BUSINESS
Southlake’s Reveal Martial Arts focuses on positive leadership through virtual classes
Southlake’s Reveal Martial Arts focuses on positive leadership through virtual classes
Area chief appraisers struggle to meet tax calendar deadlines under stay-at-home orders
Big Daddy's Ship Store in Grapevine reopens after remodel
Manufacturing company Shotwell Hydrogenics to produce free hand sanitizer for Southlake
Grapevine-based Waldorf Publishing to donate 10,000 books to Texas schools, libraries, churches
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President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion package March 27 to provide relief during the coronavirus pandemic. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Sen. John Cornyn discusses provisions laid out in CARES Act
Initial claims for unemployment insurance rates are increasing across the nation in the midst of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas sees 77% increase in unemployment insurance claims during week ending March 28
The CBD American Shaman locations in Grapevine and Southlake have both received shipments of of the Shaman Cleansing Wash. (Courtesy CBD American Shaman of Southlake)
CBD franchise makes hand sanitizer, cleansing wash for stores, including Southlake, Grapevine locations
Wise Guys Pizzeria in Grapevine marked its five-year anniversary March 30. (Courtesy Wise Guys Pizzeria)
Wise Guys Pizzeria in Grapevine marks 5 years while adapting to coronavirus
The $2 trillion stimulus bill, known as the CARES Act, includes billions of dollars in assistance for small businesses and certain nonprofits. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Significance of $2T federal stimulus package for small businesses explained during Richardson chamber webinar
Grapevine Main Street usually bustles with activity. (Miranda Jaimes/Community Impact Newspaper)
Grapevine chamber to host webinar on small business loans, new relief package
While the agency is still tallying the number of unemployment insurance claims filed thus far in March, in the week prior to March 25, at least 150,000 claims had been filed. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Official: Increase in calls for statewide unemployment benefits is ‘almost vertical’
The Legacy Willow Bend staff members wear their homemade masks. (Courtesy The Legacy Willow Bend)
How businesses, community members are stepping up across the metroplex
Businesses on Grapevine's Main Street are connecting with each other and brainstorming new ways of doing business during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Graphic by Ellen Jackson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Grapevine Main Street businesses band together during coronavirus crisis
Ken Schnitzer of Park Place Dealerships will maintain ownership of 14 of his dealerships, including two in Grapevine. (Courtesy Park Place Dealerships)
Ken Schnitzer will retain ownership of Park Place Dealerships, including two in Grapevine
A half-pan portion of meatballs with bolognese, meatballs, fresh mozzarella and ricotta and baguette is $45 and feeds four to six people. (Courtesy Mason & Dixie)
Owner of Grapevine restaurant Mason & Dixie adapts to coronavirus challenges
Volunteers distribute kits for medical masks to area quilters for them to assemble and bring back to the store. (Courtesy Must Love Fabric)
Grapevine business Must Love Fabric donates kits for medical masks
While Studio Art House is still offering some in-person art classes, the business has started offering all of its classes over Skype. (Photo by Anna Herod/Community Impact Newspaper)
Studio Art House of Flower Mound launches online classes, offers discounted senior session
Lourdes McWithey is the creator of the Colleyville Eats and Grapevine Eats Facebook groups. (Courtesy Colleyville Eats)
Colleyville community redoubles efforts to support local businesses
Allison Fullmer is now offering yoga classes online in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak. (Courtesy Sanara Yoga & Wellness)
Southlake business owner offers free virtual yoga classes in midst of coronavirus outbreak
With new restrictions in place to limit the spread of coronavirus, many businesses are being forced to invent new ways to serve customers at a time when most Americans have been advised to stay in their homes. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Expert weighs in on survival tactics for Dallas-Fort Worth small businesses feeling strain from coronavirus