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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.
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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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Red Lobster across from mall with JCPenney and Dillard’s throws in the towel & calls it quits after 24 years
RIGHT across from a popular shopping mall, a longstanding Red Lobster restaurant has turned off its lights. The seafood eatery shut its doors forever over the weekend, alerting foodies with a notice posted on the front door. The Red Lobster restaurant at 3056 Preston Road in Frisco, Texas – a...
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Plano Grew Up Around Haggard Farm. Now a $300M Development Is Taking Shape There
Standing on farmland his family has owned since 1885, 90-year-old Rutledge Haggard is both an institution in Plano and something of an anachronism at a Haggard Farm groundbreaking for what comes next. He is the living link to a Plano that has almost disappeared. At a December 2025 groundbreaking for...
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Plano ISD seeks to sell surplus property
Plano ISD is moving ahead with the process of selling two district-owned properties after trustees unanimously declared the properties surplus during an Oct. 27 work session. The action clears the way for the district to advertise the properties for sale, receive and evaluate proposals and eventually bring potential sales back to the Board of Trustees for approval.
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From candle making to community gathering
Witty Wick Candles owner R.J. Carranza stands inside his shop at 201 N. Ballard Ave., Suite 100, in Historic Downtown Wylie. Allison LaBrot/The Wylie News. What began with an aromatherapy kit and a little experimentation in his parents’ kitchen has grown into a downtown Wylie business where customers can make their own candles, explore new hobbies and connect with others.