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Prosper to consider using roundabouts instead of traffic signals on future roads

Prosper residents could see more roundabouts on future roadways as town officials consider implementing a new policy to guide their usage.

What you need to know: Prosper Town Council members discussed the town’s potential roundabout policy at a March 24 work session. Hulon Webb, Prosper’s engineering director, said several roadways in Prosper that are slated for future construction could be candidates for roundabouts. Some roadways could have interim roundabouts, while others may be permanent.

The discussion: Town Council members generally agreed that roundabouts should not be used on fully built six-lane roadways. However, they supported evaluating interim roundabouts along Prosper Trail at Legacy Drive and Teel Parkway, as future road improvements for Prosper Trail have not been fully designed yet.

Next steps: Town staff will work to finalize a policy for evaluating potential roundabout locations in Prosper, as well as a map for the town’s design standards.

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We Rock The Spectrum to bring a sensory-safe indoor playground to Celina

A new kid's gym centered around sensory-safe play is set to open soon in Celina.

What they offer: We Rock the Spectrum is designed to support children with autism, sensory processing disorders and other developmental needs and features sensory equipment, such as a zip line, crash pit, trampoline, hammock swing, tunnel, swivel rotators, climbing mountain and more. The kid's gym is intended to help children with strength, movement, sensory processing, communication and social interactions, according to its website.

3510 N. Louisiana Drive, Celina

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Check out 6 restaurants newly opened in the Dallas-Fort Worth area

Looking to explore food opportunities beyond your community?

Check out the following restaurant news from across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, as previously reported by Community Impact. This list is not comprehensive.

Colleyville: Rings Donuts
The shop offers a variety of doughnuts, including chocolate, glazed, blueberry fritters, doughnut holes, cinnamon rolls and filled doughnuts, according to its website. Customers can also purchase croissants, breakfast sandwiches and kolaches. Available drinks include coffee beverages like lattes, mochas and macchiatos, as well as orange juice, apple juice, energy drinks and tea.

Opened March 21
1101 Cheek-Sparger Road, Ste. 103, Colleyville

Denton: Gen Korean BBQ
The restaurant allows guests to cook their own meats, such as beef, pork or chicken, in a built-in tabletop grill, the company’s website states. The menu also includes seafood options, appetizers such as deep-fried mandu, soups and salads, according to its website.