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Southlake Edition VOLUME 13, ISSUE 8 OCT. 11NOV. 3, 2023

DFW Airport expansion starts in 2024 $4.8B project will expand, update facilities as well as add new terminal

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will add the new Terminal F and connect Terminal A and Terminal C by 2026 as part of the expansion.

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Impacts: Former PGA golfer opens shop in Colleyville (Page 7)

News: Grapevine pumps brakes on electric car chargers (Page 11)

Events: Colleyville, Southlake festivals planned (Page 14)

Business: House of Daisies oers unique items in Colleyville (Page 16)

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Impacts

2 FunBox FunBox opened at Grapevine Mills on Sept. 15, offering 25,000 square feet of jumping space. There are 10 play zones. The business, which is open Friday to Sunday only, is for all ages, according to a news release. • Opened Sept. 15 • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Parking lot 1B, Grapevine • www.funbox.com 3 Temple Coffee & Eatery Temple Coffee & Eatery is now open in Colleyville, according to the company’s social media. The cafe serves breakfast and lunch, including pastries, sandwiches, wraps, pancakes and waffles. • Opened July 17 • 85 Village Lane, Ste. 125, Colleyville • www.templecoffeetx.com

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4 Chubbies The casual men’s apparel brand is opening in Southlake Town Square. This marks the company’s fifth storefront in the nation and the first in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. • Opening this fall • 323 Grand Ave. E., Southlake • www.chubbiesshorts.com 5 Fount Artisan shop Fount is coming to in Southlake Town Square, according to a city news release. The shop specializes in heritage leather goods. Fount handbags are handcrafted by artisans in the United States, Dominican Republic and Mexico. • Opening Dec. 24 • 416 Grand Ave. W., Southlake • www.fountleather.com 6 Hey Dude Sneaker company Hey Dude is coming to Grapevine Mills, according to the mall’s website. The Italian-born company seeks to provide comfortable, lightweight shoes at an affordable price, according to its website. The store will be situated between Rue21 and Books-A-Million.

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• Opening fall 2023 • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 410, Grapevine. • www.heydude.com 7 Johnnie-O Men’s apparel brand Johnnie-O is opening in Southlake Town Square, per a city news release. The brand offers a range of premium apparel, footwear and accessories for men and boys that combine the East Coast and Southern California lifestyles, according to the company website. • Opening this fall • 1246 Main St., Southlake • www.johnnie-o.com 8 Sneaker City Grapevine Mills is adding a shoe company to the former ASICS Outlet location. The New York-based company buys, sells and trade sneakers and streetwear, according to its website. • Coming fall 2023 • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 509 • www.simon.com/mall/grapevine-mills/stores/ a-sneaker-city 9 Vuori Performance apparel brand Vuori is bringing women’s and men’s apparel inspired by coastal California lifestyle to Southlake Town Square.

• Opening Nov. 3 • 319 Grand Ave. E., Southlake • www.vuoriclothing.com

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Relocations

10 Dani Hampton Group Real estate agency Dani Hampton Group relocated its main office from Southlake to Roanoke over the summer. The previous location was at 2016 E. SH 114, Ste. 101. • Relocated Aug. 4 • 201 North Oak St., Roanoke • www.soldbydhg.com

Expansions

12 Tour Proven Golf Former PGA golfer Steve Bowditch opened Tour Proven Golf in Colleyville. The business offers private bays for practice that use TrackMan Golf, which uses technology to help players learn data on their swing and drives. Lessons are also provided as well as membership-only training sessions. The simulator in each bay allows customers to play 18 holes on their favorite courses with hundreds available. • Open July • 6000 Colleyville Blvd., Ste. 150, Colleyville • www.tourprovengolf.com

11 Rally House A sports apparel store is expanding and bringing a second location to Grapevine Mills. Rally House Grapevine II—which will be at the former location of the “Stranger Things” pop-up store—will focus on providing apparel and souvenirs for the regional colleges. • Opening this fall • 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 616, Grapevine • www.rallyhouse.com

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Road resurfacing begins on Colleyville’s Bluebonnet Drive Southlake

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A portion of Colleyville’s Bluebonnet Drive is temporarily closed for street maintenance. Bluebonnet Drive is one five roads getting a facelift through an agreement with Tarrant County. What’s happening? Resurfacing of Colleyville’s Bluebonnet Drive began Aug. 28. The portion from Hall-Johnson Road to Glade Road is closed with only local traffic allowed, according to project details. Work is expected to be completed by mid-Sep- tember, weather permitting. Drivers should expect delays during construction hours. The backstory Colleyville partners with the county annually to perform street maintenance work, according to city documents. Work on Roberts Road has been completed, according to Colleyville Assistant City Manager Adrienne Lothery.

