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Colleyville ocials anticipate boost with HEB

other local businesses, said Chelsea Rose, Colleyville Economic Development director. The store will be about 126,000 square feet, Bedford Communications’ Director Molly Fox said.

Grande Boulevard on the border of Colleyville. The area’s H-E-B grocery store is slated to open late summer or early fall 2026, said Allen Harts, Euless senior civil engineer. Projections show H-E-B could have nearly 13,000 people daily visiting, according to its trac impact study. This trac could trickle to

BY HEATHER MCCULLOUGH

Colleyville ocials and local business owners are anticipating more foot trac with the construction of the H-E-B store located at the intersection of Heritage Avenue, Cheek-Sparger Road and Rio

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HEB is currently under construction and plans to open in 2026. (Sky Eyes/ Community Impact)

Bubble Planet oers immersive experience with 12 interactive rooms and hands-on exhibit Impacts Page 4

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Impacts

2 Broken Tree Framing Studio The group of Paul Finley, Elizabeth Holden, Monica Martinez and Sarina Fuhrmann worked together in a framing shop in Dallas and started their own company. • Opened Oct. 9 • 216 E. Northwest Highway, Ste. 300, Grapevine • www.btframing.com 3 Bubble Planet This immersive experience offers 12 interactive rooms and a hands-on exhibit. • Opened Oct. 23 • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 234, Grapevine • www.bubble-planet.com/dallas 4 Caribou Coffee The Minnesota company offers several kinds of coffee drinks, bakery items and sandwiches. • Opened Sept. 30 • 897 W. Northwest Highway, Grapevine • www.cariboucoffee.com 5 Colleyville Florist The shop will sell flower arrangements, host classes and participate in community events. • Opened Oct. 1 • 33 Main St., Ste. 160, Colleyville • www.colleyvilleflowers.com 6 Daytrip Diner Owners Jena and Gino Seferi cook up elevated breakfast food and lunch offerings at Daytrip Diner. • Opened Sept. 29 • 1206 W. Northwest Highway, Grapevine • www.instagram.com/daytripdiner 7 Melt Ice Creams The shop offers 15 different ice cream flavors attached to Chicken N Pickle. • Opened Oct. 18 • 4600 Merlot Ave., Grapevine • www.melticecreams.com

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8 Nazdar The business is a screen printing company specializing in wide-format digital and textile printing. • Opened Sept. 23 • 1200 Minters Chapel Road, Ste. 200, Grapevine • www.nazdar.com 9 Texas Muscle Activation A pain therapy clinic that started in Frisco has opened a second location in DFW. • Opened Aug. 28

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In the news

12 All American MMA The Keller-based gym merged with Lonestar Mat Club on Sept. 22 and will offer Brazilian jiu-jitsu. • 545 S. Nolen Drive, Ste. 250, Southlake • www.allamericanmma.com 13 Phenix Salon Suites The renovations included installing new carpet, lighting, guest seating and paint in the common hallway. • 2750 E. Southlake Blvd., Ste. 180, Southlake • www.phenixsalonsuitesofdallas.com

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Coming soon

15 Meow Wolf Grapevine Phenomenomaly, a performance with live actors, premieres Nov. 15 and run through Jan. 4. Dancers, musicians and giant puppets to tell the story of the migrating flickerwerm, a creature created by Meow Wolf. • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 253, Grapevine • www.meowwolf.com/visit/grapevine

10 Crate & Barrel The business will sell furniture, home decor, kitchenware and bath hardware.

Closings

• Opening summer 2026 • 321 State St., Southlake • www.crateandbarrel.com

14 Meat U Anywhere The barbecue restaurant served brisket and more. • Closed Sept. 22 • 91 Trophy Club Drive, Trophy Club • www.meatuanywhere.com/trophy-club

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GRAPEVINE - COLLEYVILLE - SOUTHLAKE EDITION

Government

BY HEATHER MCCULLOUGH & CODY THORN

Colleyville ocials approve funding for 2 road projects Colleyville City Council approved $885,590 in Texas Department of Transpor- tation funds for landscaping along SH 121 and SH 26. Another agreement for maintaining pavement markings and signage on railroad crossings at Bransburg, Pleasant and John McCain roads was approved. Colleyville will pay for a portion of the landscaping along SH 26 from Tennison Parkway to south of John McCain Road, and along SH 121 from north of Gateway Drive to Connecting Road. Colleyville will pay $123,000 using Tax Increment Finance funds, according to city documents.

