Plans for new townhomes at the corner of Spring Creek Parkway and Windhaven Parkway are moving forward.

What happened: At their Jan. 5 meeting, Plano Planning and Zoning commissioners approved a preliminary plat for 187 single-family residential townhomes and five common area lots. Commissioners had previously approved a preliminary site plan in June. 

Zooming out: The townhomes are part of the broader Haggard Farm mixed-use development, which is being developed by Stillwalter Capital. Construction on the first phase of the $750 million project began in mid-December, according to a city news release. The first phase of Haggard Farm is planned to feature 100,000 square feet of retail space, 350 residential units, over 100 townhomes, hike-and-bike trails and a park.

Salad and Go will close all of its locations in Texas and Oklahoma on Jan. 11, the company confirmed on social media.

The specifics: Salad and Go is a drive-thru chain offering salads, wraps and soups. The company is closing all 25 of its remaining Texas locations.

The context: Salad and Go already closed multiple Texas stores in September, including all of their locations in Houston and San Antonio.

Oak & Stone, an tavern-style restaurant specializing in pizza and craft beer, is opening soon at the West Grove development in McKinney.

The gist: It will be the restaurant brand’s first location to open in Texas, according to a news release. Oak & Stone offers menus for lunch and dinner as well as brunch, according to its website. Its menu includes artisan pizzas, wings, salads and sandwiches. Oak & Stone restaurants also include a self-pour “Tap Wall” that features 50 rotating taps of beer, wine, bourbon, whiskey, cocktails and more.

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