Harvest House, a downtown Denton event space, bar and music venue, reopened with its own in-house food truck June 26 after a transition in ownership, new owners Hannah and Matt Burks said.

The details: The bar and event venue closed June 22 and reopened June 26 while city officials performed building and fire safety inspections, the new owners said. After they acquired the business, the Burkses had to refile for a certificate of occupancy, which requires a series of building inspections, according to the city's website.

They did not make any changes to the building during the closure. All staff members kept their jobs after Matt and Hannah Burks took over the business, Matt Burks said.

Some background: Matt and Hannah Burks began exploring acquiring the venue in January, Matt Burks said. Axis Realty Group announced an "opportunity for ownership" that same month.

Located near the Denton square, Harvest House opened in 2015 and is the city’s largest live music, bar and beer garden venue, according to its website.

Flowergarden118 is under new ownership as of the beginning of June.

What’s happening: The flower shop now is under the leadership of Paula Bates, according to a company Instagram post.

The previous owners, Cindy and Kirk Simmons, said they are retiring after 15 years operating Flowergarden118.

“We are forever grateful for the love and support from our family and friends, the love we felt and the friendships gained from so many customers old and new, and our forever family that worked hard to make Flowergarden successful every day, every year along the way,” the post reads.

Flowergarden118 provides a variety of floral services, including creating specialty bouquets, terrariums and plant arrangements, as well as florals for occasions like anniversaries, birthdays and baby gifts.

• 118 W Congress St., Denton

Frontier Airlines announced it would add eight new routes that were previously operated by Spirit Airlines.

The details: One of the new routes, which started July 5, connects Dallas Fort Worth International Airport to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport in New Orleans.

There will be daily flights to and from DFW Airport, out of Terminal E.

What they’re saying: “We are pleased to grow our service across the country to ensure low-cost flight options remain available to consumers as they plan their travel this summer and beyond,” said Josh Flyr, Frontier Airlines vice president of network and operations design. “With premium upgrades paired with our signature affordability, we are thrilled to show travelers why we are America’s low-fare airline.”

A new Hot Topic is coming to Allen, and Walmart in Prosper will undergo three months of renovations. Check out five major construction permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation around Dallas-Fort Worth. This list is not comprehensive. 

Train 4 Tomorrow
TDLR documents show Train 4 Tomorrow, a gym in Richardson that offers fitness classes and personal training will convert an office building on Twilight Trail into a gym. The conversion will cost about $18.39 million and start in mid-July, per TDLR documents. 

• Location: 508 Twilight Trail, Ste. 103, Richardson
• Estimated timeline: July 15-Sept. 30
• Estimated cost: $18.39 million

• Location: 500 Richland Blvd., Prosper
• Estimated timeline: Jan. 3, 2027-April 22, 2027
• Estimated cost: $1.3 million