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A rendering shows a restaurant and oce space in the proposed Shivers Farm development in Southlake.

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Southlake City Council approves Shivers Farm Shivers Farm garnered approval from the Southlake City Council to move ahead with a 40-acre mixed-use development. During the Oct. 21 meeting, council voted 5-1 to pass the second reading for a zoning change and development site plan for Trademark Southlake at White Chapel Boulevard and SH 114.

The details The development plans call for a mix of restau- rants, oce space, a grocery store and 37 sin- gle-family residential lots in a subdivision called Willow Meadows, which will be in Lots 4 and 5. Lot 1 will either be a hotel or an entertainment venue; Lot 2 is for retail or restaurant and Lot 3 is for oce or restaurant, according to city documents. Terry Montesi, Trademark Property Company CEO and founder, said a national organic grocer would anchor the development, but he did not state the name of the store.

Purchased land Grapevine acquires 7.2 acres near Settlers Park to be used for additional parking The city of Grapevine’s park system has expanded following a land acquisition.

much-needed parking, including handicap-acces- sible spaces and an Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant park entrance located at 2205 Bass Pro Court. A closer look Nelson said the city anticipates construction starting on the second phase in 2026. That would include trails and kayak launch spot.

During the Oct. 7 City Council meeting, Kathy Nelson, planning manager for Grapevine Parks & Recreation, announced the city has acquired 7.2 acres of land next to Settlers Park. The additional land brings the park to 24.28 acres, according to city documents. She said the extra space will provide

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Election

BY ADAM DOE

Voters pass Carroll ISD’s tax rate election Carroll ISD voters have approved the new tax rate, according to unofficial election results from the Tarrant County elections department, with 57.68% in favor and 42.32% against. What happened The new tax rate will generate up to $4 million in revenue for CISD, allowing the district to close the deficit, and support staff raises and salaries, Superintendent Jeremy Glenn said. “These funds will support raises across the board, from our custodial and child nutrition staff members, to teachers, principals and support staff,” Glenn said. In a nutshell The district’s maintenance and operations tax rate, which funds the district’s daily operations such as staff salaries and utilities, will increase by

Miranda Reece wins Carroll ISD Place 3 trustee election CISD Place 3 candidate Miranda “Mandy” Reece has won the election with 55.39% of the vote over Scott Martindale’s 44.61% , according to unofficial election results from Tarrant County. Results will remain unofficial until

Voter breakdown

Early voting For: 59.76% Against: 40.24%

8,576 total votes

Election day For: 52.3% Against: 47.7%

4,951 total for votes

Absentee For: 62.86% Against: 37.14%

3,625 total against votes

canvassed at a later date. What you need to know

SOURCE: TARRANT COUNTY ELECTIONS/ COMMUNITY IMPACT

about $0.02 per $100 of assessed property value. The measure will also reduce the interest and sinking tax rate, from $0.2948 down to $0.2441, while the maintenance and operations rate would rise from $0.6669 up to $0.6853. Interest and sinking funds are used to pay debt. The total tax rate would be $0.9294 per $100, down from $0.9617 per $100.

Reece won the election with 4,567 votes against Martindale’s 3,678. About 222,995 out of roughly 1.3 million registered voters voted in Tarrant county voted in the Novem- ber 2025 elections, resulting in about 17% turnout, according to county data. CISD officials called for the election in June after Trustee Dudley Jordan resigned.

