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Gypsy moths a growing nuisance, defoliating trees and leaving mess behind - Vimarsana News

Gypsy moths a growing nuisance, defoliating trees and leaving mess behind

Invasive gypsy moths have taken residence in several oak trees in Becky Rose's yard and the Alamo Township neighborhood, leaving some trees leafless. What sounds like a soft sprinkle of rain is actually the caterpillar droppings, or frass, falling through the trees. "It's so bad, that when you stand by our pole barn, you can hear them poop," Alamo Township homeowner Becky Rose said.

Knox among most expensive streets for office leasing in U.S. as companies flock to vibrant districts - Vimarsana News

Knox among most expensive streets for office leasing in U.S. as companies flock to vibrant districts

Mixed-use neighborhoods outside cities' central business districts are thriving nationwide

Source: wfaa.com
Byron Nelson Leadership Provides Details on New Sponsorship, Charitable Giving, More - Vimarsana News

Byron Nelson Leadership Provides Details on New Sponsorship, Charitable Giving, More

With a new, 10-year title sponsorship deal in place with global holding firm CJ Group, Byron Nelson leaders are looking to build on charitable giving and continue to increase economic impact.

Texas Keeps Building Commercial Real Estate, but Offices Remain Empty - Vimarsana News

Texas Keeps Building Commercial Real Estate, but Offices Remain Empty

Texas has high office vacancy rates, but that's not stopping developers. "If there's demand, why would you stop developing?"

Beauty from Ashes garden dedicated in Dawson - Vimarsana News

Beauty from Ashes garden dedicated in Dawson

Neighbors helping neighbors heal was the unspoken theme of Saturday evening’s dedication of the “Beauty From Ashes” garden.