The Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County [CACDC] Board of Directors and staff members, local and state officials and the general public celebrated breaking ground for a new $2.5 million, 14,000 square-foot facility on Sept. 25.

The third Allies Day hosted by Flower Mound to showcase available property within the Lakeside Business District [LBD] attracted more than 100 brokers, developers, commercial real estate representatives, elected officials, community leaders and town staff.

Flower Mound Planning and Zoning commissioners approved The River Walk at Central Park’s 134.3-acre record plat on Monday. The River Walk’s 12-acre proposed hospital site plan was also approved.

After more than a year of struggling to stay afloat against extreme odds, Kay’s Kloset has finally conceded defeat.

Flower Mound’s Community Development Corporation board members met on Tuesday and unanimously approved numerous projects to go before the Town Council for future action.

Legacy Capital Investments, which owns 265 acres of land in the Silveron division of the Lakeside Business District, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 3.

It has taken nine years, but a unanimous vote at Monday night’s Flower Mound Town Council meeting approved the Master Plan 2001 and zoning amendments for the Hines Lakeside DFW four-star resort hotel and adjacent luxury condominium tower concept plan on the shore of Grapevine Lake.

While the Flower Mound Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) Board generally supported The River Walk at Central Park at its April 17 meeting, Vice Chairman Jim Robertson wondered about its retail viability.