Texas Woman’s University will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony Feb. 12 to celebrate the opening of its new $107 million Health Sciences Center in Denton.

The details: The new 136,000-square-foot facility is designed to bring nursing, nutrition, health sciences and clinical training together to model a modern health care system, according to a university news release. The facility received $100 million in state funding, which was approved by the Texas Legislature in 2022.

Highlights from the new facility include advanced simulation labs, state-of-the-art classrooms, clinical training areas, therapy training areas, outdoor learning and therapy spaces and collaborative work spaces.

What they're saying: "The Health Sciences Center reflects a shared belief that education—when paired with innovation and compassion—can transform the health and wellbeing of our communities," TWU Chancellor Carine Feyten said. "It is a powerful example of how collaboration and vision can create lasting impact for our students and for Texas."

Toasty Bros., a local Denton brewery, will host a three-day celebration to commemorate its one-year anniversary, the business announced on its social media pages.

What’s happening: Starting Feb. 6, the brewery will host numerous live music acts through Feb. 8. There will also be opportunities for guests to win prizes, according to a social media post.

Toasty Bros. specializes in small-batch beer and has unique brews on site, including cream ales, pale ales, IPAs, blondes, porters and stouts, according to its website.

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Three major development projects from the Alliance area of Fort Worth are in the works, from a new pickleball facility to new residences.

Take a look at the three projects and see where progress on these developments stand.

City Pickle USA close to opening in North City: A planned grand opening celebration on Jan. 31 for City Pickle USA was postponed due to the weather from Winter Storm Fern, according to the company’s social media page. While a new date for the grand opening has not been named, officials with the pickleball facility confirmed its member day is set for Feb. 1.

Multi-family development to bring more than 800 apartments, townhomes: HPI Real Estate Services and Investment is behind a development that will feature more than 800 residences near Blue Mound Road and will add a turn lane on Bonds Ranch Road, according to previous reporting.

Ground was broken in October, and dirt and utility work have followed, according to Tim Shaughnessy, president of HPI Multifamily.