Check out six business updates in Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle.

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Bruvana Coffee
Bruvana Coffee House opened on Flower Mound Road in early January, owner Ali Nawazuddin said. The company tentatively plans to host a grand opening event Feb. 7, Nawazuddin added.

The coffee shop offers several coffee drinks, including dirty chai lattes, baklava lattes and strawberry matcha lattes, Nawazuddin said.  

• 500 Flower Mound Road, Flower Mound

• 3125 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound

FirstLight Home Care will offer living assistance to seniors and people with disabilities in the Flower Mound and Grapevine Lake area, starting in early February, President of the Flower Mound location John Lee said.

The company employs trained assistants to provide non-medical in-home care to aging seniors and people with disabilities to help with daily activities.

“Trained, fully licensed and fully insured, we make sure they’re trained to do the job", Lee said.

First Light operates three other locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, in Frisco, Plano and Denton.

• 2301 Olympia Drive, Ste. 301, Flower Mound

Stay informed on five road projects happening in Collin County and Tarrant County. 

Collin County

1. Allen road safety projects 

The project: The city of Allen is using Texas Department of Transportation grant funds to improve 16 intersections. 

The update: Only three intersections have not been completed, but work on all three will begin in February. The three remaining intersections to be improved will be Century Parkway and Bethany Drive, Greenville Avenue and Bethany Drive, and Greenville Avenue and Main Street. 

• Timeline: Work on the remaining three projects is expected to finish up in the fall. 
• Cost: $4.6 million for all 16 projects
• Funding source: TxDOT

• Timeline: spring 2026-fall 2027
• Cost: $27.79 million
• Funding source: town of Prosper 

Three candidates are on the ballot for the Democratic nomination for Tarrant County judge on March 3. The winner of the primary election will appear again on the November ballot against the Republican primary winner. The candidates for the Democratic primary are Millennium C. Anton Woods Jr., Marc Veasey and Alisa Simmons.

The winner of the November election will serve a four-year term as county judge.

Preparing for the polls: Early voting for the March 3 primary runs from Feb. 17-27. Registered voters may cast ballots in either Texas’ Republican or Democratic primary, but not both. Third-party candidates will appear on the ballot in November.

For more coverage of state and local races, visit communityimpact.com/election.

The overview: Candidates were asked to keep responses within 50 words, answer the questions provided and avoid attacking opponents. Responses may be edited for length, clarity and style.

Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot.

Two candidates, incumbent Tim O'Hare and challenger Robert Trevor Buker, are on the ballot for the Republican nomination for Tarrant County judge March 3. The winner of the primary election will appear again on the November ballot against the Democratic primary winner.

The winner of the November election will serve a four-year term as county judge.

Preparing for the polls: Early voting for the March 3 primary runs from Feb. 17-27. Registered voters may cast ballots in either Texas’ Republican or Democratic primary, but not both. Third-party candidates will appear on the ballot in November.

For more coverage of state and local races, visit communityimpact.com/election.

The overview: Candidates were asked to keep responses within 50 words, answer the questions provided and avoid attacking opponents. Responses may be edited for length, clarity and style.

Candidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballot.