A new road construction project is expected to begin soon on Celina Parkway. 

At their Dec. 9 meeting, Celina City Council members approved a $1.75 million contract to repair and resurface Celina Parkway.

What you need to know: The work will stretch from FM 428 to the Collin County Outer Loop, according to city documents. Celina Parkway is “experiencing deteriorating surface conditions and drainage issues,” which require a full reclamation and resurfacing of the road, according to city documents. Engineering Director Andy Glasgow said crews will repair the road with an asphalt overlay rather than replacing it with concrete, which would be more expensive and require more right-of-way acquisitions.

What’s next?: Construction is expected to start in early 2026 and wrap up by June, according to the city’s website.

Check out nine businesses that are now open, coming soon or closed in Prosper.

Now open
Carhartt
The business sells a variety of clothing and accessories, including outerwear, jackets, work pants and hats. Carhartt has three other Texas locations in Fort Worth, San Antonio and Tyler, according to its website.

Coming soon 
Studio Pilates International
The pilates studio features 40-minute classes led by instructors with visual demonstrations. Studio Pilates' classes are suitable for all ages and fitness levels with exercises easily modified, according to a company news release.

Closures
Firestone Complete Auto Care
The auto store has closed its location in Prosper, an automated message from the location’s phone number confirmed. The Prosper location has also been removed from Firestone’s website. The national automotive chain offers tire care, repair and maintenance services.

Check out a variety of senior-living communities and facilities available throughout Frisco.

The overview: Senior living facilities features different types of communities:

Independent-living communities cater to older adults with limited care needs. Most include amenities, such as fitness programs, housekeeping and communal meals.

Assisted-living communities specialize in providing care and supervision. These facilities frequently offer a full range of amenities as well as limited medical assistance.

Memory care facilities specialize in providing care to seniors with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other cognitive issues. Staff members are trained to help residents manage these diseases.

Hospice care is intended to relieve symptoms and suffering associated with a terminal illness in those who have been given six months or less to live. The patient must choose to forgo further curative treatment.

Nursing home/skilled nursing facilities provide care to those with illnesses or mental conditions requiring full time monitoring and medical care.

The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport board approved additional work near and around Terminal F, the sixth terminal that is expected to open in 2027.

During the Dec. 4 meeting, three contracts worth nearly $60 million were passed for various projects around DFW Airport.

The specifics: An amended contract for Terminal F and Skylink Station was revised to add $31.2 million, raising the not-to-exceed contract amount to $1.12 billion, according to airport documents.

The Phase 1 footprint of Terminal F is being expanded at the south and southeast ends to accommodate current operational projections, which will reposition hold rooms, circulation area, gate-adjacent area and concession amenities, according to documents.

What else? Contracts with Oncor Electric and EAS Contracting were approved for electrical infrastructure work.

EAS Contracting, from Roanoke, was awarded a contract not to exceed $29.7 million for the modernization and replacement of the electrical system supporting the west airfields, as well as Terminal F.