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The number of houses sold dropped year over year in August in Grapevine and Colleyville, but showed a slight uptick in Southlake. Median house prices in Southlake dropped 14% compared to August 2022, though Colleyville prices went up 10% compared to last year.

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News

BY CONNOR PITTMAN, CELIE PRICE & CODY THORN

Southlake CCPD budget increases public safety

The Southlake Crime Control and Pre- vention District approved the operating budget for scal year 2023-24 on Sept. 5. The budget will include expanding the number of school resource ocers on Carroll ISD campuses. There are 19 ocers in the district, including a captain, a sergeant and a corporal. Chief Financial Ocer Sharen Jackson said the new budget plans are to improve the safety and security standards with new technology, and keep the police well trained and properly equipped. A closer look The proposed budget expenditures are $2.2 million, not including the capital project funding of $334,500, which will be used to relocate the Emergency Operations Center to the rst level of the Department of Public Safety Headquarters. The budget will use $1.88 million to continue to fund the city’s school resource ocers, $49,000 for the Southlake Town Square security initiative and $281,250 for additional items: • $106,000 to replace the rearms • $93,250 to add another SRO • $32,000 to replace the evidence refrigerator • $30,000 to purchase an additional six vehicle radios • $20,000 for K-9 dog decoy training

A Tesla charging station was installed at Northwest Crossing earlier this year in Grapevine.

Moratorium on nonresidential EV chargers approved Grapevine City Council approved a temporary ban on the installation of new or replacement of existing electrical vehicle chargers or charging equipment in nonresidential uses and zoning districts.

equipment has come from direction from both council and the Grapevine Planning and Zoning Commission, Marohnic said, with requests from businesses and developers. The context More charging stations and equipment have been requested recently, Marohnic said, which is also reected in city documents. One of the more recent requests was for 12 charging stations, compared to two in the inaugural 2011 request. What’s next? According to Marohnic, city sta continues to make progress on developing denitions and zoning uses. Once the guidelines are developed, they will be presented during a joint meeting with the Grape- vine Planning and Zoning Commission and council.

The six-month moratorium approved during the Sept. 5 meeting took immediate eect and will allow sta more time to design denitions and zoning uses for chargers and other equipment. The overview Since 2011, about 64 electrical vehicle charging stations have gone through the city’s permitting or site plan amendment process, Director of Planning Services Erica Marohnic said. However, city sta are aware there are many more charging stations in the city, she added. The push to codify denitions and dene zoning uses of electrical vehicle chargers and charging

Southlake council approves budget with lower tax rate

Southlake property tax rate $0.5 $0.4

keeping the 20% homestead exemption. The changes will cost the city around $9.3 million compared to last year’s rates. An average house with a $1 million valuation would see an annual tax bill of $2,600, CFO Sharen Jackson said. In a nutshell Jackson said the budget was a little more than $142 million, an 8.2% increase from FY 2022-23. The city will also be paying more for water and wastewater according to documents.

For the sixth year in a row, Southlake taxpayers will see a lower tax rate than the prior year. Council approved the proposed rate of $0.319 per $100 valuation during the Sept. 5 meeting while also approving the scal year 2023-24 budget. The tax rate will provide 83% of the revenue for the budget and 17% will go toward debt service. The tax rate for FY 2022-23 was $0.36 per $100 of valuation. Tax statements will be generated after Oct. 1 and will reect a property tax reduced by $0.04 compared to FY 2022-23. The proposed budget also includes

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$4.8B project will expand, update facilities as well as add new terminal From the cover

BY CODY THORN

Expanding the airport

The backstory

What they’re saying

What’s happening

$2.72B Terminals A and C expansion $1.63B Terminal F construction $450M Terminals A and C modernization

What’s next

Historical Association. The authority led to the creation of the airport, which broke ground in 1968 near the city limits of Euless, Irving and Grapevine. Later, Coppell would also house portions of the airport. At the time, the region had Dallas Love Field Airport, while Meacham Airport was the main airport in Fort Worth. That airport closed when DFW Airport ocially opened in 1974.

