Alloy Personal Training
Alloy Personal Training is opening a fitness center in Flower Mound, according to the company’s website.
A project has been filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation to renovate an existing 1,627-square-foot space for the new gym at an estimated cost of $85,000. The work is scheduled to begin April 1 and complete Sept. 1, according to the filing.
Alloy Personal Training offers structured fitness training based on individual goals and needs. Patrons can make an appointment to discuss these goals and trainers will create the appropriate workout and nutrition plans.
Eye Level Learning Center
Eye Level Learning Center is bringing supplemental education services for children and teens to Flower Mound.
According to filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, construction of a 1,000-square-foot center is scheduled to begin March 15 and complete June 18 at an estimated cost of $85,000. The center’s program focuses on developing students to be critical thinkers and lifelong learners and has locations around the globe, according to the company website.
The center provides one-on-one coaching in math and English for children ages 4-15. It structures learning through individual assessments to craft programs tailored to a student’s specific needs.
Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming
A new neighborhood pet store, Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming, plans to open in The Shops at Highland Village, according to a news release.
The business offers a selection of pet foods, all-natural treats and chews, pet toys, and health and wellness items, according to the Woof Gang website. Customers can also choose from a variety of grooming, nail and dental services.Woof Gang operates more than 350 locations across the United States and several in North Texas, per its website. The business will be located next to the James Avery Artisan Jewelry, per the news release.
FĀC Aesthetics
FĀC Aesthetics moved locations in Argyle on Jan. 29.
According to their website, they offer injectables and facial services to help patients achieve full facial balance and a more youthful restoration.
Their services include an array of cosmetic injections including neurotoxins to prevent wrinkles, dermal filler to help restore facial volume and kybella, which can help destroy fat cells in the face. They also provide hair and skin treatments.
FĀC Aesthetics has been open in Argyle since 2021. Their name is based on founder Christy Hennigan's original name for the company, "Facial Aesthetics by Christy." They used the initial to create FĀC, converting the "A" to a long A with a macron over it to be pronounced "face," said Hennigan.
They will have a grand opening in their new building on April 10.
Dragon Kim's Taekwondo
Flower Mound has a new taekwondo studio, Dragon Kim’s Taekwondo, which offers martial arts classes for people ages 4 and up.
There are several instructors at the studio, including Grand Master Dragon Kim Jin Young who holds a 9th degree black belt in taekwondo.
Plaid Fox
Fashion resale business Plaid Fox is now open in Flower Mound.
Individuals can rent racks in the boutique starting at $35 a week, with renters taking home around two-thirds of sales at the end of the week. Item selection varies on the vendors renting racks, but the store strives to have a selection of better men’s and women’s fashion brands, according to Plaid Fox’s website.
Starbucks
Starbucks is now open serving craft beverages in Argyle.
The shop serves coffee, tea, refreshers and baked goods such as breakfast sandwiches and cake pops.
"Our company was eager and excited to build a store in the city of Argyle, we worked really hard on bringing not only baristas that will bring our mission to life but also know and live in the city of Argyle," store manager Angel Guerrero said in an email. "We are all happy to serve and support the community around us and can't wait to see everyone in our neighborhood coffee shop."
Jacob Vaughn joined Community Impact in October 2024 as a government reporter in the North Texas area. Previously, Jacob worked as a staff writer at the Dallas Observer covering local government, police, housing and homelessness. Before that, he worked as the editor-in-chief of Dallas College’s award-winning student newspaper, The Brookhaven Courier.
Heather joined Community Impact in August 2024. She is a government reporter covering Colleyville, Argyle and Roanoke. She graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in journalism and creative writing. Prior to CI, she interned at the McKinney Chamber of Commerce and People Newspapers in Dallas. In her free time she enjoys creative writing, reading and spending time outdoors.
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Jonathan is a features reporter covering businesses and restaurants across the northern Dallas-Fort Worth region. He joined Community Impact in July 2023 after earning a journalism degree at The University of Texas at Arlington and writing for the college newspaper.
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Connor is a government reporter covering city councils of Coppell, Grapevine, Plano and Richardson. He joined Community Impact in June 2023 and previously covered the cities of Wylie, Sachse and Princeton. He graduated from Southern Methodist University with a degree in journalism and political science.
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