There are two road segments in Grapevine scheduled to receive permanent roadway striping under an interlocal agreement between the city and Tarrant County.

Grapevine City Council approved the agreement during its May 19 meeting.

The details: According to the agreement, Tarrant County will provide labor, equipment and materials to stripe the following roads:

• Oak Grove Loop from Dove Loop Road to Dove Road
• East Wall Street from Jenkins Street to Austin Street

Pop & Pour opened its Colleyville location in late May, according to a social media post. The lounge offers champagne, mimosas, sparkling wines from different countries and bites to eat.

What's on the menu: The menu includes mimosa flights, non-alcoholic drinks, charcuterie, hummus with flatbread, and sparkling wines from Italy, France, Chile and other regions.

The details: Jessica Glenn is the founder of Pop & Pour. The business celebrated its grand opening weekend with $5 mimosa specials, giveaways and gift cards, according to a social media post.

In their words: “Bubbles are a tradition, a celebration, and a way to savor life’s beautiful moments,” Glenn said. “That tradition inspired me to create Pop & Pour, a space where the spirit of celebration is always in the air."

• 5665 Colleyville Blvd., Ste. 150, Colleyville

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Art Wheel Studio Art School LLC rebranded in Roanoke, continuing its mission of providing classical-style arts education rooted in traditional European fine art techniques for students of all ages, an April 22 social media post from the Metroport Chamber states.

The rebranding was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the chamber, facility tours and a raffle with giveaways.

The details: According to the company’s website, Art Wheel Studio Art School LLC teaches drawing, painting, sculpture and mixed media using European “Old Master” techniques with individualized instruction.

The studio offers courses in watercolor, oil, gouache, sculpture, charcoal and pastel, and students have the opportunity to enter in local, national and international competitions.

Founder Liliana Nedzelska began teaching art in 2004 from her home in Keller before expanding into after-school programs and library instruction.

She later launched Art Wheel Studio in Roanoke in 2015 with her son, Stanislav Nedzelsky, according to previous reporting.

• 300 Bowie St., Roanoke