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GRAPEVINE - COLLEYVILLE - SOUTHLAKE EDITION

Education

GCISD considers school closures to address $10M funding loss

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD may close multiple campuses as part of a plan to address financial shortfalls caused by declining enrollment, according to a committee of district employees and commu- nity members. GCISD’s Education Master Planning Committee, or EMPC, recommended campus consolidation as part of a broader effort to stabilize finances, Chief Operations Officer Paula Barbaroux said at an Oct. 27 board meeting. Enrollment in GCISD has dropped by about 1,500 students since 2019, resulting in more than $10 million in lost state funding. EMPC projections show combining campuses could save the district up to $3 million through staffing and operational cuts. The gist While the committee recommended closing campuses, no action has been taken, Barbaroux said. Trustees will also need to vote on whether or not to follow the committee’s recommendations.

District savings from campus closure staff cuts The Education Master Planning Committee projects to save up to $3 million if they choose to close three campuses.

Savings from teacher cuts

Savings from support staff cuts

1 campus $704.1K $788.2K

$1.49M

2 campuses $704.1K $1.58M

$2.28M

3 campuses $704.1K $2.36M

$3.06M

SOURCE: GRAPEVINE-COLLEYVILLE ISD/COMMUNITY IMPACT

One campus closure would save the district roughly $1.5 million, with the 11 teachers accounting for about $704,000, while cuts to support staff, like custodial and administrative aides, could save the district an additional $788,000, Mires said. District staff would develop a transition plan for any staff whose positions get eliminated, Executive Director of Communications Nicole Lyons said. The board will receive further updates at the November board meeting.

“They [the EMPC] believe that consolidation on some level is clearly necessary,” Barbaroux said. “Combinations of scenarios are still under review.” By the numbers To maintain the district’s current average elementary school student-teacher ratio of 20-1, the district would need to eliminate 11 elementary school teacher positions, Chief Human Resources Officer Kelly Mires said.

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BY ADAM DOE

GCISD receives ‘superior’ nancial accountability rating from state

done well,” Johnson said. The details

The Texas Education Agency awarded a nancial account- ability rating of “superior” to Grapevine-Colleyville ISD for the 2023-24 school year, according to a report from Chief Financial Ocer David Johnson at an Oct. 27 board meeting. In a nutshell The TEA’s Financial Account- ability Rating System of Texas rates school districts on several nancial factors, adding up to a maximum score of 100. GCISD scored a 94, earning a “superior” rating—the highest in the system. “The district was in good nancial shape in 23-24, we’re in good nancial shape today. We’re facing some challenges. That said, the board and the district has

GCISD lost four points in the solvency category due to a $34 million recapture payment, which added to the district’s nancial liabilities, Johnson said. The district lost two more points in the same category for spending 2.4% more on adminis- trative costs than the state thresh- old. Johnson noted that while the district is above the threshold, it had decreased since the previous year, from 8.94% to 8.76%. GCISD did not lose points any- where else in the rating, gaining all points in other categories such as debt payment, nancial reporting and compliance, per Johnson’s report.

Financial accountability scores near GCISD GCISD has scored over a 90 for the last 23 years, earning a “superior” rating. Nearby school districts also scored in line with GCISD.

GCISD Carroll ISD Coppell ISD Irving ISD

100

SOURCE: TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCYCOMMUNITY IMPACT

TWU to oer automatic admission

school graduates and cover all admissions costs, per district documents. TWU will also oer merit scholarships to students in the top 30% with an unweighted GPA of 3.5. TWU’s rst scholarship awards will be available fall 2025, and the automatic admission partnership will be in eect until 2035.

Texas Woman’s University joined Carroll ISD’s Distinguished High School Partnership Program, which grants automatic admission for the district’s high school grad- uates that meet certain criteria. What you need to know TWU will oer automatic admission to the top 30% of high

GRAPEVINE COLLEYVILLE SOUTHLAKE EDITION

Transportation

Upcoming projects

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1 Euless-Grapevine Road Project: Work will take place between just past SH 360 and Hughes Road and includes two new travel lanes, sidewalks and traffic signal improvements. Update: The contractor is authorized to start the project, said Mona Quintanilla, Grapevine’s marketing and communications manager. • Timeline: construction starting end of 2025 • Cost: $2.1 million • Funding sources: city of Grapevine, federal funds

