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PEOPLE
ABC
Anderson, Dave............... 22
Ashton, Brent................. 36
Bewkes, Jeff..................... 3
Billingsley, Lucy................ 8
Bolner, Anthony.............. 18
Bray, Jay........................ 19
Caldwell, Brad................ 21
Cassady, Jason................ 21
Corbin, Doug.................. 11
Curry, Austin.................. 21
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Grace, Christina.............. 21
Hall, Craig........................ 8
Hinckley, John.................. 2
Hollman, Travis......... 16, 17
Ivey, Michael.................... 2
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Kelly, Shawn................... 20
Koh, Lucy....................... 21
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Olkkola, Ed..................... 20
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Patton, Mike............. 10, 13
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Schnick, Jeff............... 3, 30
Shlemon, Steve............... 37
Singh, Yuvbir.................. 14
Stephenson, Randall......... 3
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Vullo, Maria.................... 19
White, Josh...................... 8
Wilcox, Alex..................... 6
Womack, Brian............ 3, 30
Woods, Darren................ 20
COMPANIES
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Alphabet.......................... 3
American Airlines Group, Inc. to centralize their business
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Apple............................. 21
AT&T............................... 3
Bloomberg News............... 3
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eBay................................ 3
Exxon Mobil Corp...... 20, 24
Facebook.......................... 3
Front Burner Restaurant
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General Electric Co.......... 13
Hollman Inc.............. 16, 17
HP................................... 3
Invertex......................... 19
Investor’s Business Daily... 3
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JetSuite Inc...................... 6
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Nationstar...................... 19
Nike............................... 19
Norfolk Southern............ 11
Oracle.......................... 3, 4
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Samsung........................ 21
Stream Data Centers....... 18
Teakwood Capital............ 20
Time Warner..................... 3
TNW Corporation....... 10,14
Twitter....................... 3, 34
University of Oregon......... 3
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Yahoo............................... 3
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NEWS
STAFF NEWS

DBJ hires veteran technology reporter

Staff Writer Brian Womack joins the Dallas Busi-
ness Journal today. He brings 18 years of expe-
rience, including stints at Bloomberg News and
Investor’s Business Daily.
Previously one of Bloomberg’s reporters in
San Francisco, Womack spent nine years cov-
ering companies such as Alphabet, eBay, Face-
book, HP, Oracle, Twitter and Yahoo.
“Silicon Valley fell within his coverage area,
Brian Womack
so Brian is familiar with juggling a mix of large
companies, startups and disruption, which
will serve him well in North Texas,” said Busi-
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ness Journal editor Jeff Schnick. “His extensive
expertise and tenacity will ensure that the DBJ
remains DFW’s premier source for tech news
and analysis.”
A 1996 journalism graduate from the Univer-
sity of Oregon, Womack has spent most of his
career as a technology journalist.
“Technology has shaken up the corporate
world,” said Womack. “Its influence has reached
into society, changing how we interact with each
other. And it is a sector that’s always redefining
what it is as it expands into new industries.”
Prior to his tenure at Bloomberg, Womack
was as a reporter at Investor’s Business Daily, the
Orange County Business Journal and the Dayton
Business Journal.
“Dallas is one of the most dynamic and
intriguing places in the nation for business
growth. I’m excited to be on the front line
as the region expands,” said Womack. “I’m
ready to sample more of the barbecue, learn
about the local history and see those crazy
thunderstorms.”
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Enterprise Products
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Houston Ship Channel site
Houston-based Enterprise
Products Partners LP (NYSE: EPD) is
expanding again.
The midstream giant bought
a 65-acre waterfront site on
the Houston Ship Channel for
the next phase of its Enterprise
Hydrocarbon Terminal, according
to an April 11 press release. The
property, at 15902 Peninsula Blvd.
in Houston, is immediately east of
EHT and has two existing docks as
well as dredging infrastructure for
maintenance and dock expansion.
The seller and purchase price
were not disclosed. Enterprise did
not use a broker.
There’s also sufficient land to
significantly expand Enterprise’s
marine terminaling capabilities,
per the release. Enterprise intends
to build at least two deepwater
docks that can accommodate
Suezmax vessels. However, more
specific plans are still being
evaluated, according to a company
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Houston-based Texas Terminals
LP’s operations, which is a
terminal operator and stevedoring
company.
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properties for sale adjacent to our
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new Austin campus not so imminent
Is Oracle Corp. slated for a big expansion
of its shining new campus on East
by Stantec Consulting Services on behalf
of Oracle, said Austin Development
Riverside Drive? Eventually, yes. Will it Department spokeswoman Sylvia Arzola
happen soon? Probably not. after she and city planners searched for
The Austin American-Statesman more recent filings on April 10 at the
reported that Oracle’s massive 21-day- request of the Austin Business Journal and a
old campus — it opened officially on television station.
March 22 — is “about to get even bigger.” If approved, the proposal would
But the newspaper did not say when nearly the double the size of the existing
the big expansion would happen and 560,000-square-foot campus, which the
only attributed the plans to “new city software company spent hundreds of
documents.” millions of dollars building on its quest to
The “new” documents likely refer to a dominate cloud computing.
site plan application submitted in December — Marissa Luck
SAN ANTONIO
$750M energy complex brings more action to cross-border market
Executives looking to build a $750 million natural gas and fiber optic cables.
energy complex near Eagle Pass said The Wylie-based company also has long-
the newly announced project is another range plan to build a similar energy complex
example of Texas companies working to across the border in neighboring Piedras
capitalize on the Mexican fuels market and Negras, Coahuila, to supply the Mexican
that several steps in the permitting and market. A natural gas pipeline will supply
regulatory process will be taken care of power plants in Mexico, while the proposed
over the next few months. Eagle Pass “microrefinery” will be able to
Mexiship Ocean International LLC, a provide fuels for customers in the border
tanker and offshore oil rig service company state of Coahuila and Mexico City, as well as
with offices in the Dallas area and Mexico, Mexiship’s tankers in the Bay of Campeche.
plans to build an energy park complex Mexiship has partnered with San Antonio-
and logistics hub that will include a based Refinery Equipment Operating
20,000-barrel-per-day refinery and storage Company LLC to handle the financing side of
terminals in Maverick County, as well as the project and construction.
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CEO of California airline moving to DFW looks

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The team at JetSuite Inc. is eager to work
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The difference in how businesses are
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when he started looking for places to
put his company’s headquarters in DFW.
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to DFW. “And JetSuite Inc., I think we’ll chief executive
probably triple or quadruple or size.” officer of
The company is still looking for a site JetSuite
within North Texas for its headquarters, Inc., says
but Wilcox said they’re close to picking a he had been
location. JetSuite saw a major investment considering a
partner enter the fold this week when move to DFW
Qatar Airways, who previously tried to for years.
invest in American Airlines Group, Inc.

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because I was trying to bring a service investor.
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NEWS
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

Las Colinas, downtown Dallas poised to be

North Texas’ hottest office leasing areas
Dallas’ Uptown district and Plano’s Leg-
acy area have been the hottest office leas-
ing submarkets lately, and they will con-
tinue to sizzle as long as overall demand
for space in North Texas stays strong.
But the up-and-comers for landing big
deals in the months and years ahead seem
to be Irving’s Las Colinas submarket and
the Dallas downtown core, Josh White,
executive vice president at commercial
real estate giant CBRE’s Dallas office, told
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White said. That has changed significant-
ly with the Toyota Music Factory opening Las Colinas is a now a corporate
and other projects under construction or destination rivaling Dallas’
about to get underway. Uptown and Plano’s Legacy area.
Downtown Dallas will also win its
share of leasing business in the months
and years ahead, White predicted.
“There is some great energy happen-
ing in the core of downtown that is going
to be the result of significant investments
by folks like Craig Hall and Lucy Billing-

the Dallas Business Journal in an inter- sley and (Tim) Headington,” he said.
view about the state of office leasing. As rental rates continue to rise in SUBMITTED PHOTO
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before,” White said. “There is a signifi- lack of available space and rising lease cent for a DFW-wide average of $24.25 ed. The DFW economy ranks second in
cant amount of relocation/consolidation rates, he said. per square foot. the nation for its 2.7 percent rate of job
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compared to Uptown and Plano Legacy, the first time in 31 straight quarters. combing North Texas for 100,000 square far include Stewart Health Care’s lease
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rail is still imperative to the
nation’s logistics network.
“This entire country was built off the
railroad,” said Jeff Davis, chief operat-
ing officer of TNW Corp., a Dallas-based
shortline. “The industry is 200 years old
To illustrate the size of rail in the Unit-
ed States, just look at the industry’s big-
gest players. The seven North American
Class I railroads combined for $82.7 bil-
lion of revenue in 2017.
When looking at the future, rail isn’t
going anywhere. In fact, many experts
think demand will grow.
“Ten years from now, rail will move
more freight than now due to the growth
in our economy,” said Terry Pohlen, pro-
fessor and associate dean for operations
and research at the University of North
Texas’ college of business. “Our high-
ways will become more and more con-
gested, and less time-sensitive freight
— which hosts much of its locomotive
manufacturing operations out of the GE
Manufacturing Solutions plant in Fort
Worth — has been tweaking the locomo-
tive to make it more efficient. The com-
pany invented an engine that reduced
emissions by 70 percent and equipped
the locomotive with digital sensors to
take predictive maintenance to the next
level.
Leadership at the manufacturing
giant is thinking about the next gen-
eration of locomotives and what those
will look like. Locomotives have carried
goods around America for two centuries.
Now, GE’s customers — Class I railroads
higher tech locomotive.
“In the past, it was all about the loco-
motive pull rate,” said Mike Patton, gen-
eral manager of Locomotive and Min-
ing Operations at GE Transportation.
“Now, it’s about how to pull that freight
a lot smarter. And that’s due to all the
digitization that we’ve put into these
locomotives.”
A DOWN MARKET
REQUIRES NIMBLENESS
Before GE could start pushing out the
next generation of locomotive, it need-
ed to adapt to stay alive in a brutal mar-
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Arnaldo Garcia The man who runs the locomotive
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installing upgrades to
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a locomotive cabin.
ket. Sometimes, necessity is the mother
of invention.
“We’ve never seen parked locomo-
tive volume the way we’ve seen it here
recently,” Patton said. “Just seeing those
idle assets, we saw an opportunity to do
something.”
Railroads weren’t buying new loco-
motives as the price of natural gas
dropped and the coal industry suffered.
Coal is one of the highest-volume prod-
ucts U.S. railroads carry across the coun-
try. As a result of poor market conditions,
GE laid off about 250 people from its Fort
Worth operations in February 2017.
While waiting for the market to recov-
er, the company approached the rail-
roads to see if they would be interested
idea took hold.
In the modernization process, a rail-
road brings an old locomotive to GE to
replace a few key components. A mod-
ernized locomotive features increased
fuel efficiency, lower maintenance costs
and more robust haulage ability. As of
March, all of the work being done in
the Fort Worth locomotive plant was
modernizations.
“Modernizations will most likely be a
strong portion of our locomotive capi-
tal spending for a number of years,” said
Doug Corbin, assistant vice president of
mechanical with Virginia-based Class I
railroad Norfolk Southern. GE finished
the first 100 modernizations for Norfolk
Southern earlier this spring.
The good news for GE is the mar-
ket is starting to bounce back. Work on
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Q&A WITH MIKE PATTON, GENERAL MANAGER OF LOCOMOTIVE AND MINING EQUIPMENT, GE TRANSPORTATION
FROM COLLEGE DROPOUT TO GE MANAGEMENT
MEET THE MAN WHO LEADS LOCOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING OUT OF FORT WORTH
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passions were airplanes
and locomotives. He loved
locomotives so much that as a
kid, he’d ride his bike five or six
miles to an overpass where he’d watch
the trains go in and out of the yard.
So, when he went into college, he
knew he wanted to pursue a career in
one of those fields. He chose aerospace
engineering. It didn’t go according to
plan.
“It kicked my butt,” Patton said.
“And I dropped out.”
After dropping out, he worked for the
post office loading trucks and working
the shop floor. His shift was 7 p.m. to
3:30 a.m. and his ‘weekend’ was Tuesday
and Wednesday. One day a realization
hit him. If he didn’t do something, he
would work there the rest of his life.
“The only way I could see myself
getting out of this situation is go back
to school, get my degree and get myself
on a different career path,” Patton said.
This time, it worked as Patton
graduated with an industrial engineering
degree. Not long after, he got a job with
General Electric Co. (NYSE: GE) in the
company’s aviation sector.
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the largest order of new locomotives in three years,
placed by Canadian National just before Christmas,
will start in GE’s Fort Worth plant this summer. Only
13 months after layoffs, GE said it plans to hire about
200 people back to the plant.
Patton suspected the market would come back.
After all, he has a great bellwether next door. In addi-
tion to locomotive manufacturing, GE Manufactur-
ing Solutions also makes mining equipment in Fort
Worth.
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our railroad industry, just because rail is probably the
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minerals,” Patton said. “When we start to see min-
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How will a locomotive rolling out of GE Manufactur-
ing Solutions in 2028 be made or look different from
today? Company leadership says to keep an eye on
three things: additive technology, hybrid engines and
autonomous capabilities.
The use of 3D printing machines in manufacturing
has grown in popularity, but not in locomotive man-
ufacturing. That’s mainly because of the sheer size of
parts locomotives need, Patton said.
“I start seeing pieces of that in aviation,” Patton
said of 3D printing, or additive technology. GE made
two additive technology acquisitions in its aviation
business. “It’s just a matter of 3D printing machines
getting to that technology curve of becoming a lot
more, I won’t say commoditized, but a lot cheaper.”
The rise in popularity of 3D printing produces a
catch-22 for GE. After all, a lot of the parts manu-
facturers use that could one day be replaced by 3D
printing are shipped via rail.
That’s because locomotives are incredibly fuel effi-
cient. Railroads can move one ton of freight over 450
miles on just a single gallon of diesel, Pohlen said. But
there’s a way a locomotive can become even more
efficient 10 years from now.
A modernized locomotive improves fuel efficiency by 10 percent, increases haulage ability
by 50 percent and reduces maintenance and repair costs by 20 percent, GE says.
“Another change will be conversion from die-
sel-electric locomotives to all electric to gain even
greater fuel efficiencies,” Pohlen said.
One of the big challenges of a hybrid or electric
engine is rail lines run through large, remote areas
in countries like the U.S. and Russia. And in some
cases, those rural areas aren’t connected electrically.
The locomotive industry is watching what hap-
pens in the electric automobile space to see if energy
storage can be improved.
“Can you go to an all battery operation? Who
knows, right?” said Yuvbir Singh, vice president of
Global Locomotive Operations at GE Transportation.
“It’s going to evolve pretty significantly over the
next couple decades,” he added. “It’s not going to
happen tomorrow, but I think 10, 15, 20 years out,
it could evolve in trucking, it could evolve in cars to
trucking to locomotives. I don’t think it’s something
unrealistic. I think it could happen.”
That’s not the only issue the locomotive industry
is watching. Autonomous vehicles — from automo-
biles to helicopters — are being discussed. Fort Worth-
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IMPORTANT TECH
INNOVATIONS IN RAIL
With companies like General
Electric thinking of the future
of rail and what that will
look like from a locomotive
manufacturing perspective, it’s
important to look back at how
rail tech has progressed. Jeff
Davis (right), chief operating
officer of Dallas-based shortline
railroad TNW Corporation,
thinks these are the five
innovations that have changed
the railroad industry the most in the last decade or
so. Some of these things have been around for 100
years but are seeing increased capabilities because of
modern technology.
1. POSITIVE TRAIN CONTROL
What it is: A federal mandate that made Class I railroads
implement technology into locomotives that take
control of the train if, say, the engineer is passed out in
the cab. It’s not exactly apples-to-apples, but think self-
driving cars and their crash avoidance technology.
What Davis says: Safety is priceless to me. What we
invest in the locomotives to improve the safety of our
locomotives, for our crews, for our communities, for our
customers, I think at the end of the day it will be well
worth it. There are proven accidents that have happened
that wouldn’t have happened if (Positive Train Control)
was in effect. Although it’s billions of dollars, if you’re a
family, aren’t billion dollars worth it to save them?
2. WAYSIDE DETECTORS
What it is: A device that sits on the ground and reads
key metrics of a train as it goes by.
What Davis says: So, the train’s going by and the
journal is too hot or the bearing is too hot, it will read
that, it will alert the train and tell the engineer, ‘The
17th car, third axel, second wheel is hot.’ And that will
stop the train because that will prevent a derailment.
For these wayside detectors to be able to read that, it’s
pretty advanced technology.
3. TRACK GEOMETRY CARS
What it is: A vehicle that rides over the track, using
X-ray technology to see if there are any structural
problems.
What Davis says: It looks for a series of things. And it
gets those things out to the engineering department
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of IT capability. Where a yard worker would previously
hand write information, that can be done on a tablet
now. That enhancement has benefitted companies
like TNW, which operates rail car storage facilities.
What Davis says: A customer is able to go into the
system and say, ‘Where’s my car?’ and they can follow live
where the car is. And it’s all moved on iPads. If the car
has a bad order, if there’s a bad wheel on it, they’ll order
status it. They can electronically upload weigh bills.
5. RAILROAD TIES
What it is: The material that holds the rail line together.
What Davis says: For the most part, railroad ties
are old, wooden ties — which I’m still a fan of, by the
way, I like a nice wood tie — but technology has come
out with steel ties. Steel ties last forever. That’s new
technology. Because after time wood can deteriorate
especially if it’s in the swamps or high humid areas
or heavy tonnage. So, the steel ties hold gauge much
better and they last forever. They’re about twice
the cost of a wooden tie, but you’re lessening your
maintenance.
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its employees, their spouses and their kids
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Angeles as well as a parent mentor. “TACA has been vital to our family since the onset of
Baxter’s diagnosis. Dolf and I want to further the great works of TACA and broaden their
reach as more and more families are living with autism,” stated Julia.

