A change in gas station branding will lead to the construction of a new Whataburger and Starbucks at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

The DFW Mart North at 2900 N. Airfield Drive and the DFW Mart South at 2344 Rental Car Drive will become 7-Eleven stores.

What’s happening: As part of the rebranding, there will be changes at both locations.

At the DFW Mart North, the car wash will be removed, the 18-wheeler parking lot will be repaved and a freestanding Starbucks will be constructed.

At DFW Mart South, the connected Whataburger will be removed.

A 20-year lease with DFW Lucky 7, LLC for a standalone Whataburger at the Southgate Plaza area of DFW Airport was approved, starting on Jan. 1, 2027.

The Peach Cobbler Factory is closing and Cinnabon will replace it inside Terminal D at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

The DFW Airport board of directors approved the reconcept plan during the Nov. 5 meeting.

No timetable was available for when Cinnabon will open.

The Peach Cobbler Factory sold cobblers, brownies, Belgian waffles, churro sticks with dipping sauce, cookies and cinnamon rolls.

On the menu: This will be the first Cinnabon location at DFW Airport.

Cinnabon serves cinnamon rolls, coffee, lemonade and chillatta, a frozen drink with such flavors as cinnamon roll, caramel latte, strawberry, mango or cookies and cream, according to the website.

At her first public event since winning the Nov. 3 election, Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa announced her initial plans for the transition between gubernatorial administrations, emphasizing her plans to work across the aisle in "building a government that is working for the people of Texas."

The overview: Hinojosa also announced the team leading her transition to the governor's office:

• Joe Madden, former chief of staff for Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo

• Former GOP state Rep. Ernest Bailes

• Ryan Pollock, executive director of the Texas State Building and Construction Trades Council

• Tamala Barksdale, a former Austin ISD trustee

Quote of note: "This is not about being a Democratic administration," she said. "I'm not going to be the governor for just Democrats—I'm going to be the governor for all the people of Texas."

One more thing: Hinojosa said Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, whom she unseated in the Nov. 3 election, had been "gracious" and expressed that his office would "fully cooperate with this transition and be helpful as they can."

Collin County voters rejected proposed bonds from the county and Collin College in the Nov. 3 midterm election, while races for state and federal representatives were decided across the metro. Check out six trending stories from Community Impact’s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.

1. See results for state representative, senator races in Collin County

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4. See results for Dallas County midterm races

5. See results in Denton County Nov. 3 election

6. Collin County voters opposed to $600M Collin College bond