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Loop 9 BBQ Grand Prairie Is Offering Father's Day Specials
Located at Epic Central, Loop 9 BBQ is the perfect spot to make lasting memories with Dad on his special day.
Source: focusdailynews.com
High rise development coming along I-30 at Beltline in Grand Prairie – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Grand Prairie, Texas, plans another big development on I-30.
Source: nbcdfw.com
Chili's Founder Creates More Magic In Texas With New BBQ Joint
Loop 9 in Grand Prairie is now open!
Source: iheart.com
Chili's Founder Creates More Magic In Texas With New BBQ Joint
Loop 9 in Grand Prairie is now open!
Source: iheart.com
Loop 9 BBQ Grand Prairie: Chili's founder opens at Epic Central
Chili's founder Larry Lavine is behind a new barbecue restaurant in Grand Prairie's Epic Central development, near the Epic Waters waterpark.
Source: wfaa.com
Pickleball Takes Over North Texas
Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the world, and North Texas is adding sports bars and restaurants with courts near you.
Source: focusdailynews.com
Grand Prairie city manager Tom Hart will retire in October
Longtime Grand Prairie City Manager Tom Hart announced this week he will retire after 22 years of managing the city. Hart will retire at the end of October...
Source: dallasnews.com
Here's why the city of Grand Prairie is building hotels and restaurants at Epic Central
Here’s why the city of Grand Prairie is building hotels and restaurants at Epic Central The latest developments are part of a $75 million bond recently approved by voters. A rendering from Merriman Anderson Architects shows the hotels planned at Epic Central in Grand Prairie.(Courtesy Grand Prairie) 11:24 AM on May 24, 2021 CDT Grand Prairie plans to build two new hotels, several new restaurants and a large outdoor lawn, thanks to $75 million in bonds approved by voters May 1. City officials ...
Source: dallasnews.com