\t\t\t\t\t\t\tFrom Richardson ISD proposed staff cuts to area business updates, check out five trending stories from Community Impact\u2019s Dallas-Fort Worth coverage areas.<\/p>\n
1. Richardson ISD proposes cuts to staffing, administration<\/p>\n
Richardson ISD approved staff cuts and other program reductions that will save the district an estimated $25.7 million.<\/p>\n
The cuts will include the reduction of roughly 95 full-time positions, according to a presentation from Superintendent Tabitha Branum at the April 2 board of trustees meeting.<\/p>\n
The proposed changes would be enacted with the district’s 2026-27 budget, which is set for approval in June.<\/p>\n
Read more from Reporter Isabella Zeff and Editor Michael Crouchley.<\/a><\/p>\n 2. Check out 18 business updates from Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, Trophy Club<\/p>\n From a Fort Worth restaurant opening a second location in Colleyville to a new Indian restaurant, see the latest on businesses in and around Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake and Trophy Club.<\/p>\n Discover more from Editor Connor Pittman.<\/a><\/p>\n 3. Martha\u2019s Mexican Cocina closes in north Fort Worth following eviction notice<\/p>\n A Mexican restaurant closed in north Fort Worth after the restaurant received an eviction notice.<\/p>\n The notice was posted on the door at Martha\u2019s Mexican Cocina March 26. The letter stated the restaurant had one day to remove personal property.<\/p>\n According to its website, the restaurant served authentic Mexican dishes and margaritas in a family-friendly environment. The menu featured items such as nachos, fajitas, enchiladas and quesadillas.<\/p>\n See what the buzz is about from Reporter Cody Thorn.<\/a><\/p>\n 4. McKinney to enter negotiations with Parkhill for proposed sports complex<\/p>\n City officials are entering into an exclusive negotiating period with Parkhill to develop about 300 acres in north McKinney for a sports and entertainment complex.<\/p>\n McKinney City Council members approved a resolution April 7 authorizing the city manager to negotiate an agreement with Parkhill to lead, develop and program a \u201clandmark sports and entertainment complex.\u201d The negotiating period will run up to 180 days, according to a city document.<\/p>\n