classes. A representa- tive from Lucky Jiu Jitsu & Fitness Club said the business hopes to open at the Grapevine location sometime in February. 817-888-1380. www.luckybjj.com

has two other locations in Texas as well as theaters in Arizona, Florida, California and New York. Look Dine-In Cinemas is expected to open sometime in the spring or summer after interior construction is completed, according to the city’s press release. A phone number is not yet avail- able. www.lookcinemas.com/ our-locations/x0tfk-colleyville-tx- look-dine-in-cinema 4 Velvet Taco is set to open a new location at 440 W. Hwy. 114, Grape- vine. The restaurant serves a variety of meat and vegetarian tacos as well as alcoholic beverages, desserts and side dishes such as chips and queso. The restaurant does not yet have an opening date set. No phone number is available. www.velvettaco.com/location/grapevine 5 Blo Blow Dry Bar is set to open a new location this spring at 1161 E. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 284, Southlake. Blo offers a variety of hair services, including washes, blowouts, styling and clip-in extension services. 817-230-4519. www.blomedry.com/blo-southlake

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NOWOPEN 1 Golftec , a center offering golf lessons and club fittings, opened a new location Dec. 16 at 2757 E. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 120, Southlake. The center offers custom club fittings, one-on- one lessons with an instructor and video-based practices. This is Golftec’s seventh location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. 682-651-4013. www.golftec.com/ golf-lessons/dallas-ft-worth/southlake REOPENING 2 The Vanity Fair outlet inside Grape- vine Mills has temporarily closed and will reopen elsewhere in the shopping center under the Lee Wrangler name. The Vanity CUMMINGS DR.

Fair outlet and Lee Wrangler split com- panies, so the name will change, but the Lee Wrangler denim being sold will stay the same, according to statements from a Lee Wrangler representative and shopping center management. The store is set to re- open toward the end of February. Grape- vine Mills is located at 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Grapevine. 972-691-3400. wwww.leewranglerclearancecenter.com COMING SOON 3 Look Dine-In Cinemas is coming to Colleyville. The movie theater and restaurant hybrid will be opening at 5655 Colleyville Blvd., Ste. 300, where the Studio Movie Grill was previously located at Town Center Colleyville, according to the city of Colleyville. The cinema chain ASH LN.

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The ticket price includes a signature cocktail, bubbles and snacks as well as supplies to build a heart-shaped board to take home. Attendees may also bring their own drinks. 6-8:30 p.m. $65 plus fees. Texas Gun Experience, 1901 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-285-0664, ext. 120. https://texasgunexperience.com/ heart-cuterieandspirits 11 RIDE THE SWEETHEART WINE TRAIN Celebrate Valentine’s Day early with a ride on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad in a nonstop loop between Grapevine and the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Each regular ticket includes two glasses of wine, a souvenir wine glass, light bites and red roses for women. Premier Class tickets include a table for four, an extra glass of wine, a meal and VIP parking. 6:30-7:20 p.m. (check in), 7:30 p.m. (departure), 9:30 p.m. (return). $50 (regular ticket), $320 (Premier Class for four). Historic Cotton Depot, 705 S. Main St., Grapevine. 817-410-3185. https://tinyurl.com/2p8xyx4a 26 LEARN TO GROWVEGETABLES Hosted by Keep Grapevine Beautiful as part of its Eco Talks series, this class talks about choosing plants, preparing the soil and gathering the right tools to grow a vegetable garden.

7-8 p.m. Free. The REC of Grapevine, 1175 Municipal Way, Grapevine. https://keepgrapevinebeautiful.org/ event/vegetables/ MARCH 03 SUPPORT RESTAURANTS The inaugural Taste of Southlake event to support and benet local restaurants is presented by the Leadership Southlake Class of 2021-22 and the Cambria Southlake DFW North hotel. The event includes food from 20 restaurants plus a live band. 5-8:30 p.m. $30 (per person in advance), $50 (for two in advance), $40 (per person the day of the event). Cambria Southlake DFW North, 2104 E. Hwy. 114, Southlake. www.southlakechamber.org/tos 05 DO SOME SPRING CLEANING Colleyville Clean Sweep is an annual event for city residents to dispose of hazardous waste, electronics, documents, bulk and brush trash, clothes, tires and more. Check website to see what is accepted. 9-11 a.m. Free (must show proof of Colleyville residency). Colleyville City Hall south parking lot, 100 Main St., Colleyville. 817-503-1000. https://tinyurl.com/2xbakxtx

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next to Monkey King Noodle Company. 5-6:30 p.m. $35. Third Rail in Harvest Hall, 815 S. Main St., Grapevine. https://harvesthall.eventbrite.com 10 BUILDA CHARCUTERIE BOARD Prepare for Valentine’s Day at the “Heart-Cuterie and Spirits” charcuterie board class hosted by Ladies that Cater.

