Pickle City USA held a grand opening celebration and a ribbon-cutting ceremony June 10 in north Fort Worth.

The details: Pickle City USA has 16 pickleball courts, with 10 indoor and six outdoor courts. The full-service gym features equipment and wellness amenities such as a sauna, red light therapy and cold plunge, said Hannah McKeever, head of membership and corporate sales.

The Bench, a sports bar inside the facility, is open to the public, as well as the pro shop, regardless of membership, she said.

The background: The original grand opening celebration was set for Jan. 31, but was postponed due to Winter Storm Fern.

All the events planned for that day, including an acoustic performance by country music artist Chris Cagle, still happened on June 10.

Before the concert started, McKeever said there were about 600 guests at the facility.

• 8600 North City Drive, Fort Worth

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.

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.

Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. AC Hotel McKinney set to debut 137-room hotel, 5th-floor upscale eatery

2. Craig International announces $200M mixed-use project for former Globe Life HQ

3. 16 business updates in Prosper, Celina

4. Hugs Cafe closes downtown McKinney cafe ahead of Hugs HQ debut in July

5. Celina council approves 25-acre Chevrolet dealership near DNT

6. Aw Shucks brings fresh seafood, welcoming atmosphere to Frisco

The Texas Education Agency released results June 10 from this year’s State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness end-of-course exams.

The overview: High school students who took the year-end exams this spring made gains in all subjects, TEA data shows. Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath said students’ academic progress was due to “focused instruction and high expectations” in the classroom.

What you need to know: Individual STAAR results are shared through the state assessment portal. Each Texas student receives a unique access code for their results. Families can find the code on the first page of their child’s report card or contact their school, according to the TEA.

Texas public school students in third through 12th grade take the exam each spring, and it is used to measure student progress and teacher performance.

What's next: The TEA is scheduled to release STAAR scores for third- through eighth-grade students June 16.