Prosper approved a $2 billion Venetian village on the Dallas North Tollway, while Indian grocery store and food court Spices of India eyes a 2027 opening in McKinney.<\/p>\n
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Prosper greenlights $2B Venetian village on Dallas North Tollway<\/p>\n
The Marco, a mixed-use development modeled after an Italian village, has received approval from the town of Prosper. Prosper Town Council unanimously approved a rezoning and planned development for the project at an Oct. 27 meeting. Plans for the development include a lagoon, canals, corporate offices, shopping, a theater, up to two hotels and a variety of housing options, according to town documents.<\/p>\n
Read the full story from Reporter Jenna Stephenson<\/a><\/p>\n Spices of India grocery store, food court slated for 2027 opening in McKinney<\/p>\n Indian grocery store and food court Spices of India is set to open in the Plaza at Fort Buckner retail center in 2027, a representative of the business confirmed. The 15,600-square-foot, family-owned store will offer South Asian staples such as spices, rice, flours, lentils and beans, as well as fresh-made roti, samosas and puff pastries.<\/p>\n Get more details from Editor Shelbie Hamilton<\/a><\/p>\n Little Dutch opens with contemporary Italian concept in Grapevine<\/p>\n A new Italian eatery offering an upscale, distinctive dining experience is now open in Grapevine. Little Dutch offers Italian menu items along with dishes inspired by other regions, according to a city of Grapevine press release. The restaurant\u2019s interior features a glass atrium with crystal chandeliers and a green glass bar.<\/p>\n See what the buzz is about from Editor Hannah Johnson<\/a><\/p>\n More than 214K ballots cast in Collin County during first week of early voting<\/p>\n At the close of the first week of early voting on Oct. 25, 214,745 voters had cast their ballots at polling locations in Collin County, county documents show. About 26.9% of the county\u2019s registered voters have turned out for the midterm election as of Oct. 25, according to the Collin County Elections Office.<\/p>\n Read more from Editor Shelbie Hamilton<\/a><\/p>\n Vaaraahi – Biryanis & Beyond offers Indian cuisine in Frisco<\/p>\n Vaaraahi – Biryanis & Beyond opened its flagship location in Frisco on Oct. 16. The restaurant serves Indian cuisine, including Hyderabadi-style biryanis, curries, tandoori kebabs, South Indian specialties and Indo-Chinese dishes, along with desserts and drinks.<\/p>\n