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Pedestrian hybrid beacon installation at Hall Johnson Road and Hazy Meadow Lane intersection A pedestrian hybrid beacon will be installed at the intersection of Hall Johnson Road and Hazy Meadow Lane. The signal is designed to let drivers know when pedestrians are crossing the intersection. City staff will install the signal within the coming months, according to city records. Timeline: TBD Cost: estimated $60,000 Funding source: city of Grapevine

North White Chapel Boulevard widening Contractors working on the city of Southlake’s North White Chapel Bou- levard widening project have finished the paving on East Chapel Downs Drive and Mission Drive, according to a Southlake Mobility Team update on Jan. 20. The contractors also added the final finishes to the outstanding curb inlets and parts of the screening wall. Weather permitting, the contrac- tors will apply the permanent paving in February. Timeline: 2018-spring 2022 Cost: $18 million Funding source: city of Southlake

Davis Boulevard and West Continental Boulevard intersection improvements The Southlake City Council autho- rized payment for traffic management improvements to the intersection of Davis Boulevard and West Continen- tal Boulevard at its Jan. 18 meeting. Improvements include modified east and westbound approaches, sidewalks and crosswalks, and traffic signals, according to city documents. Timeline: TBD Cost: $143,363 Funding source: city of Southlake

Glade Road construction Colleyville’s Glade Road project is in Phase 2, which extends from A Staf- ford Drive to Montclair Drive and will be completed by May. Construction on the B Bluebonnet Drive and Glade Road intersection will begin in March. The utility contractor is installing a wa- ter line for Phase 3, which extends from C Montclair Drive to Pool Road. Timeline: December 2020-November 2022 Cost: $14.3 million Funding sources: Tax Increment Finance Fund, Texas Department of Transportation

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study and has been in communi- cation with the city of Grapevine, which controls the traffic signals in the area, to create safer traffic conditions. The applicant also received a variance on the city’s tree preser- vation ordinance, which requires a minimum of 60% of trees on the site be preserved. The approved variance allows the applicant to reduce that to 27.6% based in part on the poor condition of the trees, according to discussions. As part of the development, more than 900 new trees will be planted on the property, documents show.

SOUTHLAKE City Council unanimously approved a site plan for a warehouse and office building project to be named Mustang Business Court. The development would be constructed near Mustang Court and Ira E. Woods Avenue on 26.3 acres zoned industrial. Plans call for three warehouses totaling almost 331,000 square feet, documents show. The applicant, Jason Bengert with Brookfield Properties, presented the project at the Feb. 1 council meeting. Some residents expressed concern about potential traffic safety issues during public comment. City Attorney Allen Taylor advised that the city’s consulting engineer has reviewed the area’s traffic circulation system and believes it falls in an acceptable range for this kind of facility. Ken Baker, director of planning and development services, also said city staff is reviewing the traffic

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main building. In addition, many of the exterior walls will be opened. Construction will begin in early March and finish in November.

COLLEYVILLE City Council approved a $3.43 million construc- tion contract on Feb. 1 with Mart Inc. for the Colleyville Senior Center improvements. As part of the renovations, almost all of the existing spaces in the Colleyville Senior Center will be improved, and the center’s annex building will be connected to the

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GRAPEVINE On Feb. 1, City Council approved a $1.1 million expansion of the waterline under the city’s Grapevine Golf Course. A new 3,000-foot waterline will con- nect the course’s existing waterline with an existing water system in the Linkside Townhome subdivision.

