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A fast-growing North Texas video game developer opens office in Plano
Plano, Texas – Stray Kite Studios LLC, a dynamic North Texas video game developer known for collaborations with industry giants such as Gearbox Software, Epic Games, and Robot Entertainment, is on an upward trajectory. The developer, founded in 2018, is making strides with a significant expansion, relocating its headquarters to…
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City of Arlington warns about potential risks as splash pads and pools are opening this weekend
Arlington, Texas – Marking the official commencement of summer, the various aquatics centers, splash pads, and pools across North Texas have ceremoniously opened their doors for the Memorial Day weekend. In Arlington, municipal authorities are going above and beyond to ensure water quality and reassure parents, particularly following a tragic…
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HEB announces opening date for their North Texas location
Dallas, Texas – After months of anticipation, it appears HEB is finally ready to begin construction on their next DFW location. The Texas-based grocery store chain recently announced they will break ground on their second Frisco location next month. The store located in eastern Denton County near Little Elm is…
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Pride Frisco reacts to Target pulling Pride merchandise after threats
Target made an announcement just prior to the start of Pride month in June, stating it would reduce some LGBTQ+-related merchandise following recent threats. https://t.co/rMFuh1moRw – Dallas Metro News#DalalsMetroNews#Target pulls some of the #Pride merchandise due to pressure from the public, Pride Frisco, local #LGBTQ group reacts!#DallasNews #Dallas #Frisco #Texas…
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Four hike and bike trails in Frisco that are currently under construction
Frisco’s extensive trail system, which includes 29 planned hiking and biking trails, is currently seeing four of these trails under construction. These trails, as detailed on the city’s capital improvement projects website, are expected to be completed between mid-2023 and late 2024. 1. Dominion Trail The Dominion Trail, an ambitious…
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New Frisco westside venue: The Owl Bar & Boards
The latest addition to Frisco’s vibrant food and drink scene is The Owl Bar & Boards, set to open its doors before June 1st at its location on 6363 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 120, Frisco. According to the staff of The Owl Bar & Boards, the grand opening should take place…
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Sara Terry joins Pacific Elm Properties, leaves Colliers
Sara Terry, an esteemed brokerage professional and expert in the urban Dallas market, has announced her resignation from her highly regarded role as executive vice president and director of agency leasing with Colliers DFW. Terry is set to join Pacific Elm Properties, prestigious executive team, as its newly appointed chief…
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United Pacific Industries to build new facility in McKinney for auto parts production.
United Pacific Industries, a California-based manufacturer of automotive parts and products for both commercial trucks and classic cars, is all set to establish its new operations facility in McKinney, Texas later this year. The company announced this news in a press release as it prepares to occupy a new 280,000-square-foot…
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McKinney to welcome third Salad and Go location with fresh salads and wraps.
Salad and Go, a popular restaurant chain, has announced its plans to expand its business by opening a third McKinney location in the first half of 2024, as revealed by a company representative. The new restaurant will be situated at the southwest corner of US 75 and Virginia Parkway, according…
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Texas lawmakers support new legislation to charge fentanyl-related fatalities as murder.
Texas Legislature considering bills to increase criminal penalties for people who manufacture or distribute fentanyl may soon become a reality. If passed into law, this would allow for such people to be charged with murder in the event of an overdose leading to someone’s death. House Bill 6, sponsored by…