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Carroll students help match stroke patient to clinical trial on India trip
Seven Carroll Senior High students traveled to Gujarat, India, in May on a healthcare outreach trip where physicians used a platform built by Carroll alum Sahaj Satani to connect two patients to active clinical trials, and a Claidex club is coming to the school.
Education
Carroll students help match stroke patient to clinical trial on India trip
Seven Carroll Senior High students traveled to Gujarat, India, in May on a healthcare outreach trip where physicians used a platform built by Carroll alum Sahaj Satani to connect two patients to active clinical trials, and a Claidex club is coming to the school.
Seven Carroll Senior High students traveled to Gujarat, India, in May on a healthcare outreach trip where physicians used a platform built by Carroll alum Sahaj Satani to connect two patients to active clinical trials, and a Claidex club is coming to the school.
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Carroll students help match stroke patient to clinical trial on India trip
Tarrant County budget proposal pairs tax rate cut with $14M in employee raises
Grapevine Chamber launches year-round health plan for small businesses
International snack chain Exotic Snack Guys opens at Grapevine Mills
Nash Farm's $100 Harvest Moon Supper returns Sept. 26
Colleyville proposes highest tax rate hike in last 10 years
Colleyville offers free dance classes before Boot Scootin' night at Heroes Park
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Arts + Entertainment
Champions Club members can spin for Beats headphones in month-long fitness challenge
Southlake's Champions Club is running a Wheel of Fitness challenge all August where members spin a prize wheel daily, complete fitness tasks to earn raffle tickets, and enter a drawing for Beats headphones at month's end.
Local Government
Colleyville library early voting site on chopping block as county eyes 45% cut in polling places
Tarrant County commissioners vote Tuesday, Aug. 4 on a proposal to cut 140 Election Day polling sites and eliminate Colleyville Public Library as an early voting location, replacing it with the Recreation Center Annex A.
Business
Grapevine wineries, hotels saw World Cup boost from visitors in 25-plus countries
The Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau recorded guests from more than 25 countries during the 39-day FIFA World Cup, with local businesses including Messina Hof Winery reporting a significant summer revenue boost as Dallas Stadium hosted nine matches just 15 minutes away.
Community
Grapevine bookstore launches 2nd annual North Texas Bookstore Crawl with 31 indie shops
Talking Animals Books in Grapevine launches the second annual North Texas Bookstore Crawl on August 1, connecting 31 independent bookstores across the region with a free passport program that runs all month.
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Local Government
Tarrant County budget proposal pairs tax rate cut with $14M in employee raises
Tarrant County's proposed $834.1 million budget for FY2026-27 includes tiered employee raises costing $13.98 million and a slight property tax rate decrease, with commissioners set to vote Tuesday, Sept. 15.
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View MoreCarroll students help match stroke patient to clinical trial on India trip
Seven Carroll Senior High students traveled to Gujarat, India, in May on a healthcare outreach trip where physicians used a platform built by Carroll alum Sahaj Satani to connect two patients to active clinical trials, and a Claidex club is coming to the school.
Education
View MoreGrapevine nonprofit adds trades track, lands $200K scholarship from Mike Rowe foundation
The Gatehouse, a Grapevine nonprofit that has served more than 900 single women since 2015, launched a vocational certification track in April 2025 with more than $200,000 in scholarship support from the mikeroweWORKS Foundation.
Education
View MoreCarroll sophomore writes self-help book for teens
Aashni Shah, a rising sophomore at Carroll High School in Southlake, published "Dear Teenagers," a self-help book written from inside the adolescent experience rather than by an adult looking back.
Education
View MoreCarroll ISD saves $4.8M with refunding bond strategy
Carroll ISD trustees approved up to $15 million in refunding bonds at their Monday, Aug. 3 meeting, a first-ever strategy projected to save $4 million in interest and capture $809,000 in state aid the district would have lost under its traditional defeasance approach.
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Colleyville offers free dance classes before Boot Scootin' night at Heroes Park
Southlake library coordinator wins city award for volunteer training overhaul
Colleyville hosts free document shredding Aug. 22 at City Hall
Southlake marks 70th birthday with Town Square party
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Texas Women's Open field more than doubles through 2031
The Destination Grapevine Texas Women's Open has grown from 46 players representing 12 countries in 2024 to 106 players from 19 countries in 2026, prompting a five-year extension that keeps the tournament at Grapevine Golf Course through 2031 with a $100,000 minimum annual purse.
Sports
Grapevine commits $425K to keep Texas Women's Open through 2031
The Grapevine City Council unanimously voted Tuesday, Aug. 18, to extend the CVB's title sponsorship of the Texas Women's Open for five more years at a total cost of $425,000, locking the growing international tournament at Grapevine Golf Course through 2031.
Sports
Carroll retained in Mahomes' Adidas Gladiator program
Southlake Carroll is one of 28 high schools and six Texas programs in Patrick Mahomes' expanded adidas Gladiator uniform program for 2026, earning new all-white uniforms ahead of the Dragons' Aug. 27 Cotton Bowl opener against Jenks.
Sports
Carroll pep rally kicks off season two weeks before Cotton Bowl
Southlake Carroll's annual Community Pep Rally at Dragon Stadium on Thursday night launched the 2026 athletic season for a football team ranked No. 8 in the state, featuring new quarterback Hudson Tomcheck, high-profile transfer Dez Bryant Jr. and a Cotton Bowl opener against Jenks on Aug. 27.
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Housewife Rebellion art gallery and wine room targets summer opening in Grapevine
Grapevine artist Nicole Heere is opening Housewife Rebellion, an art gallery and wine tasting room with a private event space called the Rebel Room, at 211 E. Worth St. near Historic Main Street this summer.
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Grapevine's September festival blitz set to fuel local businesses
Grapevine's September festival calendar — headlined by the 40th Annual GrapeFest, ItalianCarFest and the free Grapevine Main LIVE! concert series — is poised to drive thousands of visitors into local restaurants, wineries and hotels in a city where tourism accounts for 84% of sales tax revenue.
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ItalianCarFest brings 90 free vehicles to Grapevine Sept. 12
The 22nd Annual ItalianCarFest returns to Historic Nash Farm in Grapevine on Saturday, Sept. 12, with 90 Italian automobiles and motorcycles on free display, kicking off the city's fall festival season ahead of GrapeFest and Grapevine Main LIVE!
Arts + Entertainment
Indoor golf simulator venue opening Aug. 29 in Southlake
The Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator franchise co-owned by Reagan Bluth, plans to open Saturday, Aug. 29, at 500 W. Southlake Blvd. with three private bays featuring Full Swing simulators and 24/7 member access.
Roveena Chand Jassal
Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.
Roveena Chand Jassal
Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.
Roveena Chand Jassal
Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.
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