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2 Randol Mill Avenue waterline and sidewalk improvements Project: The project includes adding a new waterline and constructing a sidewalk, from Morgan Road to just south of Dove Road. Update: Construction started Oct. 6 and one lane will remain open during construction. • Timeline: October 2025-spring 2026 • Cost: $2.45 million • Funding source: city of Southlake

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3 Montclair Drive Project: New sidewalks along Montclair Drive between Hall-Johnson Road and Glade Road are being added. Update: Portions of the sidewalk near Hall-Johnson Road were poured. Sidewalks are still closed. • Timeline: early August-completed by late 2025 • Cost: $423,138 • Funding source: city of Colleyville Capital Improvement Program 4 DFW East West Connector Project: The 1.65-mile roadway will extend Rental Car Drive from International Parkway to SH 360. Update: The project will add a connection into DFW Airport to the Southgate Plaza entrance to the airport. • Timeline: completed by spring of 2026 • Cost: $47 million • Funding sources: DFW Airport, TxDOT, Federal Highway Administration

Update: Work was completed Oct. 3. • Timeline: Sept. 26-Oct. 3 • Cost: not available • Funding source: NuCiti Capital Partners 6 Snakey Lane guardrails

Upcoming projects

Project: The project included replacing 350 linear feet of guardrails at three different locations that had been damaged. Update: Work by Fortson Contacting Inc., was completed by early October. • Timeline: September to October. • Cost: $16,819 • Funding source: city of Grapevine 7 Redbud Lane & Rolling Hills Lane repaving Project: 7A 1,000 linear feet of Rolling Hills Lane was rehabilitated and repaved from Pool Road until it dead-ends in a cul-de-sac; 7B 1,115 linear feet was rehabilitated and repaved on Redbud Lane, from North Dooley Street to Silverside Drive. Update: The work was completed by Tarrant County’s transportation department through interlocal agreement. • Timeline: Sept. 2-15. • Cost: $170,000 • Funding sources: city of Grapevine, Tarrant County

8 Union Church Road Project: Union Church Road will be closed from Davis Boulevard to Siena Drive for Phase 1 of the West Continental Boulevard intersection improvement project. Three additional phases will follow. It will add a right-turn lane onto Davis Boulevard and add drainage improvements. Update: The road closed Nov. 3 with an estimated

Completed projects

5 E. Dallas Road closure Project: The right lane on East Dallas Road, from South Main Street to Jean Street, was closed for construction related to Phase two of The Grapevine Brownstone townhomes.

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Colleyville officials anticipate boost with H-E-B From the cover

What’s happening?

1992 1 Tom Thumb 2 Tom Thumb 1993 3 Target 1996 4 Kroger 2000 5 Tom Thumb 2001 Years stores opened

Tarrant county population count

Major grocery store developments The first grocery store opened in the area in the 1990s with more opening as the population has grown.

1.17M 1.18M 1.2M 1.22M 1.23M 1.25M 1.27M 1.3M

1990

H-E-B in Euless is the first store in a decade that has been built close to the Grapevine-Colleyville- Southlake area, with Trader Joe’s in Southlake being the last store that opened in 2015, Community Impact previously reported. Tom Thumb off Glade Road in Colleyville was renovated and renamed in 2024, after opening in 1992 as an Albertsons, said Christy Lara, director of public relations for Albertsons, Tom Thumb and Randalls. With H-E-B opening, Rose said she expects to see more people traveling to the Colleyville businesses along Glade Road, Cheek-Sparger Road and SH 121. “I am excited for H-E-B customers to find a new favorite brunch spot at The Brunch District or From Across the Pond, and [visit] all the incredible businesses and restaurants on the east side of Colleyville,” Rose said. From Across the Pond owner John Humphreys said although he doesn’t anticipate new foot traffic since his restaurant only sells gluten-free foods, he still considers the store “a win.” “Having H-E-B right there is a tremendous benefit to us,” he said. “If we get in a hurry and we need something now, they’re [likely] going to have it.” Becky Gjekaj, co-owner of Ed’s Nizza Pizza in Colleyville, is looking forward to people visiting her restaurant along Glade Road. “The new development will bring more traffic, more families and more energy to the neighborhood, and we truly believe it’ll help all local businesses thrive,” she said. The Colleyville businesses on Glade Road near Tom Thumb received 100,000 monthly visitors this year, Rose said in September at Colleyville’s monthly economic development forum.

