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Taylor Sheridan Buys Historic Fort Worth Isis Theater for 1920s Supper Club
Downtown Cowtown at the Isis — Historic Theater Acquired By Sheridan. Taylor Sheridan's investment company has purchased the Downtown Cowtown at the Isis, the historic Stockyards theater that sat dark for nearly three years after racking up $5.3 million in loan defaults and delinquent taxes. The company bought the property in December 2025, and SGS Supper Club — the venture owned by Sheridan, David Glasser and Dan Schryer — now plans to turn the century-old building into a 1920s-inspired Texas supper club.
The Financial Wire
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What Happened to These 9 Former Circuit City Stores in DFW?
Circuit City was once a familiar sight across Dallas–Fort Worth, competing for customers in the growing electronics retail market. Even before its collapse in 2009, the company had relocated some stores into newer buildings, leaving behind older retail properties. When the chain finally closed, more buildings were left behind. Many survived, but their purposes changed dramatically.
Texas Jobs Desk
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Southlake Style
Southlake Flooring Company Expands Into Dallas
A Southlake-owned flooring restoration company is taking its services to some of Dallas’ most established neighborhoods. ReCoat Revolution of North DFW, locally owned by Joe and Jennifer Worrel, has expanded its exclusive service territory to include Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, and East Dallas neighborhoods such as Lakewood and the M Streets/Greenville area.
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Callaway announces $15 million investment for 3D-printing facility
Callaway's $15 million 3D-printing facility will open in Texas in 2027 with custom titanium clubs to follow. Here's what we know so far. The post Callaway announces $15 million investment for 3D-printing facility appeared first on Golf .
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Frisco's Red Lobster on Preston Road Closes
The Red Lobster at 3056 Preston Road in Frisco closed on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, with door signage confirming the shutdown. The closure lands just over two years after the seafood chain filed for bankruptcy, and it adds Frisco to a growing list of North Texas communities losing their local Red Lobster.
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The Black Rabbit Antique Market Concept Coming to Downtown Frisco
A store selling items from different eras of history is under construction downtown. From a recent permit filing, The Black Rabbit Antique Market is coming to Frisco at 8760 7th Street. This is right in the downtown’s historic Rail District. Right now, an opening date has not been announced.