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and the Berle Family’s leadership to drive positive change,” said Lisa Ackerman, TACA
Executive Director. “We are hopeful others will be inspired to help us meet the challenge of
supporting more families and doubling the numbers we serve. Together, as a community
we need to do more to move autism forward.”
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY BILL HETHCOCK

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BILL’S TAKE

Stream adding to North Texas’ fast-growing data center market

Land has been acquired and designs
are being drawn up for a data center in
Garland that will continue North Texas’
stronghold as one of the most active
data center markets in the United
States.
Stream Data Centers on Tuesday
announced the 22.7-acre land
acquisition and planned construction
of the project.
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Stream Data Centers Stream’s other data centers,
is building a new developed over the past 18 years, are
140,000 square-foot comprised of two projects in Dallas,
data center. two in Plano’s Legacy area, and three in
Richardson.
The targets for Stream’s data centers
are large cloud providers and enterprise
customers from the technology,
financial services, health care, energy

When completed in late 2018, the and other industries, Bolner said.
newly constructed DFW VII facility will Dallas for the last five years has
offer about 140,000 square feet of data ranked in the top three data center
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JON’S TAKE

Dallas mortgage company fined $5M by New York regulator

Dallas mortgage company Nationstar
(NYSE: NSM) will pay $5 million
in fines leveled by a key New York
regulator for mishandling documents
and loans during its boom years
following the housing crisis.
The company, which was acquired
by the former parent of failed bank
Washington Mutual earlier this year,
has been under investigation for how
it treated struggling borrowers as it
were denying them assistance and even
failing to file required pre-foreclosure
notices.
The company also had problems on
the side of writing loans, in some cases
failing to fund a mortgage within a
required time frame and exposing the
borrower to more fees.
As part of the agreement reached
with the agency, Nationstar will
donate $5 million in properties or
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loans to nonprofits in order to help fix
up vacant and abandoned homes that
have blighted neighborhoods since the
crisis.
The company has already paid
$7 million in damages to New York
borrowers.
“The company’s failure to fully
plan for risks associated with its rapid
growth exposed borrowers to increased
risks, including in some cases, the
possibility of costing them additional
money,” the New York agency’s
superintendent Maria Vullo said in a
prepared statement.
Nationstar CEO Jay Bray said
in a statement that the company
would work with the Washington
D.C. nonprofit National Community
Stabilization Trust to help New Yorkers
find affordable housing as part of the
agreement.