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Comparatively, Tara Village on Cheek-Sparger Road, which does not have a grocery anchor, received 18,000 monthly visitors this year, she said. “Our grocery-anchored centers are really where you want to be in Colleyville,” Rose said. The H-E-B Mid-Cities store is about 2.5 miles away from Tara Village and 1 mile from Glade Road. “There will be an increase [in traffic] on Glade Road and Cheek-Sparger Road because customers will find creative ways to get to the anchor,” Rose said. Kroger is also adding stores in North Texas and uses population growth to determine a new store’s location, said John Votava, Kroger’s Director of Communications and Public Affairs.

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BY HEATHER MCCULLOUGH

Diving deeper

Looking ahead

In the next few years, improvements will occur on Cheek-Sparger Road from Heritage Avenue to Bedford Road, per Colleyville’s Capital Improvement Plan. Heritage will be reconstructed from Cheek-Sparger to Guadalupe Road.

1 True Texas BBQ drive-thru 2 H-E-B 3 Pharmacy drive-thru 4 New traffic signal 5 Car wash 6 Gas station Breaking down H-E-B

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Over $1 million for intersection improvements on Cheek-Sparger Road $2.5 million for Cheek-Sparger Road improvements

SOURCES: H-E-B, CITY OF EULESS/COMMUNITY IMPACT

evening peak hours after H-E-B opens. According to Placer.ai, a foot-traffic analytics tool, the H-E-B in Alliance has seen 3.3 million visits in 2025 so far, up from 2.61 million in 2024. These figures reflect the traffic impact expected from H-E-B and have prompted roadway improve- ments to accommodate the increase.

H-E-B is projected to generate 12,694 more daily trips , according to its traffic impact analysis. One of the access points off Cheek-Sparger Road is expected to see 3,924 more vehicles daily , which is prompting the installation of a traffic signal. The traffic study anticipates 392 more vehicles during morning peak hours and 758 during

$300,000 for Heritage Avenue improvements

SOURCES: H-E-B, CITY OF EULESS, CITY OF BEDFORD, CITY OF COLLEYVILLE/ COMMUNITY IMPACT

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GRAPEVINE - COLLEYVILLE - SOUTHLAKE EDITION

Development

BY CODY THORN

Dove Station Project: The former location of a Food Lion grocery store and later Carroll ISD administration building is turning into 19 single-family homes on a 3.79-acre tract of land. Houses in the development will have Grapevine address but be part of Carroll ISD. Update: Graham Hart and Maykus Homes and Neighborhoods are building homes in the subdivision. Maykus said that construction is halfway complete and about 30% of the lots have been sold as of Oct. 31. • 3501 Dove Road, Grapevine • www.maykus.com

Colleyville

Southlake

Oak Alley Project: This housing project dates back to preliminary approval in 2019 and final approval the following year. The 34-lot development sits on 43 acres off John McCain Road. Update: Realtor Randy White said there are five lots still left to be sold, four of which are close to Big Bear Creek on the back portion of the development. One of the remaining lots is the largest at 1.4 acres. • 7233 Oak Alley, Colleyville • www.randywhite.com

Trophy Club

Grapevine

Beldonia At The Trophy Project: Beldonia Homes is constructing seven townhomes near Trophy Club Town Hall. The townhomes range from $1.4 million to $1.8 million, according to the realty website. Units will range from three bedrooms with 3.5 bathrooms to four bedrooms with 4.5 bathrooms, according to the website. Update: The first three townhomes are currently for sale. The estimated completion of the project is the end of the first quarter of 2026. • 101-107 Beldonia Court, Trophy Club • www.torelliproperties.com/beldonia_townhomes

Residences at Southlake Project: Located in Southlake Town Square, the development has 55 condominiums with 22 different options for two- and three-bedrooms. Update: The first phase will be open Nov. 5, and the second phase will open in early 2026, General Manager Chesney Perozzi said. Units will be priced from $8,000 a month to $30,000 a month for the penthouse.

