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From a new Japanese-fusion restaurant to a grocery store opening, read 16 business updates in and around Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle.
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Ambition Dance Productions offers a variety of classes for genres like ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary and hip-hop. Competitive dance training at the business also comes at different levels.
The business sells auto parts including wipers, brake pads, engine oil and batteries.
The restaurant offers double-fried chicken wings, boneless wings, bao buns and potstickers, according to its menu.
Degree Wellness offers several services, including oxygen therapy, an infrared sauna, cryotherapy and a cold plunge.
The tutoring center helps students in grades K-12 with mathematics and English in small teacher-student ratios, owner and director Neha Mehrotra said.
The business offers grooming and hygiene services for dogs, such as nail trimming, teeth brushing and shedding treatments.
Shift Wraps specializes in high-end restyling and protection services, including paint protection film, window tinting, and commercial vehicle wraps and branding.
The restaurant serves nigiri, sashimi and other hand-rolled sushi options. Other hot dishes include miso black cod and wagyu gyoza.
The store offers bread, cookies, ice cream cakes and fried doughnuts. Customers can also find fresh flowers, meat and seafood.
The business’s coffee is roasted locally each week on a low-emission Bellwether roaster with beans sourced from ethical, living-wage farms, founder Tony Daussat said. The coffee shop will also have small bites and provisions from local artisans.
The park will include pedestrian trails, nature-inspired playground equipment, native landscaping, a water feature and a pavilion.
Menu items include burgers, chicken sandwiches, wings, patty melts, chicken strips and breakfast items like biscuit sandwiches and taquitos.
River Walk restaurant Whiskey and Smoke is now under the ownership of Randy Creed and Chris Kummer as of January. The pair rebranded the restaurant to Lone Star Prime. The restaurant’s menu includes steaks, fish, burgers and salads.
California-based Homebound purchased more than 1,000 housing lots across North Texas, including 44 within the Lakeside mixed-use development. The company plans to build Mediterranean-style villas that will start at $1.79 million.
Co-owner Valarie Gross said financials are the reason for the departure. The menu included flatbread pizzas, wings, paninis and pancakes.
The chain closed all its locations as part of its liquidation process, which started in January, per previous reporting. Francesca’s sold clothing and accessories.