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The deal: Sneaker giant Nike is acquiring
Invertex, which focuses on computer vision
and artificial intelligence from Tel Aviv and
graduated from Health Wildcatter’s program.
The terms: Not disclosed.
The background: Nike has been looking
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NEWS
ENERGY FINANCE

Here’s how much Exxon Mobil’s Managing director

of Dallas PE firm
median employee made in 2017 found dead
Shawn Kelly, the managing director of
Exxon Mobil Corp.’s (NYSE: XOM) CEO Dallas private equity firm Teakwood
A federal
makes a little more than 100 times the Capital and formerly part of Austin Ven-
mandate
compensation in 2017 of its median tures’ local office, died on Monday.
requires
employee, according to the company’s The Dallas County Medical Exam-
reporting
2018 proxy statement. iner’s Office told the Dallas Business
median pay
Darren Woods, Exxon Mobil’s chair- Journal that the cause of death was a
compared
man and CEO, made about $17.5 mil- self-inflicted gunshot wound. The med-
to executive
lion in 2017, according to the proxy. ical examiner’s case file showed that the
pay.
That’s about 108 times the $161,562 of incident occurred at the 8200 block of
the company’s median employee. Douglas Avenue, where Teakwood Cap-
Most of Woods’ compensation came ital’s office is located.
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in the form of $10.8 million in stock Teakwood Managing Director Ed Olk-

