Kate Weiser will open the doors for her chocolate store in Grapevine on Nov. 15.

The gist: The Dallas-based chocolatier is known for its handcrafted chocolates, including its popular "Lil' Carl the Snowman" hot cocoa bombs. Every bonbon, candy bar and Carl is painted by hand and no two are exactly alike, according to the website.  According to her Instagram page, “Lil’ Carl the Snowman” is a four-pack of hand-painted Belgian chocolate filled with mini marshmallows that melt in a warm mug of milk.

The background: Weiser opened her first location in Dallas in 2014; the Grapevine store will be the fourth. The businessheadquarters is in Garland, according to her website. She found the Grapevine location in August and posted a coming soon sign in September, in time for GrapeFest. 

Quote of Note: “People can expect an elevated customer experience that feels cozy, magical and sweet from our team, to the hot cocoa and all the fun events that will go along with them,” she said. 

Salience Health now offers psychiatric health care services in Southlake to treat patients with depression or anxiety, Director of Marketing Je Ewing said. 

The details: Salience Health services include therapies, diagnostic evaluations and personalized care plans, according to its website. The business also offers offers Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy, which uses magnetic fields to treat the cause of mood disorders like depression, per its website.

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Hyatt Hotels held a groundbreaking ceremony Nov. 10 for a new hotel at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

The Hyatt House DFW hotel will be at the Southgate entrance at the airport and the extended-stay hotel expects to be open in the summer of 2027, according to a news release.

The details: Hyatt House DFW will have 130 residential-style suites for single-night stays or extended stays and rooms will include separate living areas and a full kitchen, according to a news release.

What else? The hotel will sit adjacent to Hyatt Place DFW and will be the fourth Hyatt-branded hotel at DFW. The other two are Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport and Grand Hyatt DFW. According to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, the hotel has an estimated cost of $28 million and will be six stories tall.

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