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NewQuest Properties announced plans May 2 for a 1,080-acre residential community in Plantersville at FM 1774 and Hwy. 105. (Courtesy NewQuest Properties)
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CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 1,080-acre community to be developed at FM 1774, Hwy. 105 in Plantersville; Pflugerville ISD facing financial woes due to property values and more top news

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Take a look at the top five trending stories across Community Impact Newspaper’s coverage areas in Texas as of May 4.

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According to ownership, the company first opened the new location this February and held a grand opening in mid-March. (Courtesy of Plano Antique Mall)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Plano Antique Mall relocates ...
1838 Grill New Braunfels opened in early March and serves American-style food. (Courtesy 1838 Grill New Braunfels)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 1838 Grill New Braunfels ...
Jennifer Barton, a representative of the Texas Association of School Boards, presents information about market salaries in school districts at an April 5 Conroe ISD board of trustees meeting. (Screenshot via Conroe ISD/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Conroe ISD approves teacher, ...
As Houston ISD officials continue to discuss details of a five-year strategic plan designed to reshape how the district operates, new details were released March 31 for what the changes could mean at the campus level. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Houston ISD releases details on campus-level staffing for 2022-23 school year under proposed hybrid model and more top news
Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza opened March 18 at 2700 W. Pecan St., Ste. 950, Pflugerville. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza now open in Pflugerville; Zoes Kitchen closes The Woodlands Market Street location and more top news
(Laura Aebi/Community Impact Newspaper)
Katy's historic rice dryer to undergo redevelopment; explore farmers markets in Conroe-Montgomery area and more top Houston-area news
Redevelopment project looks to transform rundown shopping center into community multi-use destination
H-E-B's new McKinney location will have a fuel station, car wash, drive-thru pharmacy and more. (Courtesy H-E-B)
$20M new construction for H-E-B to be finished by 2023 and 4 other commercial projects in McKinney; California-based Fatburger heading to Keller and more top DFW news
Harmony Science Academy Leander will be built at 3250 Hero Way. Pictured is a rendering of the school's exterior. (Rendering courtesy Harmony Public Schools)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Harmony Public Schools to expand with Leander campus; Memorial Hermann, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas fail to reach contract agreement and more top news
Demolition began on the Cactus Nights Sports Bar building this week to make way for a new dance hall and bar. (Steffanie Bartlett/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Cactus Nights Sports Bar in Round Rock demolished to make way for new dance hall and bar; McKinney ISD to clear Timber Creek property for future school and more top news
The Katy ISD board of trustees voted Feb. 24 to restructure its members after two trustees allegedly breached the district's code of conduct. (Community Impact Newspaper file photo)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Katy ISD board of trustees restructures after misconduct allegations; California-based Fatburger heading to Keller and more top news
The center will have seven dine-in movie theaters, bumper cars, an arcade, virtual reality gaming, a rock climbing wall and more. (Courtesy EVO Entertainment)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: EVO Entertainment to open in Southlake Town Square; 2 new major developments coming to Houston Spaceport and more top news
The grand opening of the Robbie & Lynore Robinson Fine Arts Center was postponed in December after district officials said they discovered "significant cracking as a result of poor workmanship and/or design." (William C. Wadsack/Community Impact Newspaper)
Plano ISD considering lawsuit over defects at $67.5M fine arts center; District 121 in McKinney announces first restaurants and more top DFW news