awards, which is less than the $12.01 kola, who joined the firm in 2009, post-
million in stocks Exxon Mobil award- ed a statement on the company’s website
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ed him in 2016, according to the proxy. Tuesday night saying they were “deep-
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The company’s subsidary, XTO Ener- ly saddened and shocked to report the
gy, is in the process of relocating 1,200 Exxon Mobil found its median tions that significantly alter its employ- unexpected death” of Kelly. “During
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employees from Fort Worth to Houston employee by comparing taxable wag- ee base or otherwise change its pay ratio. this period of time, I have been asked to
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this year. es in its corporate records, according to “We’ll have some interesting data assume the responsibilities for manage-
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The median compensation and com- the proxy. points,” Longnecker said. ment of the Firm.”
parison to executive pay is a new set of There may be more interesting oppor- The ratio and outright compensation “There are more questions than
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data points now required by a federal tunities to draw conclusions from the data numbers might vary from company to answers for the family, and we are not
mandate. Many other companies have in two or three years as companies con- company because different types and aware of any funeral arrangements for
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also published their own compensation tinue reporting them annually, said Brent sizes of companies will not only handle Shawn,” Olkkola wrote. “At the moment,
comparisons in their proxy statements, Longnecker, the CEO of Longnecker and compensation differently, they will also the family has asked for privacy, but we
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ee makes comparisons across different interesting comparisons to be made when — Joshua Mann, further comment.
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The verdict is the latest—and not even mum of $50 in cash between them. in Waco on behalf of Tinder’s parent it could lead to more legal troubles for
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RR  BANKRUPTCIES
NORTHERN DISTRICT
DALLAS
CHAPTER 7
Brain Synergy Institute
LLC, 11511 Luna Rd.
#100, Farmers Branch
75234; Assets, $881,353;
Debts, $3,610,801; Major
Creditor, Joshua L. Flowers,
$1,500,000; Attorney, David
L. Campbell; case #18-31240,
04/04/18.
Blackstone Realty Partners
LLC, 714 W. Olympic Blvd.
#450, Los Angeles, Calif.
90015; Assets, $100,001 to
$500,000; Debts, $100,001
to $500,000; Attorney,
pro se; case #18-31226,
04/03/18.
New Life Hardwoods
LLC, 9625 Angleridge Rd.,
Dallas 75238; Assets, $0 to
$50,000; Debts, $100,001 to
$500,000; Attorney, Martin
Keith Thomas; case #18-
31259, 04/09/18.
CHAPTER 11
A.J. Bart Inc., 4130
Lindbergh Dr., Addison
75001; Assets, $1,000,001
to $10,000,000; Debts,
$1,000,001 to $10,000,000;
Attorney, Joyce W. Lindauer;
case #18-31229, 04/03/18.
Affordable Kar Kare Inc.,
222 S. Galloway Ave.,
Mesquite 75149; Assets,
$582,500; Debts, $385,030;
Major Creditor, Internal
Revenue Service, $101,000;
Attorney, Eric A. Liepins; case
#18-31247, 04/05/18.
Solegna Holdings LLC, 4848
Lemon Ave. #405, Dallas
75219; Assets, $100,001 to
$500,000; Debts, $50,001
to $100,000; Attorney,
Jernigan; case #18-31218,
04/03/18.
FORT WORTH
CHAPTER 7
Architectural Development
Group LLC, 3832 Sevenoaks
Dr., Keller 76244; Assets,
$119,855; Debts, $71,295;
Major Creditor, Bank of
America, $50,894; Attorney,
Stephen Michael Stasio; case
#18-41396, 04/05/18.
EASTERN DISTRICT
PLANO DIVISION
CHAPTER 7
Aldamiri Enterprises Inc.,
746 Maxwell Creek Dr., Allen
75002; Assets, $0; Debts,
$64,750; Major Creditor,
American Express, $35,000;
Attorney, Rhoades; case #18-
40719, 04/05/18.
CHAPTER 11
Nappy Shoppe LLC, 3255
Independence Pkwy.,
Plano 75075; Assets, $0 to
$50,000; Debts, $100,001 to
$500,000; Attorney, Robert
T. DeMarco; case #18-40745,
04/07/18.
RR  ABSTRACTS OF
JUDGMENT
DALLAS COUNTY
Bar Constructors Inc. vs.
Berbice Corp., $606,662,
plaintiff, case #DC 16 05032
K, 03/21/18.
State of Oregon vs. Philip
Ray Daniels/Willliam Clevel
Beach/Edward R. Beach Jr.
dba Fuqua Homes Oregon
Inc., 7100 S. Cooper St.,
Arlington 76001, $159,862,
plaintiff, case #DC 16 09670
G, 03/19/18.
Normac Kitchens Inc. vs.
Alta Construction Manage-
ment LLC (foreign-Harris
County), 4813 Keller
Springs Rd., Addison 75001,
$116,322, plaintiff, case
#2016 02553, 03/19/18.
Sharath Sury vs. Texas
Coastal Energy Co. LLC,
2323 Bryan St. #2600, Dallas
75201, $81,894, plaintiff,
case #DC 18 00897 H,
03/19/18.
King of Freight LLC vs.
GFRC Acquisition LLC dba
GFRC Shelters, 6707 Orchid
Ln., Dallas 75230, $51,135,
plaintiff, case #DC 17 09911
C, 03/21/18.
GuardTexas Inc. vs. Di-
mension Millworks Inc. nka
Apache Creek Holdings Inc.,
$34,656, plaintiff, case #DC
17 06877 B, 03/21/18.
Complete Fire Protection
Inc. vs. Julian P. Barry Gen-
eral Contractor LP/Barry
Enterprises LLC/Warren
C. Barry, 4315 Arcady Ave.,
Dallas 75205, $32,937,
plaintiff, case #DC 17 03425
F, 03/21/18.
Facility Solutions Group Inc.
vs. Atos IT Solutions and
Services Inc. fka Affiliated
Computer Services, 4851
Regent Blvd., Irving 75063,
$27,529, plaintiff, case #DC
17 11982 K, 03/19/18.
DENTON COUNTY
Shady Oaks Nursery &
Landscape LLC/Jaime Fer-
nandes vs. Tell My People
Inc., 12928 St. John Rd.,
Pilot Point 76258, $227,458,
plaintiff, case #17 4120 158,
03/22/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Geneva Capital LLC vs.
Spina Group Fitness Two
LLC/Frank P. Spina/Esther
K. Spina et al., 1405 Preston
Ln., Keller 76248, $167,444,
plaintiff, case #017 298480
18, 03/22/18.
Interex Corp. vs. Garrison
Distribution Inc. dba South-
Am
ern Pride Garrison Distri-
bution, 4846 Cranswick Rd.,
Houston 77041, $60,456,
plaintiff, case #141 293817
17, 03/20/18.
Non Emergency Transport
Inc. vs. Concord Healthcare
Group LLC, 8001 Western
Hills Blvd., Ft. Worth 76108,
$31,719, plaintiff, case #048
296892 17, 03/20/18.
Merchant Capital Group LLC
dba Greenbox Capital vs.
Jesse S. Molina dba North
Texas Auto Remarketing,
1125 Oak Lane Dr., Joshua
76058, $23,970, plaintiff,
case #2016 007566 1,
03/23/18.
RR  LAWSUITS
FILED
COLLIN COUNTY
Galen Pace/Dawn Pace
vs. Commercial Capital
Investments Inc., contract,
case #416 01291 2018,
03/16/18.
Nelson Oliveros/Sandra
Guiza Medina vs. Connor
Group/Lodge at Frisco
Apartment Manager LLC/
Chesley Lewis et al., injury
or damage, case #366 01276
2018, 03/16/18.