DFW Airport is celebrating a milestone anni- versary next year as Jan. 13, 2024, will mark 50 years since its rst commercial ight. The airport was ocially dedicated on Sept. 22, 1973, when a Concorde jet from France landed in the U.S. for the rst time, according to airport spokesperson Cynthia Vega. The Texas House of Representatives passed a bill to create the North Texas Regional Airport Authority in 1967, according to the Texas House

$4.8B Project total

The rst expansion to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in nearly two decades will start in early 2024. Airport ocials announced plans in May 2019 to construct Terminal F, but when the pandemic hit the next year, CEO Sean Donohue announced the project would be put on hold. In May 2023, the airport and American Airlines ocials signed a 10-year use and lease agreement on a $4.8 billion project that would construct Terminal F, the rst addition of a new terminal since 2005. Expansion of the central terminal area will include a major reimagining of Terminal C, “pier” expansions o Terminal A and Terminal C, and signicant upgrades to roadways and terminal access. Construction of a new Terminal F will feature a 15-gate concourse with modernized baggage handling, expanded concessions and additional passenger gates.

"Our region will become the nation’s third-largest metro region within the next 10 years, and it’s no surprise that we have the second-busiest airport in the world." MATTIE PARKER, FORT WORTH MAYOR

The new terminal is expected to add up to 25 gates beyond DFW Airport’s 2023 total. Airport ocials expect the numbers of travelers ying in and out to increase as well.

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$42.7B Projected 2026 economic impact of DFW Airport 85M Estimated travelers in 2026

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Airport history

1985 Airport renamed Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

2024 Remodel begins on Terminal C, addition of Terminal F

2017 Terminals A, B and E remodeled

“Since its inception in January of 1974, the DFW International Airport

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6 Terminals in 2026

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Events

Southlake Oktoberfest The 21st annual Oktoberfest festival will feature a weekend of family-friendly fun and free entertainment. Visitors can browse the arts and crafts vendors, enjoy German food and watch live entertainment. • Oct. 13, 4-11 p.m.; Oct. 14, 10 a.m.-11 p.m.; Oct. 15, noon-7 p.m. • Free (admission) • Southlake Town Square, 285 Grand Ave., Southlake • www.southlakechamber.org/oktoberfest

Colleyville Harvest Festival The annual fall festival features a petting zoo, corn mazes, face paintings, a pumpkin patch, food trucks, and costume contests for both humans and pets. • Oct. 14, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

• $5-$25 • Plaza and South Lawn at Colleyville City Hall, 90 Main St., Colleyville • www.colleyville.com/residents/special-events

• Grapevine Botanical Gardens at Heritage Park, 411 Ball St., Grapevine • www.grapevinetexasusa.com/events/ annual-events-festivals/butterfly-flutterby Changing Life and Destiny Expo This convention will give attendees tools to live a healthier life using science and technology. Attendees can meet health and wellness professionals, experience revolutionary technology, and learn ways to improve their life and wellbeing. • Oct. 25, 6-9 p.m. • $29-$59 • Colleyville Center, 5301 Riverwalk Drive, Colleyville • https://bit.ly/3LCCGG2

Me Institute, will host a cooking demonstration and class to discuss how food can impact health. Attendees can learn how to reduce the risk of breast cancer with nutritious meals. • Oct. 19, noon-2 p.m. • $5 per person • 307 Parkwood Drive, Southlake • www.foodsavedme.com Buttery Flutterby The 26th annual event will celebrates the magic of monarch butteries as they migrate through from Canada to Mexico. This family-friendly event will include an art contest, a costume parade and live buttery releases. • Oct. 21, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. • Free (admission)

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Barn Dance The historic Nash Farm oers a 1950s-style western atmosphere. Attendees can grab their boots and enjoy an evening that includes a fried chicken dinner, live music, dancing and games. • Oct. 13, 6:30 p.m. • $25 per person (in advance) • 626 Ball St., Grapevine • www.grapevinetexasusa.com/event/ barn-dance/37463 Nutrition and cooking class Katherine Lawrence, a nutritionist from Food Saved