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Faisal Akram on Jan. 15, according to multiple press releases from the city. One hostage was released while the other three later escaped. Akram was killed by authorities. Established by Colleyville Mayor Richard Newton, the CMA works to provide a direct line of communi- cation with various congregations, according to the city. COLLEYVILLE STRONG: A CELEBRATION OF FAITH & COMMUNITY 7 p.m. Feb. 21 Colleyville Center, 5301 Riverwalk Drive, Colleyville

COLLEYVILLE An event hosted by the Colleyville Ministerial Alliance is aimed at bringing the community together after the Jan. 15 attack at Congregation Beth Israel. According to the city’s Jan. 28 newsletter, a subcommittee of the CMA met during the week of Jan. 24 to discuss holding an event for the community. The group decided to create the Colleyville Strong: A Cele- bration of Faith & Community event following the discussion and input from different places of worship. The event will be held Feb. 21 at the Colleyville Center, 5301 Riv- erwalk Drive. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the event beginning at 7 p.m. The event will include speak- ers and musical selections, along with a dessert fellowship at 8 p.m. The event comes after four people were taken hostage at Congregation Beth Israel by British citizen Malik

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CARROLL ISD The board of trustees unanimously approved six new high school courses for the upcoming school year. Each year, district leaders, counselors and teachers consider the course catalog and recommend courses to add or remove for the next school year, according to district documents as part of the Jan. 24 board meeting. Four of the six new classes being offered are part of the district’s Career and Technical Education program. The courses are: introduction to culinary arts; practicum of manufacturing (Robotics: Level 4); business law (Business, Marketing and Finance: Level 2); introduc- tion to welding; sports medicine 3; and AP Capstone research seminar.

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BUSINESS FEATURE DevinDesigns Flowers Grapevine orist specializes in custom arrangements D arla Denton, owner of Devin Designs Flow- ers, has deep roots in the oral industry. While growing up, she loved helping her grandfather tend his rose garden. In junior high, she worked at a ower shop in Anaheim, California. That rst ower shop was aliated with Florists Telegraph Delivery, or FTD. FTD master designers, who traveled the country teaching the company’s designs, were based where Denton worked, allow- ing her to learn from some of the best in the eld. After working at multiple orist shops, Denton decided she was ready to start her own business. She began selling ower arrangements from her house, and as business increased, she moved to a warehouse in Watauga, Texas. In 2009, she found herself smitten with a Grape- vine storefront. “I saw a big ‘for lease’ sign in this window. I looked up, and it said, ‘Florist.’ I peeked in and saw that cooler, and I was in love,” Denton said. On Mother’s Day 2010, Devin Designs Flowers went from a warehouse to a retail business. Denton said she purchases owers from local wholesalers and grows bulbs in her at-home greenhouse in Southlake. During peak seasons, she increases inventory. “When I know I‘m going to get so many orders, I can order the big, beautiful combination boxes,” Denton said. Orders often represent the circle of life, from births to funerals, she said. The shop also arranges owers for weddings, churches, special events and birthdays. Roses are a popular choice. “My roses come from Ecuador; you don’t see them in the grocery store,” she said. “I’m a orist, so I need to be a step up and have a nicer quality.” BY KAREN CHANEY

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Rebecca Williams, left, and Rebecca Binket assist with an arrangement featuring dusty rose roses.

Owner Darla Denton said Devin Designs Flowers shares its name with her daughter, Devin.

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British cheeses BRITISH CHARCUTERIE BOARD Colman’s mustard

Pickled veggies

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Co-owner Lee Herdman said he wants customers to feel like they are part of his family.

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This British charcuterie board ($16) is among the appetizers available at From Across the Pond in Colleyville.

Fish and chips ($15) includes beer-battered cod with French fries, mushy peas, regular peas or coleslaw.

FromAcross the Pond Colleyville restaurant oers authentic British fare, gluten-free dishes W hen Lee and Jodie Herdman opened From Across the Pond on Cheek Sparger Road in Colleyville in August 2020, it allowed Lee to get back to the reason he started the BY KAREN CHANEY

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FromAcross the Pond 1101 Cheek Sparger Road, Ste. 110, Colleyville 469-202-5522 • https://acrossthepond.site Hours: Tue.-Thu. 3-9 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m., Mon. closed his top takeaways from the experience were: • How to take pride in what he produces; • How to have self-worth; and • How to be a better business owner. In May 2021, the Food Network TV series “Restaurant Impossible” reached out about featuring From Across the Pond on the show. The production crew, including star chef Robert Irvine, lmed the show in June. The episode aired Aug. 26. Co-owner Lee Herdman said

shepherd’s pie for $12, beef stew for $11, and sh and chips for $15. Also on the menu are Bubble and Squeak, or cooked potatoes and cabbage; Bacon Banger Balls and Mash, which consists of sausages and potatoes; and Sticky Toee Bread Pudding. “I used to love cooking in the kitchen with my mum,” he said. To be more viable in this market, he said he added a Texas twist to some of the recipes, such as using beef rather than lamb in the shepherd’s pie. He also converted his menu so that over 90% is gluten-free. Lee said he was diagnosed in 2008 with celiac disease, which runs in his family. “The gluten-free thing is huge; it brings people back again and again because they can eat safely,” Lee said. Customers are a cross section of society, he said. The restaurant sees a mix of British ex-pats, Texans and kids who love young British boy bands. Lee describes the ambiance, featuring a Big Ben column and paintings of Union Jack, as intimate. “It’s an experience; it’s almost like being on vacation,” he said.

