Here are 15 businesses that are now open, coming soon or recently closed in the Prosper and Celina area.

Now open

Desi District: The restaurant portion of the business offers Indian classics like curry, biryani and tandoori kebabs, according to the company’s website.

• 400 W. Frontier Parkway, Celina

Coming soon

Petbar: The dog grooming boutique offers grooming and bathing services for dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages.

• 200 W. Frontier Parkway, Ste. 110, Prosper

F45 Training Prosper has moved to a new studio downtown, owner Susan Weaver confirmed.

What changed: Weaver and her husband, Stephen Weaver, closed their gym near the corner of Coleman Street and Prosper Trail and opened a new studio at 202 S. Coleman St. in late October.

About the business: F45 Training offers a variety of group fitness classes that focus on cardio, strength training and mobility, according to the company’s website. Each class is 45 minutes long and is staffed by two personal trainers.

In her own words: “We love downtown Prosper, and we knew there was more growth coming there,” Susan Weaver said. “We wanted to invest in our piece of Prosper.”

• 202 S. Coleman St., Prosper

Check out five upcoming and ongoing transportation projects around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Upcoming projects

1. Park Boulevard arterial concrete repair

Project: The city of Plano is removing and reconstructing a concrete arterial street and sidewalk along Park Boulevard from US 75 to east city limits.

Update: Bids for the project opened in mid-October and construction is estimated to start in late November or early December, city officials said.

• Timeline: November 2026-June 2028

• Cost: $4.7 million

• Funding: city of Plano

2. East Bethany Drive Asphalt Overlay Project

Project: The scope of the project includes constructing a protective layer of asphalt over the existing pavement to extend the life of the roadway, city of Allen documents state.

Update: The construction contract has been awarded to Overland Corporation, city officials said.

• Timeline: Construction expected to begin no later than April 15, 2027

• Cost: $1.6 million

• Funding source: city of Allen

Democrats saw decisive wins up and down the ballot in Texas and across the nation in the Nov. 3 election, flipping the Lone Star State to Democratic control for the first time in a generation.

The big picture: Texas has had a Republican governor, state Senate and state House since 2003. Next year, the state will be led by a Democratic governor, with a Democratic lieutenant governor presiding over the Senate and House lawmakers likely electing a Democrat to lead the chamber—however, the senators themselves will remain majority-Republican.

More details: How much power Lt. Gov.-elect Vikki Goodwin will have over the Texas Senate is largely up to senators, who will approve the chamber's new rules when the legislature convenes in January.

Sam Hooper, a legislative attorney and consultant, said he was "hopeful" that the election results would lead to "a more collegial Senate" and cooperation among lawmakers of both political parties.

The majority-Republican Senate and majority-Democrat House will have to find a balance, as bills cannot become law without approval from both chambers.