Grapevine Springs Project: The developer earned approval in July 2024. Eason Maykus, president of Maykus Homes and Neighborhoods, said the development would include 21 two-story homes. Update: Maykus said ground was broken on the development late this summer. The first home is slated to be finished by the summer of 2026. • Located near Northwest Highway and North Dove Road, Grapevine • www.maykus.com

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Events Holiday Destinations Guide

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Grapevine

Frisco

Plano

Gaylord Texan ICE! Explore the world of Buddy the Elf at the Gaylord Texan’s annual event. The attraction is kept at a chilly 9 degrees Fahrenheit and features ice sculptures carved from more than 2 million pounds of ice. • Nov. 14-Jan. 4

The Light Park The Light Park features millions of twinkling lights synchronized to music. The park is pet friendly, food and drink are available, and the park is open seven days a week. • Nov. 7-Jan. 4 • $39.99-$60 • 7300 Rough Riders Trail, Frisco • www.thelightpark.com/locations/frisco-texas

Plano Holiday Market Explore unique handcrafted holiday gifts at the annual holiday market. Vendors will feature jewelry, wood items, candles and soaps along with tamales, brownies, cupcakes, jams and more. • Nov. 22-23 • Free (admission) • 6701 Coit Road, Plano • www.plano.gov/1060/plano-holiday-market

• $33.32 (general admission) • 1501 Gaylord Trail, Grapevine • https://tickets.gaylordtexan.com

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Dallas Zoo Lights Head to the wild and see over 2 million lights light up the Dallas Zoo. The seasonal event features holiday-themed holiday opportunities, musical performances, holiday treats and the chance to meet Santa Claus. • Nov. 14-Jan. 4 • Tickets TBD • 650 S.R.L. Thornton Freeway, Dallas • www.dallaszoo.com/zoo-lights

Carol of Lights The 37th annual Carol of Lights will kick off the holiday season in Grapevine, the state-recognized Christmas Capital of Texas. Kids can enjoy photos with reindeer, holiday bounce houses and seasonal crafts. There will also be a variety of food vendors. • Nov. 24 • Free (admission)

Home for the Holidays McKinney Downtown McKinney will host family-friendly activities, food and entertainment for the annual Christmas celebration. Activities include visits with Santa, a carousel, a tree lighting and more. • Nov. 28-30 • Free

• 111 N. Tennessee St., McKinney • www.mckinneytexas.org/677/ home-for-the-holidays

• 200 S. Main St., Grapevine • www.grapevinetexasusa.com

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Events

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November

Live band karaoke Karaoke night with a live band performing at Harvest Hall allows attendees to pick a song and experience their own performance with a full band. • Nov. 20, 27, Dec. 4, 11; 7-10 p.m. • Free (admission) • 815 S. Main St., Grapevine • www.harvesthall.com Repticon Attend a family-oriented event that offers guests the opportunity to learn more about animals not normally

seen in local pet stores. • Nov. 15-16, times vary • $6-$15 • 1209 S. Main St., Grapevine • www.repticon.com

Holiday glass ornament making Work with a Vetro Glassblowing instructor in Grapevine to make a glass ornament. • Nov. 18-Dec. 23 • $65 per ornament

Peace Plaza ice rink Glide on an outdoor ice-skating rink in Grapevine’s historic Main Street under the city’s 60-foot-tall Christmas tree. • Nov. 22-Jan. 6, operating hours vary

• $20 • 815 S. Main St. Grapevine • http://bit.ly/4q90Mer

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A Sherlock Carol Watch a Charles Dickens and Sherlock Holmes comedy holiday play at the Runway Theatre in Grapevine. In this rendition, Holmes confronts the ghosts of his past. • Nov. 21-Dec. 7, times vary • $19-$22 • 215 N. Dooley St., Grapevine • www.runwaytheatre.com Christmas tree lighting celebration Attend the annual tree lighting event at Colleyville City Hall. Attractions include balloon artists and food trucks. • Nov. 22, 5:30-8:30 p.m. • Free (admission) • 5005 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville • www.colleyville.com

Magic with Christopher Attend a magic show at Southlake’s public library for audiences 6 and up. The show includes comedy, sleight- of-hand tricks and puppetry. • Nov. 24, 11 a.m.-noon • Free (admission)

• Dec. 5, 10 a.m.-noon • $5 (ages 3 and older), free (ages 2 and under) • 626 Ball St., Grapevine • www.grapevinetexasusa.com AKS gem show Attend a showcase featuring fine jewelry, fashion jewelry, beading supplies, pearls and more at the Grapevine Convention Center. Shows offer beading and jewelry classes and repairs as well as faceting. • Dec. 5-7, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • $5 (admission) • 1209 S. Main Street, Grapevine • www.aksshow.com

• 1400 Main St., Southlake • www.cityofsouthlake.com

December

Prairie Christmas at Nash Farm Assist the farmhands in decorating Nash Farm and make an ornament to take home. This event is part of the farm’s First Friday of the month program that highlights heritage skills.

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Talking Animals Books opened its rst location in Grapevine in 2023 with the assistance of crowdfunding.

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Talking Animals Books oers a variety of spaces for people to sit and relax or chat at the store.

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Talking Animals Books provides a space to build community in Grapevine Katy Lemieux and Valerie Walizadeh opened their independent bookstore, Talking Animals Books, two years ago with a dream and a crowd- funding campaign. The store has found success as the rst inde- pendent bookstore in Grapevine. Lemieux and Walizadeh said their store sells books and provides

book crawl in August for participants to discover other independent bookstores, and a Twilight watch party in October for the 20th anniversary of the book’s release. Stay tuned A second Talking Animals Books opened in Grapevine in November just a few blocks down from its rst location. Walizadeh said the hope is to keep both open for the time being. “I think [the rst] store has more of an oppor- tunity to be geared towards kids,” Walizadeh said. “The other store will be serving wine and coee and will have a lot more open space.”

a third space, or a place separate from home and work where people can freely gather and socialize. What’s special about it? Talking Animals Books is located at Grapevine’s historic downtown in a building that used to be a bank. A teller’s station is now used as a reading nook for children who visit the store. “Bookstores tend to do better in more walkable areas,” Walizadeh said. “We have people who just stumble upon us.” Walizadeh said their employees also focus on building connections with customers, which helps in deciding how to curate the store’s selection. The owners organize events like the North Texas

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Dining

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The Cookie Bar serves large gourmet cookies with unique avors.

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The Cookie Bar serves cookie cakes that can include a custom design.

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The Cookie Bar serves unique cookies in Colleyville The Cookie Bar in Colleyville strives to let cus- tomers create their own cookies using homemade

before pick-up, Reynolds said. Additionally, The Cookie Bar serves cookie cakes that can include a custom design, as well as cookie crust cheesecakes, Reynolds said. Looking ahead Reynolds is working on developing a gluten-free cookie recipe, she said. The Cookie Bar will soon oer cookie pops. Additionally, Reynolds is working on a hot choco- late recipe that will include housemade marshmal- low u and a mini cookie. Reynolds wants to expand The Cookie Bar to locations around Dallas-Fort Worth and eventually to other states, she said.

