Business

As a former Fourteen Eighteen Coffeehouse employee, I was a little sad, but also excited to learn that Fourteen Eighteen has come under new ownership and has been given a new purpose beyond serving awesome coffee.

When people think about who they are, naturally the first thing they think about is their job. This stands to reason since it comprises the majority of a person’s idea of self.

1,300 Frito-Lay and PepsiCo volunteers, 6,000 hours of community service and 19 United Way locations across the metroplex.

Bringing us smoothies galore, Jamba Juice has had its grand opening of the Jamba Juice Whirl’d Support Center (headquarters) in Frisco, Texas.

Photos/Colbea Smith [dropcap letter=”C”]rafted is a family owned and operated alcohol and gourmet food boutique, and after months of preparation the doors are ready to open! Join the soft opening Tuesday, October 18 from 3–9 p.m. to browse and shop.

October is Financial Planning Month.

The Shops at Willow Bend is entering a flashy new era, due to its first major expansion and renovation. $100 million has been poured into the project to revitalize the mall and provide guests with more shopping, dining and entertainment.

Regional Plastic Surgery Center host a Fall Beauty Event (with exclusive deals!) on October 25! Join their board certified plastic surgeons for an evening of fun, food, speakers, raffles and more.

Toyota moves into its $1 billion West Plano campus in mid-2017. It’s a project that has been years in the making.

Skratch, a new mobile app designed to connect young people with local gigs around their neighborhood, is now available for download and use in four Dallas zip codes – 75248, 75254, 75252, 75080 – with plans to expand in early 2017.