Thomas Poen vs. En-
compass Indemnity Co.,
consumer/commercial/debt,
case #380 01222 2018,
03/13/18.
Plano Independent School
District/Collin County/
Collin County CCD vs.
G.O.C. Association Inc.,
tax, case #199 01237 2018,
03/13/18.
Amy E. Whitaker/Cody W.
Aultman et al. vs. Garrison
Property and Casualty
Insurance Co., motor vehicle,
case #219 01299 2018,
03/19/18.
Wylie Independent School
District vs. Incredible
Church Inc. dba His King-
dom Covenant International
Fellowship Inc./Ruth Lan-
ning et al., tax, case #296
01235 2018, 03/13/18.
Benchmark Bank vs.
Kristofer I. Gaerlan/Gaerlan
Investments LLC, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #429
01200 2018, 03/12/18.
Tiffany Thompson/Clyde
Thompson vs. Martin
Marietta Materials Inc. et
al., motor vehicle, case #401
01294 2018, 03/16/18.
Chad Jones vs. Nathan Idell/
Four-Star Fabricators &
Service Co., motor vehicle,
case #429 01250 2018,
03/14/18.
Elite MSO Health Services
LLC dba Elite Healthcare
Management vs. New Wave
Laboratory Services LLC,
consumer/commercial/debt,
case #401 01288 2018,
03/16/18.
Luce Media LLC vs. Pudding
on Smiles LLC, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #380
01203 2018, 03/13/18.
Channel Point Hospitality
LLC vs. S8 Karnes Acqui-
sition Co. LLC, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #199
01287 2018, 03/16/18.
Cordelia Ozigboh-Lee vs.
Saltgrass Inc. dba Saltgrass
Steak House/Landry’s Inc.,
injury or damage, case #416
01253 2018, 03/14/18.
Mark S. Rubin/Lisa D. Ru-
bin/Alex R. Rubin vs. Smile
Brands of Texas LP/Gilbert
T. Selkin MD/Facial and
Skin Surgery Center PA et
al., case #366 01278 2018,
03/16/18.
Kristy Reid vs. Teacup and
Toy Pets Boutique/Anthony
Elmore/Carmen Rebecca
Bice, consumer/commercial/
debt, case #380 01266 2018,
03/15/18.
Anderson Merchandisers
LLC vs. Westinghouse
Electronics LLC, consumer/
commercial/debt, case #296
01275 2018, 03/15/18.
DALLAS COUNTY
BTH Bank NA vs. ABC Hotel
& Restaurant Supply Inc./
Carolina Generations LLC,
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03893 D, 03/23/18.
Foreman Therapy Services
Inc. vs. Alfred Healthcare
Services Inc., debt/con-
tract, case #DC 18 03699 L,
03/20/18.
Ratcliff Constructors LP vs.
ALRS Excavation LLC/Paul
Lowder, debt/contract, case
#DC 18 03763 A, 03/21/18.
er
Foreman Therapy Services
Inc. vs. Altruist Home
ica
Health Care Inc., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03838
I, 03/23/18.
n
4A Transportation Inc.
vs. AMX Construction &
Ci
Specialty Services LP, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03572
ty
D, 03/16/18.
Keith Kaley vs. Arcadia
Roofing Co. LLC fka AA
Bu
Applicators Inc., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03607
C, 03/19/18.
Donna Amador/Alejandro
Amador vs. Barnett Gather-
ing LLC/Exxon Mobil Corp./
Gwendolyn Findley et al.,
personal injury, case #DC 18
03568 I, 03/16/18.
Dovile Soblinskas vs. Bay
Mountain Fund I LLC/Shane
Bowles, property, case #DC
18 03594 C, 03/19/18.
Lilian Pineda vs. Belk
Department Stores LP/Belk
Inc., personal injury, case #DC
18 03788 G, 03/22/18.
William Blankenship vs.
Bleu Ciel Tower Devel-
opment Ltd./Republic
Title Co. of Texas Inc., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03687
I, 03/20/18.
Daniel P. Collins vs. Body-
cote USA Inc., employment,
case #DC 18 03707 C,
03/20/18.
Ratcliff Constructors LP vs.
BTT Steel LLC/Bobby Tal-
bot, debt/contract, case #DC
18 03775 B, 03/21/18.
Lori D. Allen vs. Cantex
Health Care Centers II/SR
Senior Community LC dba
San Remo et al., medical
malpractice, case #DC 18
03751 I, 03/21/18.
CyberQuest Ltd. vs. Cap-
stone Companies Inc., case
#DC 18 03780 D, 03/21/18.
D&K Emerson Holdings Inc./
David Emerson/Kristin Em-
erson vs. CC ARC Holdings
Inc., debt/contract, case #DC
18 03800 M, 03/22/18.
Matador Production Co. vs.
Clean Harbors Environ-
mental Services Inc., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03824
J, 03/22/18.
Samuel Bolanos vs. Cleve-
land’s Roofing LLC/Clay
Cleveland/Alta Stand LP et
al., debt/contract, case #DC
18 03702 M, 03/21/18.
Barbara Scott vs. Commu-
nity Waste Disposal LP/
Napoleon Mancias/Luis Ca-
margo et al., motor vehicle
accident, case #DC 18 03733
A, 03/21/18.
Arturo Mendoza OBO Dulce
Icela Mendoza/Maricela
Patricia Mendoza et al. vs.
Cooley Enterprises Inc./Clay
Cooley Nissan/Clay Cooley
Nissan of Dallas et al., motor
vehicle accident, case #DC 18
03620 J, 03/19/18.
Rehab Masters Inc. vs. Cos-
mic Home Healthcare Inc.
dba New Life Home Health-
care, debt/contract, case #DC
18 03747 J, 03/21/18.
Andrea Breedlove vs. Dallas
Nephrology Associates/Vas-
cular Access Center/Frank
Rivera MD et al., medical
malpractice, case #DC 18
03708 A, 03/20/18.
LEADS
ZAKAZ 1 LLC vs. Davis
Management Group LLC,
property, case #DC 18 03802
M, 03/22/18.
Rodney Dethample vs.
Domino’s Pizza Inc./Dom-
ino’s Pizza of Dallas Inc.,
personal injury, case #DC 18
03566 E, 03/16/18.
Rodney Dethample vs.
Domino’s Pizza Inc./Dom-
ino’s Pizza of Dallas Inc.,
personal injury, case #DC 18
03644 H, 03/20/18.
David Pedroza-Flores vs.
DR Horton-Texas Ltd./JRM
Framing LLC/Gustavo Lara,
personal injury, case #DC 18
03734 D, 03/21/18.
Gary Major vs. Electrical
Innovation LLC/Joseph
L. Trevino, motor vehicle
accident, case #DC 18 03858
H, 03/23/18.
Thirty98 LLC vs. EmSoft-
ware LLC/Pilgrim’s Progress
LLC/Buelo LLC et al., case
#DC 18 03820 C, 03/22/18.
Joe David Watson Jr. vs. En-
tech Sales and Service LLC/
Frank Carlos Aquino/Entech
Sales and Service Inc., motor
vehicle accident, case #DC 18
03730 J, 03/21/18.
Alexeis Pantoja Roblejo vs.
Father and Son Star Truck-
ing Inc./Carlos M. Cruz-Mo-
ra, personal injury, case #DC
18 03602 C, 03/19/18.
Jung Lee vs. First AEP LP
dba Super 8 Motel, personal
injury, case #DC 18 03643 C,
03/19/18.
MGM Resorts International
vs. Five Star Institute LLC,
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03528 D, 03/16/18.
Joe Doe 1 vs. Grace
Community Church/Joel
sin
Davis, case #DC 18 03573 H,
03/16/18.
BMO Harris Bank NA vs.
es
H&S Trucking LLC, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03709
F, 03/21/18.
sJ
James Yoon vs. Hanah
Graphics LLC dba United
ou
One Sign & Graphics/Chin
Han Park, debt/contract, case
#DC 18 03617 J, 03/19/18.
rn
Service Steel Warehouse Co.
LP vs. HEB Grocery Co. LP,
als
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03697 C, 03/20/18.
Service Steel Warehouse
Co. LP vs. HEB Grocery Co.
LP, case #DC 18 03706 A,
03/20/18.
Elite MSO Health Services
LLC vs. Hermann Drive
Surgical Hospital LP, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03633
I, 03/19/18.
Robert Bovill vs. HH DFW
Hotel Associates LP, person-
al injury, case #DC 18 03641
G, 03/19/18.
Miracom Network Ltd. vs.