“We do a lot of things in our cookies that are not used in traditional cookie recipes,” she said. Popular cookie avors including brown butter chocolate chunk, salted caramel cheesecake and cookie butter drizzle. Fall avors include pumpkin spice latte, served with real pumpkin and pumpkin pie cookie topped with marshmallow u, she said. For Christmas, Reynolds is planning to serve a chocolate pepper- mint crunch cookie with chocolate chunks and peppermint pieces. “Flavor is a priority,” Reynolds said. “Each cookie [has to have] something special to it.” Customers can buy the cookies individually, or pre-order a dozen mini cookies a couple hours

ingredients, co-owner Sarah Reynolds said. Customers can create their cookies, choosing a base, frosting and toppings, or choose from the shop’s homemade avors, she said. “We wanted a place that’s dierent from what’s currently out there,” she said. “A place of choice and where the customer becomes the baker and they can create whatever they like.” What they oer The Cookie Bar serves large gourmet cookies with unique avors that Reynolds along with her husband and the store’s co-owner, Kyle, created at home, she said.

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Flower Mound

Frisco

Grapevine

Branded Bowls Circle Star Brands has opened a second location for Branded Bowls in Flower Mound’s Lakeside development. The restaurant’s menu includes a selection of salads and bowls. • Opened Sept. 24 • 2451 Lakeside Parkway, Ste. 100, Flower Mound • www.brandedbowls.com

Soulful Street Bites The restaurant offers soul food and Southern barbecue, such as oxtails, pot roast, fried ribs, and brisket mac and cheese. • Opened Oct. 5 • 5757 Main St., Frisco • www.soulfulstreetbites.com

Daytrip Diner The restaurant serves elevated diner food including breakfast items such as corned beef hash and eggs, chicken fried steak and eggs, pancakes, French toast, waffles, and egg scrambles. For lunch, offerings include salads, sandwiches and cheeseburgers. • Opened Sept. 29 • 1206 W. Northwest Highway, Grapevine • www.instagram.com/daytripdiner

Keller

McKinney

Plano

Main St. The eatery offers a variety of breakfast options, from the “All American” combo that comes with an 8-ounce steak to skillet-style migas, a scrambled egg dish with chorizo. The restaurant also offers a variety of lunch items, such as burgers, sandwiches, wraps, soups and salads. • Opened Sept. 2 • 900 S. Main St., Ste. 305, Keller • www.mainstkeller.com

La La Land Kind Cafe The eatery’s beverage menu includes a variety of coffees and teas, such as the French Toast Latte and the California Persian Tea. The food menu features La La Classic Avocado Toast and Cacao Banana Chia Seed Pudding. • Opened Sept. 10 • 8701 W. University Drive, Ste. 170, McKinney • www.lalalandkindcafe.com

Bondi Bowls The menu features acai bowls, smoothies, lemonade, shaved ice, locally sourced coffee and more. Menu items are vegan, organic, gluten free friendly, dairy free, plant based and refined sugar free. • Opened Sept. 26 • 7800 Windrose Ave., Plano • www.bondibowls.com

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Coee shops, diner make Grapevine home Here are four businesses that opened in Grape- vine this August and September. Daytrip Diner opened on Sept. 29 by owners Jena and Gino Seferi. The duo owned Morning Edition Cafe in Flower Mound, which they sold in 2023. Daytrip Diner will oer breakfast and lunch options. Caribou Coee opened in September. The coee shop oers several kinds of coee drinks, including cappuccinos, lattes and espresso, in addition to bak- ery items and sandwiches, according to its menu. Landmark Coee held a grand opening in late August. It serves up coee and cold brews among other options. Feng Cha opened in early August. The Fort Worth-based business serves boba tea, hot tea, milk foam tea, classic milk tea and coee, accord- ing to the menu.

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Real estate

In the market, 140 homes were sold which is up from last September. The largest share of homes sold in September 2025 were priced over $1 million. Residential market data

Number of homes sold

September 2024

September 2025

+20%

+27.6%

-9.52%

+17.39%

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What if insurance was easy? September 2024 76034 $799,000 Median home sales price

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2025

$945,375 $576,000 $1,250,000 $694,700

Homes sold by price point

$584,000 $1,284,000

September 2025

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$1 million+

$618,500

76262

$700,001-$1 million

$400,001-$700,000

Average days on market

$100,001-$400,000

-1.89%

-15.9%

-21.62%

+24.19%

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