Frisco Fire Chief Lee Glover is set to retire this summer after serving 35 years with the department, according to a city news release.

What you need to know: Glover joined the department in 1991 as one of the department's seven paid firefighters, and he later became fire chief in 2023, the release states. Frisco City Manager Wes Pierson said he will begin searching immediately for the next chief. 

Quote of note: “Leading this department over the past few years has been both a privilege and a responsibility that I have never taken lightly,” Glover said.

Moon Valley Nurseries is now open in Frisco, operations manager Brian Johnson said. 

What you need to know: The business offers a variety of plants and farm-grown trees, such as houseplants, vegetables and citrus trees, per the company's website. Johnson said Moon Valley Nurseries also offers several services, such as landscape design and tree care.

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Sheesh Kitchen recently launched a soft opening in Frisco, business owner Naser Alsalhi said.

On the menu: The Mediterranean restaurant serves wraps and bowls featuring beef and chicken shawarma, gyro, falafel and more.

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Ticketing enhancements in Terminal D and Terminal F and Skylink Station work on Terminal F, were among the items approved at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport board meeting April 2.

Zooming in: Next+, the construction company working on new Terminal F, worked with the airport staff for a revised execution plan for the change of gate capacity from 15 to 31. That new approach will still enable Terminal F to have 10 gates open in May 2027, with an additional five gates by the end of the year.

A phased approach will happen for the remaining 16 gates, according to board documents.

The details: Terminal D, used for international flights, will see ticket enhancements, part of a $470,378 contract with Swinerton Builders of Dallas.

Board documents stated that international travel continues to grow and that upgrades are needed to the check-in and security screening areas.