Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery has been sold to investor Josh Bock but the Hughes Family will still be intact with their legacy according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say, “Bread Winners Cafe & Bakery, a New Orleans-style breakfast and brunch spot that opened on Dallas’ McKinney Avenue in 1994, has been sold […]
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Snider Plaza: A restaurant hot spot
Snider Plaza is becoming a hotspot and one of its soon to open restaurants is the famed Dallas restaurant Slider and Blues Arcade Bar according to a Dallas News article. They say, “Longtime Dallasites likely will remember Slider and Blues as a kid-friendly pizza and wings hangout with games. It originated at Hillcrest and Northwest […]
StreetLights Residential Construction Begins
One of the largest mixed-use development projects in Dallas is starting according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say, “Construction work is starting on one of the largest mixed-use projects planned north of downtown Dallas. Years in the making, The Central project in the U.S. Highway 75 and Haskell Avenue is planned to include […]
H-E-B Plans on Opening New Location in Plano
After finding huge success in Frisco, H-E-B is set to open another location in Plano according to a San Antonio Express-News article. They say, “H-E-B will open its second location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in November. The San Antonio-based grocery chain announced Monday that its new Plano location will officially open at 6 a.m. […]
Texas to Receive $408 Million in Funding for EV Charging Stations
The future in Texas is set for electric vehicles as Texas acquires a $408 million budget for charging stations according to a Dallas Morning News article which observes, “Texas will get up to $408 million over the next five years to build electric vehicle charging stations and infrastructure across the state’s roadways, thanks to federal […]
H-E-B’s First-Day Reaches $1 Million
Shoppers and employees of H-E-B speculate that it brought in a million dollars in sales in its first day according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say, “H-E-B executives probably thought they’d seen it all after selling groceries in Texas for more than a century, but apparently not. The retailer’s new 118,000-square-foot store on […]
