Each month, Community Impact Newspaper takes readers behind the scenes of a locally owned business in the area. Some of these establishments have been around for years; others are relatively new. Find out more about the people behind them and how they got started.

May

Printed Threads in Keller

Brett Bowden first started his shirt-printing business in his garage. Now, his operation employs 30 workers and produces between 2,000-10,000 T-shirts per day.

June

Cinnamon Creek Ranch in Roanoke

Joe and Nola Musacchio began their business nearly 35 years ago. Customers visit Cinnamon Creek Ranch to have their animals processed into products, such as steaks, jerky, meatballs and sausage. The facility also includes retail space, an event center and an archery range.

July

Axiom Coffee in Fort Worth

Brothers Heath and Luke Miller help serve the local and global community while providing food and drinks at their cafe.

August

Nikko Blu Gallery and Boutique in Keller

Shop owner Kimberly Waczak launched her jewelry-making business with a website in 2014. She later opened a brick-and-mortar store on Main Street as demand for her work grew.

September

Mad Duck Cyclery in Roanoke

Mark Hitz traded his decades-long career in the pharmaceutical industry for a bicycle shop. He cycles about 100 miles each week when he is not in the store.

October

Dana’s Studio of Dance in Keller

Dana Bailey’s business acumen helped her parlay a single dance studio into a chain of studios that has become a major force in the region.

November

Keller Glass and Mirror in Keller

Roy and Jon Eon, a father-son duo, took over Keller Glass and Mirror in 2016. The business provides glass and mirror products as well as cutting and installation services to people all over the DFW area.

December

Pro Taekwondo in Roanoke

Husband and wife Daryl and Mandi Rhyne offer taekwondo and kickboxing classes for children and adults at their martial arts studio.