Connor Pittman

Dallas

FHA and LCO Editor at Community Impact Newspaper

Current journalist with the Sachse News and Wylie News; Former @dallasnews fellow and Staff writer at @thedailycampus; Sports nerd; @SMU ‘21

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Check out 3 business updates in Flower Mound

6 days ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman |Jonathan Perriello

What's nextAlford MediaAlford Media plans to relocate from Coppell to Flower Mound as it has outgrown its current office, according to company staff. The company operated out of Coppell for over 20 years and has moved to a temporary satellite office in Grapevine as the Flower Mound location is under construction, according to a company newsletter. Alford Media offers lighting, audio, visual and creative media services across the U.S. as well as internationally.
Check out 9 business updates in Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Jonathan Perriello |Connor Pittman

Now openPeak Physical TherapyPeak Physical Therapy is now open in Argyle, according to company staff. The facility offers outpatient physical therapy primarily focused on musculoskeletal conditions, including non-surgical and post surgical treatments, for patients from teenagers to the elderly, said Clinic Director Eric Terrazas. The clinic also offers concussion management training for athletes and will serve around 10 to 12 patients per day.
Spice & Tonic Indian Cuisine & Bar to open in Highland Village

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

A new restaurant featuring authentic Northern Indian cuisine, Spice & Tonic Indian Cuisine & Bar, plans to open in the Highland Village Marketplace. The menu includes dishes such as chicken tikka masala, samosas, pakoras and garlic naans, which are baked fresh according to Spice & Tonic’s website. During lunch service, diners can order a thali, which includes a variety of dishes, company staff said.
Houston-based Hines sells area developments in $800M transaction

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

Seven developments in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex were sold as part of an $800 million real estate transaction, according to a news release. Houston-based real estate firm Hines sold 11 communities across Texas, including Furst Ranch in Flower Mound, Argyle and Bartonville and Aster Park in McKinney, to a joint venture made up of an affiliate of Miami-based Starwood Capital Group and an affiliate of Land Strategies Management, per the news release.
Flower Mound council puts 21-acre Lakeside East proposal on hold

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

After receiving a recommendation of denial from Flower Mound’s Planning and Zoning Commission, a decision on the proposed mixed-use development, Lakeside East, has been delayed. Flower Mound Town Council unanimously voted at the April 7 meeting to table consideration of a master plan amendment and zoning change that would allow for a mixed-use development on over 21 acres along FM 2499 between Lakeside Parkway and Spinks Road.
Blo Blow Dry Bar plans to open Argyle location

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

A new hair salon concept, Blo Blow Dry Bar, plans to open in Argyle this summer. The business provides customers with a hair wash before blowing it out, according to its website. Amber Sams, the owner of Blo in Argyle, said customers can choose from five signature styles as well as custom looks. In addition to blow outs, Blo offers make-up services and extensions, per the website. Sams said individuals can purchase a membership at the Argyle location. More membership information is available online.
Peak Physical Therapy coming soon in Argyle

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

A new outpatient facility, Peak Physical Therapy, plans to open in April in Argyle. The physical therapy clinic provides outpatient physical therapy for muscular and skeletal conditions, concussion management, jaw pain and discomfort treatment and pelvic care for patients of all ages, Clinical Director Eric Terrazas said. Peak Physical Therapy also provides telehealth care, according to its website. The practice is part of the Upstream Rehabilitation network of clinical care, per the website.
Fuel leak affects Highland Village roadways April 4

2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

Editor's note: This story has been updated to include additional information. Work crews are responding to a confirmed fuel leak from a Republic Services truck in Highland Village that took place April 4, according to a news release. City crews have placed sand down on major roadways impacted by the spill, which should absorb the fuel, Laurie Mullens, Highland Village’s director of marketing and communications, said.
Work nears completion on The Backyard at The Shops at Highland Village

3 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Connor Pittman

A new gathering space within The Shops at Highland Village, The Backyard, is set to hold a grand opening later this year. The new outdoor space will host events, such as a summertime concert series, according to previous Community Impact reporting. The Backyard will include path lighting, several seating options, shaded areas, a water feature, landscaping and a green space.
Check out 12 summer camps in Flower Mound, Highland Village, Argyle

3 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | Jacob Vaughn |Connor Pittman

Creator CampType: day, arts, STEMAges: 6-13Dates: June 16-19, July 7-10, July 21-24Cost: cost varies by camp1301 S. US-377, Argylewww.creatorcamp.org From athletic camps to dance camps, Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle have a variety to choose from. This list is not comprehensive.Liberty Christian School Summer CampsType: day, athletic, STEMAges: 3-18Dates: May-JulyCost: cost varies by camp1301 S.