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Check out new food from 2023’s State Fair of Texas Big Tex Choice Awards Fairgoers have dozens of new dishes to try at this year’s Texas State Fair through the Big Tex Choice Awards. The annual competition pits vendors’ creations against each other before a panel of judges with the chance to win awards for most creative dish and best taste in both savory and sweet catego- ries. The winners were announced in August, and all dishes will be available at the fair, which runs from Sept. 29-Oct. 22. Finalist creations ranged from a loaded fries pizza—which is a hand-tossed pizza sauced with buttermilk ranch dressing, covered with cheese and salted fries—to a sweet encanto, a round waf- e sweetened with caramel dulce de leche and a strawberries, kiwi and shredded coconut cream. “We started the competition to challenge the vendors to really think outside the box,” said Melanie Linnear, State Fair of Texas senior vice president of concessions. 1 Best taste (savory) winner: Deep-fried pho is handcrafted, rolled up and deep-fried. It combines noodles, slices of beef, fresh herbs, bean sprouts and a pho broth that has been slowly simmered for hours. It is served with a side of pho broth for dipping, lime, jalapenos, cilantro, hoisin sauce and sriracha. 2 Best taste (sweet) winner: Bisco delight is a New York-style cheesecake coated with Belgian chocolate and adorned with crushed Bisco cookies. A drizzle of Lotus Bisco spread imparts a caramelized touch. Topping it o is a carefully placed Bisco cookie. 3 Most creative winner: Bourbon banana caramel sopapillas are traditional sopapillas topped with va- nilla-caramel-infused bananas, sweet bourbon syrup, crushed candied pecans, sweetened mascarpone cheese and crumbled Nilla Wafers.

Deep-fried pho won best taste for savory dishes at the 2023 Big Tex Choice Awards.

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Bisco delight won best taste for sweet dishes at the 2023 Big Tex Choice Awards.

Bourbon banana caramel sopapillas won most creative at the 2023 Big Tex Choice Awards.

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Business

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Small quantities are ordered so customers can purchase unique pieces.

House of Daisies owner Marybeth McIntyre changes her oerings each season at the Colleyville boutique.

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House of Daisies sells clothing, jewelry in Colleyville

The boutique sells a variety of jewelry, clothing and more.

McIntyre orders products in small quantities so customers can be comfortable in purchasing unique pieces. The details The collection at House of Daisies is a reection of McIntyre herself, she said. She said she envisioned the boutique as a place where women can nd something that’s fashion- able and trendy without costing a lot of money. “To me, House of Daisies is an 1,100-square-foot woman’s closet,” she said. “It is tiny, and that’s what I wanted, and I wanted to make it very personalized.”

Customer service is a priority for the owner of House of Daisies, a boutique clothing store located at 4400 Colleyville Blvd., Ste. C, in Colleyville. The boutique sells clothing items, accessories, jewelry and handbags, but women come for more than shopping, owner Marybeth McIntyre said. Two chairs sit near the entrance where customers can sit and chat. “I have a lot of women who just come in and they come with a friend, and they have a glass of wine,” she said. “They shop and then they sit here and catch up.” The boutique opened in November 2022 and carries sizes from extra small to extra large.

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Bottlecap Alley Icehouse Grill is family-owned When Larry Marshall trucked down to College Station to visit his son, Wesley Marshall, at Texas A&M University around 2007, he didn’t know he would come back with the idea for a restaurant. The Marshalls spent time at the local bars, where he experienced their fun, family environments. This led them to Bottlecap Alley, a sea of old bottle caps nestled between the Dry Bean Saloon and the Dixie Chicken bars. Larry was inspired to create a family-oriented restaurant where people of all ages could enjoy time with loved ones. With a concept in mind and an idea for the name, he started Bottlecap Alley Icehouse Grill in Grapevine in 2010. The details The goal was to create an environment and a

Lee Marshall manages the recipes and quality control at Bottlecap Alley Icehouse Grill .

menu that could appeal to everyone and foster family connection while serving high-quality food, said Lee Marshall, who manages recipe design and quality control for the restaurant. The team outt- ted Bottlecap Alley with TVs for sports fans, pool tables, a jukebox for cranking tunes and a variety of classic arcade games for kids, he said. The menu strives for diversity to appeal to a wide array of tastes. This has led to creations such as the Cure Burger—an American cheeseburger served with fried egg, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo— and Ranch Hand Tacos—two corn tortillas stued with shredded brisket, grilled onions, pico de gallo, cilantro, Cotija cheese and a made-from-scratch jalapeno ranch dressing.

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