business, which was to serve the community. Lee said he is proud of his British heritage. He was born and raised in London. He crossed the historic Abbey Road every day on his way to school, and his mother is Irish and Welsh. He said he moved to America to change his career path. He had been a professional soccer player followed by a career in nance. “The whole reason of coming to Texas was to meet people and do something service driven,” Lee said. “Then it was the pride in getting our cuisine in a dierent marketplace.” In 2007, he bought Joe’s Pasta and Pizza in Col- leyville and gradually added British fare. By 2009, the restaurant became From Across the Pond. He expanded three times. But when COVID-19 hit, they downsized and moved to their current location. Lee uses recipes he grew up with, oering

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commercial nature of our community,” Ducay said. “We’re blessed with a great corridor on [Hwy.] 26 and a great location on [SH] 121. These are opportunities for our business owners to succeed and, at the same time, help balance our tax base.” Business support programs Key to the city’s support of businesses in recent years are its gift card and grant programs, Ducay said. The city began its gift card programs in March 2020when the COVID-19 pandemic began. Residents receive a $35 gift card in the mail to use at participating businesses. Gift cards have been sent out multiple times, with the most recent round of gift cards distributed during November and December. “The gift card program is something that we believe is an economic develop- ment program that connects our greatest resources—and that is our residents with our business owners,” Ducay said. Lisa Pardo said she and her husband, Paul, opened their Stone House Restaurant in Col- leyville on Sept. 28, 2020. Pardo said they have “been beyond blessed since opening” because of the city’s business resources. “The most recent mailing of the $35 gift cards to all citizens of Colleyville is a great example of how the city works to partner with local businesses,” Pardo said. “Stone House was happy to honor these cards as it allowed us the opportunity to meet and serve new customers that might not have ventured in without the card.” Another of Colleyville’s grant programs is Col- leyville’s Professional One-minute Promos, or CPOP, which partners the city’s audio and video production stawith businesses to help them create promotional videos. Businesses also receive a $1,000 grant to spend on advertising to promote the video, according to the economic development report. Another one of the city’s programs—done around the holiday season—is Colleyville Gives, which pro- vides qualifying businesses $1,000 to use on advertis- ing. Businesses that are part of the Colleyville Gives programcan get an additional $1,000 grant if the busi- ness makes a $500 donation to an area nonprot.

CEO and president, said the business center has work- stations open from8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The $25-a-day cost includes access to Wi-Fi, printers and free coee. The center also has a boardroom and vault room for peo- ple to rent. Lindamood said the business center is extremely successful and constantly full. Rose said the three oces for rent are in such high demand that they have been booked for about six months. “Since it is the hub of business, we have people coming in—our chamber board members and our net- working groups—that meet here, and there’s just a lot of life kind of coming through it, and also businesses that are here have kind of that direct access to the city as well,” Rose said. Ducay said one of the center’s functions goes along with something that tends to be a hot topic among residents—vacancies across retail and oce spaces. However, the city of Colleyville has shown stable numbers since FY 2014-15, with a 93.2% occupancy rate for retail and an 87.8% occupancy rate for oce space in FY 2020-21, according to the report. Part of the reason behind that, Ducay said, is that the business center has created a way for people to

The city also oers Business Enhancements to Sup- port Transformation grants—which help local busi- ness and property owners update their storefronts and improve commercial corridor appearance—and sign grants that help businesses revitalize their sig- nage, the report stated. Inspire Yoga Studio Director April Borge said she opened her business in Colleyville in October 2020. She said the yoga studio has participated twice in the Colleyville Gives program and once in the sign pro- gram, which helped get the word out about the new business. “There’s nothing like driving up to your building and seeing your name on a new sign,” Borge said. “It makes a dream feel like a reality.” ColleyvilleBusinessCenter In August 2020, the city opened the Colleyville Business Center to serve as “the physical home” for the partnership between the city and the Colleyville Chamber of Commerce, which shares the building with the center, according to the economic develop- ment report. Chelsea Rose, Colleyville Chamber of Commerce

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