HollyFrontier Corp., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03765
I, 03/21/18.
Rehab Masters Inc. vs. In-
tegrity Home Care Services
Inc., debt/contract, case #DC
18 03757 D, 03/21/18.
Island Time Watersports
(Caribbean) LLC vs. Island
Time Watersports Inc./
Gordon Wangershein, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03895
F, 03/23/18.
Home Owners Manage-
ment Enterprises Inc. dba
Home of Texas/Warranty
Underwriters Insurance Co.
vs. J. Gregory Homes Inc./
John Gregory Yates, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03653
A, 03/20/18.
Ky L. Fiser vs. Jamali NYC
Gallery LLC, debt/contract,
case #DC 18 03619 J,
03/19/18.
JSJ Investments Inc. vs.
Joey New York Inc., case #DC
18 03770 K, 03/21/18.
Janet Leitner vs. Maahiyaa
Hotel LLC dba DFW Airport
Hotel and Conference Cen-
ter, personal injury, case #DC
18 03642 I, 03/19/18.
David Zamaripa vs. MBR
Foundation Repair LLC dba
MBRGFR, case #DC 18 03698
J, 03/20/18.
CVE Technology Group Inc.
vs. MDMartin LLC, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03669
M, 03/20/18.
Irmgard Denny vs. Net-
Worth Realty USA LLC/Mark
S. Bloom/Impact Home
Solutions LLC et al., case
#DC 18 03776 J, 03/20/18.
Johnny Moreno vs. Oncor
Electric Delivery Co. LLC,
case #DC 18 03812 J,
03/22/18.
Arnott Barclay vs. Orange
Lake Holdings LLP dba
Orange Lake Resorts/
MasterCorp Inc. et al.,
property, case #DC 18 03853
L, 03/23/18.
JSJ Investments Inc. vs.
Pacific Ventures Group
Inc., case #DC 18 03773 I,
03/21/18.
MidCap Funding X Trust
vs. Paragon Relocation
Resources Inc., debt/con-
tract, case #DC 18 03559 I,
03/16/18.
Kasey Coats vs. Party City
Corp. dba Party City Medal-
lion 65, personal injury, case
#DC 18 03689 K, 03/20/18.
Teresa Puyear/Eddie Puyear
vs. PetSmart Inc., personal
injury, case #DC 18 03560 B,
03/16/18.
PS 2 LED Inc. vs. Pinnacle
LED Solutions LLC, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03673
H, 03/19/18.
Yaquelin Jaimes-Solorzano/
Rebeca Jaimes-Solorzano/
Oscar Bautista vs. Pope
Plumbing Inc./Jacob Alan
Johnson, motor vehicle
accident, case #DC 18 03583
C, 03/19/18.
Fidor S.P.A. Fiduciaria
Orefici vs. Prodea Systems
Inc./E-ZAD Corp./Anousheh
Ansari et al., case #DC 18
03735 L, 03/21/18.
JSJ Investments Inc. vs. Re-
newable Energy and Power
Inc., case #DC 18 03840 J,
03/22/18.
Steven Jackson Sr./Sheila
Jackson/Steven Webb et
al. vs. Restaurant and Bar
Arthur’s Ltd./ dba Arthur’s
Restaurant/Terry Harding,
motor vehicle accident, case
#DC 18 03845 E, 03/22/18.
Ratcliff Constructors LP vs.
RLN Consulting Enterprises
LLC dba RLN Fabricators
LLC/Randy Nix, debt/con-
tract, case #DC 18 03764 B,
03/21/18.
Technology Insurance Co.
vs. RLS Supermarkets LLC
dba Minyard Food Store,
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03534 D, 03/16/18.
Standard Supply and Dis-
tributing Co. Inc. vs. Roger’s
Lake Travis AC & Heating
-N
LLC/Roger Stuth/Kelly
Stuth, debt/contract, case
#DC 18 03603 C, 03/19/18.
ot
Weaver-Action Roofing
Inc./Robert Weaver vs.
Roofmaster Maintenance
fo
& Roofing Inc., debt/con-
tract, case #DC 18 03815 E,
rc
03/22/18.
Airgas USA LLC vs. Russell
om
B. Skinner MD PA, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03558
A, 03/16/18.
m
Catfish Ventures LLC/Fred
Howe/SilverStream Capital
LLC et al. vs. Saville Dodgen
& Co./Tamara Berley, case
#DC 18 03742 M, 03/21/18.
Jay Jacobs vs. Servicelink
NLS LLC, debt/contract, case
#DC 18 03817 I, 03/22/18.
Kirstie Espinosa vs. Snappy
Real Estate Investors LLC/
Dennis Lindeman/Donna
Gordon-Lindeman, case #DC
18 03596 J, 03/16/18.
Quinter Building Materials
Co. Inc. vs. Southern
Commercial Collectors
dba Morgan Phillips, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03711
F, 03/21/18.
Michael Bush vs. Taylor
Farms Texas Inc./Juan
Manuel Montes, personal
injury, case #DC 18 03668 I,
03/20/18.
Argos USA LLC fka Argos
Ready Mix (South Central)
Corp. vs. Tenaris Bay City
Inc., debt/contract, case #DC
18 03710 B, 03/21/18.
Zimmer Biomet vs. Texas
General Hospital LP/Texas
General Hospital GP LLC,
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03714 K, 03/21/18.
Gerald D. Anderson/Robert
W. Hemsath vs. Theodore A.
Johns MD/Louba R. Laurie
MD/Methodist-CDI et al.,
medical malpractice, case
#DC 18 03769 A, 03/21/18.
Lacy Marie Davis vs. Tri Gaz
7 Inc., personal injury, case
#DC 18 03587 I, 03/19/18.
Anne-Marie Morrow vs.
Uber Technologies Inc./
Rasier LLC/Uber USA LLC et
al., motor vehicle accident,
case #DC 18 03578 C,
03/16/18.
Motion Industries Inc. vs.
Vince Hagan Co., debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03604
C, 03/19/18.
Joannie Parks vs. Wal-Mart
Stores of Texas LLC, personal
injury, case #DC 18 03727 C,
03/21/18.
Carmon Green vs. Wal-Mart
Stores of Texas LLC, personal
injury, case #DC 18 03887 M,
03/23/18.
Rubi Mejia-Pena vs. Wal-
green Co. dba Walgreens
Store #7586, personal
injury, case #DC 18 03768 G,
03/21/18.
Source North America Corp.
vs. Wetstock Management
LLC/Khalid Mahmood, debt/
contract, case #DC 18 03614
E, 03/19/18.
Foreman Therapy Services
Inc. vs. Wil Point II LLC,
debt/contract, case #DC 18
03724 L, 03/21/18.
Clean Energy Future LLC
vs. WorleyParsons Group
Inc., case #DC 18 03779 J,
03/21/18
DENTON COUNTY
Jorge Anton Villegas vs. A
Stone Above LLC, injury/
damages-not motor vehicle,
case #18 2969 16, 04/04/18.
Nationwide General Insur-
ance Co. vs. American Home
Shield Corp./Meyagies
Services LLC, injury/dam-
ages-not motor vehicle, case
#18 3044 431, 04/06/18.
Ally Bank vs. American
Marksman LLC/Gary Phil-
lips/Gary A. Phillips, debt/
contract, case #18 2846 211,
04/02/18.
North Central Texas College
vs. Baylor Scott & White
Family Medicine-Flower
Mound/Parker Assets I
LLC/Parker Assets II LLC
et al., case #18 2955 431,
04/02/18.
Jesus Aguirre-Evaristo
vs. Beazer Homes/Beazer
Homes Texas Holdings Inc./
Beazer Homes Texas LP et
al., premises, case #18 3039
16, 04/05/18.
Nellwyn Junell vs. Cantex
Continuing Care Network
LLC dba HollyMead, mal-
practice-medical, case #18
3063 393, 04/06/18.
Reyes Tellez vs. Cargill Meat
Solutions Corp./Cargill Inc./
Southwest Vault Builders
Inc., construction, case #18
2856 158, 04/02/18.
ABD Commercial Con-
struction Inc. vs. Children’s
Learning Adventure of Tex-
as LLC/CLA Flower Mound
III LLC/ECE I LLC, breach of
contract, case #18 2993 431,
04/04/18.
Regal Hardwoods Inc. vs.
Custom Floors & Design
Center LLC/Michael Franks/
er
Wayne Franks, debt/con-
tract, case #18 2996 158,
cia
04/04/18.
Regal Hardwoods Inc. vs.
Custom Floors & Design
l
Center LLC/Michael Franks/
us
Wayne Franks, debt/con-
tract, case #18 3005 158,
04/04/18.
e
American Express National
Bank vs. Essentially Chic
LLC/Cristi M. Hargroves,
breach of contract, case #18
2900 362, 04/03/18.
