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Check out the latest on 5 Grapevine, Southlake transportation projects

From reconstructing a road following utility work in Grapevine to a nearly complete asphalt rehabilitation project along a Southlake street, read more on five local transportation projects.

Upcoming projects

East Hudgins Street utility work

Project: Work crews will install 1,500 feet of 8-inch water main and 1,500 feet of 8-inch sewer main along the roadway between South Dooley Street and South Main Street. Following completion of the installation, crews will reconstruct Hudgins.

Update: Grapevine City Council approved a contract worth up to $660,000 with Fort Worth-based RUTS Construction during the July 21 meeting. 

  • Timeline: mid-August-November
  • Cost: $660,000
  • Funding source: city of Grapevine

Ongoing projects

South White Chapel Boulevard road improvements

Project: A city contractor milled the existing asphalt surface along South White Chapel Boulevard between Southlake Boulevard and West Continental Boulevard.

Update: Final striping of the roadway is expected to be completed July 31, weather permitting.
  • Timeline: mid-July-July 31
  • Cost: $623,860
  • Funding source: city of Southlake

 
Coming Soon
Housewife Rebellion to open art gallery, tasting room in Grapevine

A new art gallery with a wine tasting room, Housewife Rebellion, plans to open near Grapevine’s Main Street.

What they offer: The gallery will feature work by Nicole Heere, the founder and owner of Housewife Rebellion. The tasting room will offer wines, charcuterie and a special glitter pink lemonade recipe, Heere said. 

Also of note: Housewife Rebellion will have a rentable space called the Rebel Room for events. The business also plans to host watch parties for Bravo's “Real Housewives.”

  • 211 E. Worth St., Grapevine

 
On The Transportation Beat
3 Dallas Love Field updates: federal funding, new route, Amazon partnership

The Federal Aviation Administration will invest $23.7 million in Dallas Love Field Airport to enhance the travel experience for families.

Southwest Airlines will add new routes out of Love Field starting in early 2027, and Amazon Web Services is partnering with Southwest Airlines for technology improvements.

Federal Aviation Administration investments: According to a news release, the FAA grant will be used to reconstruct passenger boarding bridges, making it easier for families with small children to board and deplane.

The grant is funded through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. More than $5 billion has been allocated since 2022, a year after former President Joe Biden signed it into law, authorizing $550 billion in new investments and programs.

Amazon Web Services: Southwest Airlines and Amazon Web Services will work on a transition from an on-premises environment to a cloud-based, artificial intelligence- and agent-enabled architecture by 2028, according to a news release.

Southwest Airlines: Southwest Airlines will add a new route from Love Field to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. The route starts March 11, 2027.

 

FOODIE FRIDAY
Check out these new restaurants and bars opening across the Dallas - Fort Worth area.

1418 Coffee serves handcrafted drinks in downtown Celina

1418 Coffee is open near downtown Celina with soft opening hours, according to the business’s social media.

The locally owned coffee chain offers handcrafted drinks, housemade cold brew and pastries made at its off-site bakery in Prosper.

1418 Coffee also has cafes in Prosper and Plano, and locations in Richardson and Mansfield are coming soon, according to the business’s website.


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🍣 Kimiya Japanese Cuisine offers sushi, more in Roanoke
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🍗 Houston-based Wingbay to open location on Plano, Richardson border
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🍔 Slap Burger coming soon to Richardson
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Kitchen Master serves Asian fusion cuisine in Southlake

A new Asian fusion restaurant, Kitchen Master, has opened in Southlake.

The menu focuses on Chinese dishes, but incorporates Japanese and Thai influences, restaurant staff said. Customers can order dishes including teriyaki chicken, black pepper steak and crab rangoon.


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Mark Your Calendar
North Texas Bookstore Crawl returns for second year featuring 33 locations

The Second Annual North Texas Bookstore Crawl runs throughout August and features 33 independently owned bookstores.

This year’s event runs Aug. 1-31 and includes bookstores from Grapevine, Plano, McKinney, Denton and Fort Worth.

The overview: The North Texas Bookstore Crawl was inspired by similar events that take place in Austin and Houston, and is meant to encourage readers to check out local independent bookstores throughout North Texas, per the news release. 

Throughout August, individuals can pick up a passport from participating bookstores or download one online and collect stamps across North Texas. 

Quote of note: "We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm for last year's inaugural Crawl," said Katy Lemieux, co-owner of Talking Animals Books, in a news release. "We chose August because it is relatively slow for sales at the end of summer, and we all saw huge increases in revenue during August 2025. Independent bookstores aren't competitors, we're truly collaborators.”

 

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