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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Time for a glow-up: Just down the road in Burleson, Cooper Salon and Spa nails blonding, balayage, haircuts, smoothing and extensions, then ups the glow with hydrodermabrasion facials, chemical peels, lashes, brows, spray tans and full body waxing.
Level up family time: Locally owned and family operated, Alley Cats Entertainment Burleson has you covered with bowling, laser tag, arcade games, and other family attractions, plus a solid food and bar menu to keep everyone fueled.
Crave-worthy Chef Mex: When your taco cravings get bossy, Rio Mambo in Burleson delivers with its Chef Mex approach, using quality meats, aged cheese, and fresh herbs that make fajitas and those quirky flauta martinis hit different.
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The five stories Burleson readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
On the Rocks Italian Bistro has opened in Old Town Burleson, Texas, where filets are seared tableside on heated lava rocks.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Trader Joe's is planning to open two new stores in Texas, with stores at 9052 North City Drive in Fort Worth and 5900 Preston Road in Plano.
Full story at chron.com ↗
Rio Mambo Tex-Mex y Más has closed its restaurants in Burleson, Colleyville and Weatherford, leaving only one location remaining in Fort Worth's Cityview Centre.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The 2026 Empowering Seniors Expo returns to Fort Worth's Will Rogers Memorial Center on October 1, with over 190 exhibitors and a free lunch, health screenings, and door prizes.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Fort Worth broke ground on $1.76M Smiley Park in southeast Fort Worth’s Ash Crescent neighborhood, aiming to transform a vacant lot behind the Best Maid Pickles warehouse.
Full story at fortworthreport.org ↗
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