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From a new Baskin-Robbins location in Colleyville to renovations planned for The Spice and Tea Exchange of Grapevine, see the latest on five local businesses.
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Aviation aftermarket inventory solutions provider AvAir has opened a new facility in Grapevine, according to a news release.
The new 45,000-square-foot warehouse facility located near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is expected to support the company’s distribution and speed up nationwide delivery, per the news release. The facility is also expected to fulfill orders for the company’s 3,100 clients within the U.S. and internationally.
"Our customers rely on us to deliver the right inventory solutions quickly and efficiently," said Tyler Botthof, COO of AvAir, in the news release. "Our new Dallas location complements our facilities in Chandler and Dublin, creating a strategically located hub that enhances inventory availability and streamlines distribution to customers worldwide."
In addition to warehouse operations, the facility will house a sales and support team.
Baskin-Robbins celebrated the grand opening of its store in Colleyville Towne Square on July 18, an employee confirmed.
The new location opened at the beginning of July, but the ice cream shop hosted a grand opening party with ice cream scoops for $1.50.
Established in 1945, Baskin-Robbins features 31 different ice cream flavors alongside a variety of cakes, pies, milkshakes, sundaes and beverages.
Angels’ Attic Upscale Resale, a volunteer-run ministry of White’s Chapel Methodist Church, celebrated its 20th anniversary in July.
The resale store sells a selection of clothing, home furniture, collectibles, antiques, jewelry, electronics and more, according to its website. Proceeds from sales are used to award grants to both local and global charities.
Angels’ Attic first opened its doors in 2006 within the Northwest Plaza Shopping Center in Grapevine. The store relocated to its current location in 2018, according to previous reporting.
The Grapevine Chamber of Commerce commemorated the business’s 20th anniversary with a ribbon-cutting July 16.
The Spice and Tea Exchange of Grapevine is set to undergo renovations and will be closed July 25 through Aug. 10.
The Spice and Tea Exchange of Grapevine plans to do a complete renovation of the inside of the business and add new shelving and displays, according to company staff.
Spice and Tea Exchange of Grapevine opened on Main Street in 2012. The business sells tea, spices, salt, sweetener and kitchen accessories.
Milkshake Factory’s Grapevine location has permanently closed, according to a company spokesperson.
The business served handspun milkshakes available in several flavors, including cookie jar. Customers could also purchase chocolate-dipped strawberries and artisan chocolate bars, according to its website.
The store, which was located in the Grapevine Station North shopping center, opened in November 2024.
