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Across Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake, there are several urgent care centers and freestanding emergency rooms. Learn more about local health care resources across the market.

The listing includes three categories:

• Retail clinic: clinics typically found in larger retailers that treat basic illnesses and offer vaccinations
• Urgent care center: can treat basic illnesses, some broken bones and other ailments
• Freestanding emergency room: can treat most symptoms and ailments—similar to a hospital’s ER

• 5500 Colleyville Blvd., Colleyville

• 5301 William D. Tate Ave., Ste. 100, Grapevine

• 2727 E. Southlake Blvd., Southlake

Southlake officials have put a project out for bid that will convert grass surfaces to turf at North Park.

The city has budgeted $6.4 million for the project, prioritizing elements of the project, said Pilar Schank, Southlake’s director of communications. Southlake officials have also created a high-end estimate of $8.2 million, which includes a project contingency that would include all possible elements for park improvements, Schank added.

The details: With the $6.4 million budget, city officials are prioritizing:

• Artificial turf conversions of existing grass fields
• Fencing
• Sidewalk connections
• Additional parking at the park

Italy-based manufacturer ATLIX plans to open its U.S. headquarters and distribution center near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

The company signed a long-term lease for the 17,180-square-foot industrial space in May, according to a news release. 

What they offer: ATLIX is a supplier of industrial metal 3D printers, which are made in Italy and distributed around the world, according to its website.

What they're saying: “ATLIX’s executives chose Dallas/Fort Worth for its U.S. headquarters because they wanted
to be in an easily accessible international city, said Shane Benner, first vice president in the Fort Worth office of Dallas-based Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services, in the news release. “They will be hosting clients from all over the world at this site.”

• 1825 Mustang Court, Southlake

McKinney-based development company Craig International announced a $200 million mixed-use development in the city, while Celina officials approved a 25-acre Chevrolet dealership.

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Trinity Metro has released a new schedule for the Trinity Railway Express and a shuttle service that will run through the duration of the FIFA World Cup in North Texas.

The overview: Two of the changes went into effect June 8, while the Cowtown Visitor Shuttle Service will start June 15.

The plan is designed to support both soccer tournament visitors and Trinity Metro’s frequent customers throughout the tournament, according to a news release.

Zooming in: The first two changes are connected to Trinity Railway Express, or TRE, which is a train service jointly owned and operated by Trinity Metro and Dallas Area Rapid Transit.

TRE will offer Sunday services until July 19 to support increased travel through the area, the release states. On match days at AT&T Stadium, or Dallas Stadium, TRE service will begin and end at Fort Worth Central Station instead of the T&P Station.

Riders can use TEXRail to ride for free between T&P Station and Fort Worth Central Station.