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Sunbelt Rentals to add more than 5 acres to Grapevine site

Sunbelt Rentals plans to add more than 5 acres to its Grapevine location along Texan Trail.

Grapevine City Council unanimously approved a conditional-use permit and rezoning request for 5.13 acres during a joint meeting with the planning and zoning commission May 19.

The details: The company plans to use the expansion for the display and storage of heavy machinery and equipment, according to city documents. The approval also greenlit the addition of six electric vehicle charging stations and dedication of seven existing parking spaces for the stations.

Director of Planning Services Erica Marohnic said the more than 5-acre tract was a former oil and gas drilling site for Chesapeake Energy.

Additionally, the 5.13 acres will be incorporated into the existing 22.32-acre Sunbelt site, per city documents.

 
On The Business Beat
Bread Zeppelin reopens in Southlake after renovations

The Southlake Bread Zeppelin location has reopened after undergoing renovations.

The overview: Company staff said changes include a new drink station, updated paint and polishing the floors. The restaurant had a brief closure while renovations were ongoing before reopening May 19.

What's on the menu: Bread Zeppelin serves a selection of salads, including Caesar, a metro cobb, buffalo chicken and more. Salads can be ordered in a bowl or stuffed inside a baguette.

  • 260 N. Kimball Ave., Southlake
 
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Lone Star Executive Suites marks 10-year anniversary in Grapevine

Lone Star Executive Suites celebrated its 10-year anniversary after a decade of providing private office and meeting spaces for local businesses and professionals.

What happened: The family-owned business marked the anniversary with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 21 hosted by the Grapevine Chamber of Commerce, according to a social media post. The celebration also included a luncheon and anniversary party for clients, tenants and community members.

About the company: According to the company’s website, Lone Star Executive Suites offers eight private office suites ranging from 88 to 238 square feet, along with three meeting rooms that seat six, eight or 12 people. Amenities include fully stocked break rooms and kitchen facilities, controlled entry, free visitor parking, on-site management and storage options. The business also offers virtual office services for remote workers and businesses needing a professional address and meeting space.

What else?: The business has operated for the past decade serving entrepreneurs, small businesses and remote professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

  • 312 W. Northwest Hwy., Grapevine
 

Your Weekend To-Do List

Check out these weekend events across the metro area.

Stars on Ice

Global whiskey pairing dinner

May 29-30, 7 p.m.
Allen

May 31, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Denton

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Polynesian festival

ScaleFest model competition

May 30, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Frisco

May 30, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Grapevine

More info

More info

 
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CI Texas
Texas’ statewide elections are set for November. Here are the candidates on the ballot.

Texas’ primary election season came to a close May 26 as candidates declared victory in dozens of federal, state and local runoff races.

The latest: The winner of each runoff will advance to the Nov. 3 general election, joining candidates who won their primaries outright in March.

Voters will see 18 statewide contests on the November ballot, alongside all congressional seats, most state legislative seats, eight State Board of Education seats and a variety of local positions.

On the ballot: 

  • U.S. Senate: Attorney General Ken Paxton and state Rep. James Talarico
  • Governor: Greg Abbott (incumbent) and state Rep. Gina Hinojosa
  • Lieutenant governor: State Rep. Vikki Goodwin and Dan Patrick (incumbent)
  • Attorney general: State Sens. Nathan Johnson and Mayes Middleton
  • Comptroller: State Sen. Sarah Eckhardt and businessman Don Huffines
  • Land commissioner: Dawn Buckingham (incumbent) and Bay City council member Benjamin Flores
  • Agriculture commissioner: Businessman Nate Sheets and rancher Clayton Tucker
  • Railroad commissioner: Former Tarrant County GOP Chair Bo French and state Rep. Jon Rosenthal 
 

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