Connor Pittman is a General Assignment Reporter for Community Impact, with a focus on local news in Grapevine, Texas. Connor covers a wide range of topics, including business openings, transportation updates, zoning changes, and economic development initiatives.
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Connor's coverage predominantly centers around local city news, with a focus on government announcements and private sector developments in the Richardson, Grapevine, Coppell, and Plano areas of Texas. He reports extensively on new business openings and closures, zoning changes, infrastructure projects, city council decisions, and events within these communities.
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By: Connor Pittman, Colby Farr, Jonathan Perriello
Businesses recently opened include a new hotel, a Japanese restaurant and a bakery.
By: Connor Pittman
The restaurant opened in the mixed-use development near Coppell Jan. 6.
Construction is expected to wrap up in early March, weather permitting, according to the city's website.
The five-story hotel opened Dec. 31.
There are currently two warming shelters in operation in Lewisville.
The restaurant opened its doors Jan. 1.
By: Connor Pittman
The restaurant plans to open Jan. 17, according to a social media post.
The business welcomed its first patients Jan. 13, owner Dominic Cho said.
The closures were made 11 years after the Houston-based cafe opened its North Texas locations.
By: Connor Pittman
In addition to local population growth, Denton County also had a higher population in 2023 compared to 2019.
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