Water line replacements along Mount Gilead Road in Keller are scheduled to begin Feb. 23.

The details: Mount Gilead will be closed between Robin Drive and Bancroft Road and will be a southbound-only route as new water lines are installed, according to a city news release.

City Pickle USA is now open in Fort Worth.

Winter Storm Fern delayed the planned grand opening and a rescheduled date for that event is still pending, said Hannah McKeever, head of membership and corporate sales.

The facility hosted a members-only event Feb. 1 and opened to the public Feb. 2.

The details: City Pickle USA has 16 pickleball courts with 10 indoor and six outdoor courts. The first day the outdoor courts could be used was Feb. 16, as cold weather prevented the staff from getting the paint for the lines finished.

The full-service gym features equipment and wellness amenities such as a sauna, red light therapy and cold plunge, McKeever said.

The facility has a bar and pro shop, both open to the public regardless of membership, she said. There are also corn hole and a chipping green amenities outside.

• 8600 North City Drive, Fort Worth

Firm Foundation Wellness Center is now offering chiropractic services in Keller. The business opened in late January, according to a social media post.

The details: Firm Foundation Wellness Center provides personalized, affordable and more intentional care, according to its website. Some of its services include:

• Sports injury recovery
• Chronic pain management
• Family chiropractic care
• Wellness consultations
• Posture analysis and correction

• 140 Pecan St., Keller

Jason Pearce is running against Andrew L. Rubell in the Democratic primary to compete in November for the U.S. House of Representatives District 4 seat.

What voters should know: The winner in March will face the winner of the Republican primary in November. Candidates were asked to keep responses under 50 words, answer the questions provided and avoid attacking opponents. The questions include:

What would your top priorities be if you are elected? 
Why are you running for this position?
What are the biggest challenges facing the cities in your district?

Dates to know: Early voting began Feb. 17, and election day is March 3.

Renovations at local medical facilities are some of the new projects filed recently with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Here are five of the most expensive permits filed with TDLR for North Texas projects in the past week.

1. Parkhill Junior High and North Junior High at Richardson ISD

2. Alliance Embraer MRO

3. Garage and helipad for Medical City Fort Worth

4. Legacy ER and Urgent Care Frisco West

5. McIntyre Industrial Phase I buildings 1, 2 and 3