Dean McCaskill vs. Intel-
licentrics Inc., discrimina-
tion, case #18 2879 362,
04/02/18.
Patricia Sabatino vs. Inter-
insurance Exchange of the
Automobile Club, case #18
2904 442, 04/03/18.
Winston Deitz vs. Marinosci
& Baxter/PennyMac Loan
Services LLC, real prop-
erty, case #18 2858 362,
04/02/18.
National Skilled Trades
Masters LLC dba Trades
Masters vs. Mechanical Tal-
ent LLC/Christopher Ryan
Smith, non-competition, case
#18 2890 211, 04/02/18.
Carter W. Cadenhead vs.
State Farm Mutual Automo-
bile Insurance Co., injury/
damage-motor vehicle, case
#18 2935 393, 04/03/18.
Kayla Cutliff vs. Tex H.F.
Inc. dba Texas Hardwood
Flooring, debt/contract-con-
sumer/dtpa, case #18 2942
393, 04/03/18.
Crop Production Services
Inc. vs. Tidwell Cattle Co.
Inc. dba Tidwell Farms/Gary
Tidwell, debt/contract, case
#18 2908 362, 04/02/18.
Jessica Bravo vs. Yes! Com-
munities dba Preston on the
Lake, debt/contract, case #18
2931 442, 04/03/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Bedelia Ellis vs. Allstate Fire
and Casualty Insurance Co.
et al., injury or damage-in-
volving motor vehicle, case
#017 298880 18, 04/04/18.
Julio Mendez vs. Allstate
Texas Lloyd’s, debt/con-
tract, case #342 298901 18,
04/05/18.
Regina R. Walker vs. Ar-
lington Hotels LLC, injury or
damage, case #141 298831
18, 04/03/18.
Deborah Woodard vs. ASXR
Holdings LLC, injury or
damage-premises, case #067
298922 18, 04/06/18.
Steven M. Probst vs.
Bernhard Capital Partners
Management LP et al.,
contract-fraud/misrepresen-
tation, case #067 298912 18,
04/05/18.
Odes Industries LLC fka
Odes UTVS LLC vs. Blue
River Ventures Inc. dba
Blue River Tractors, debt/
contract, case #348 298858
18, 04/04/18.
Amicus Development Group
LLC et al. vs. BMG Commer-
cial Inc., debt/contract, case
#096 298795 18, 04/02/18.
JFG Holdings Inc. vs. Cer-
tain Underwriters at Lloyd’s
London et al., contract-con-
sumer/dtpa, case #342
298860 18, 04/04/18.
TCJ I LLC vs. CGI Construc-
tion Inc., debt/contract, case
#352 298906 18, 04/05/18.
Angela Gail Norton vs.
Deutsche Bank Nation-
al Trust Co. as Trustee,
contract-consumer/dtpa, case
#348 298799 18, 04/02/18.
Ana Rocio Haro vs. Fore-
most Lloyds of Texas, debt/
contract, case #096 298924
18, 04/06/18.
Pedro Colin et al. vs. Fort
Worth Independent School
District/Wayland Scott, case
#067 298887 18, 04/04/18.
Janella Williams vs. FW
Senior Community Ltd./
Cantex Health Care Centers
III LLC/L.B. Belon LLC, injury
or damage-medical, case
#048 298787 18, 04/02/18.
Shenika Robertson et al. vs.
Gruenpointe 1 Kemp LLC et
al., injury or damage-med-
ical, case #067 298904 18,
04/05/18.
Air Center Helicopters Inc.
vs. Heliworks LLC, debt/
contract, case #236 298798
18, 04/02/18.
CRP Machine & Welding Inc.
vs. Leito’s Supply & Stone
LLC, injury or damage, case
#348 298929 18, 04/06/18.
Theophlous Sims et al. vs.
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Co., contract-insurance, case
#048 298878 18, 04/04/18.
Pearl Lynn Gardea vs. Linda
A. Prentice MD/Emily R.
Emmet MD, injury or dam-
age-medical, case #342
298801 18, 04/02/18.
First Industrial Texas LP vs.
Link Logistics LLC, debt/
contract, case #352 298891
18, 04/05/18.
Mike Henson vs. Mac
Churchill/Mac Churchill Inc.
et al., contract-consumer/
dtpa, case #348 298865 18,
04/04/18.
Johnsie R. Brevard vs.
Madera Residential Ltd.,
injury or damage-premises,
case #141 298893 18,
04/05/18.
Michala Mabry vs. NGW
Enterprises LLC, injury or
damage-premises, case #096
298806 18, 04/02/18.
Brent Meyerhoff vs. Pacific
Union Financial LLC, con-
tract-consumer/dtpa, case
#342 298779 18, 04/02/18.
Ashlee A. Penny vs. Panda
Restaurant Group Inc., inju-
ry or damage-premises, case
#048 298892 18, 04/05/18.
Youghall Enterprises Inc. et
al. vs. Professional Ambu-
lance Sales and Service LLC,
debt/contract, case #141
298907 18, 04/05/18.
Youghall Enterprises Inc.
vs. Professional Ambulance
Sales and Service LLC, debt/
contract, case #348 298913
18, 04/05/18.
Gerry Meyers-Kastman vs.
Progressive County Mutual
Insurance Co. et al., injury
or damage-involving motor
vehicle, case #153 298925
18, 04/06/18.
North Mississippi Conveyer
Co. Inc. vs. Relmex Inc.,
debt/contract, case #348
298903 18, 04/05/18.
Synergy IOM LLC vs.
Revolution Monitoring LLC,
contract-fraud/misrepresen-
tation, case #348 298828 18,
04/02/18.
Jones Lang Lasalle Bro-
kerage Inc. vs. RYLB FW
Properties LP, debt/contract,
case #067 298930 18,
04/06/18.
IG Solutions LLC vs. SOC
LLC, debt/contract, case
#067 298823 18, 04/02/18.
Philip Nehez vs. State Farm
Lloyds, debt/contract, case
#153 298909 18, 04/05/18.
Lamont Frawley et ux.
vs. State Farm Lloyds et
al., case #096 298884 18,
04/04/18.
Karen Cockrell vs. State
Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Co., injury or
damage-involving motor
vehicle, case #342 298859
18, 04/04/18.
Aspen American Insurance
Co. vs. Strata GP LLC et al.,
debt/contract, case #096
298857 18, 04/04/18.
Jose Apolonio Escobedo vs.
Texas Farmers Insurance
Co., debt/contract, case #067
298894 18, 04/05/18.
Stafon Jackson vs. Texas
Health Arlington Memorial
Hospital/T. Gerald Gates
MD, injury or damage-med-
ical, case #352 298888 18,
04/04/18.
Mike E. Deubler vs. The
Bank of New York Mellon,
contract-consumer/dtpa, case
#153 298826 18, 04/03/18.
Kenneth Lawry et al. vs. The
Bank of New York Mellon
Trust Co. NA/PNC Bank NA,
debt/contract, case #096
298786 18, 04/02/18.
Matthew Kidwell vs. TOG
Hotels Fort Worth LLC, inju-
ry or damage-premises, case
#342 298899 18, 04/05/18.
Metro Royalty Inc. vs.
Total E&P USA Barnett LLC,
injury or damage, case #352
298791 18, 04/02/18.
Stephen E. Leach et al. vs.
TQM Roofing & Contracting
Solutions LLC, debt/con-
tract, case #153 298784 18,
04/02/18.
Simon Property Group
(Texas) LP vs. United Centu-
ry LLC/EC Mobile LLC, debt/
contract, case #141 298800
18, 04/02/18.
Dr. Keith Livingstone MD
et al. vs. USAA Casualty
Insurance Co., injury or
damage-involving motor
vehicle, case #236 298808
18, 04/02/18.
Luis R. Colon vs. Wilming-
ton Savings Fund Society
FSB et al., contract-consum-
er/dtpa, case #048 298825
18, 04/03/18.
Theodore L. Hansen vs.
Zibalstar LC et al., debt/
contract, case #048 298839
18, 04/03/18
RR  FEDERAL TAX
LIENS
COLLIN COUNTY
Antera Software
USA Inc., 2321 Coit
Rd. #B, Plano 75075,
$53,438, (941), Book/
Page 180319/0327770,
03/19/18.
DM-CSF Group Inc., 601 N.
Coleman St., Prosper 75078,
$97,728, (940/941), Book/
Page 180321/0339770,
03/21/18.
Emily R. Martin, 600
Oakmont Ct., Fairview 75069,
$503,599, (8278), Book/
Page 180319/0327630,
03/19/18.
Guy H. Morgan, 17608 Har-
bord Oaks Cir., Dallas 75252,
$175,189, (6672), Book/
Page 180321/0339810,
03/21/18.
James L. Martin, 600
Oakmont Ct., Fairview 75069,
$261,123, (8278), Book/
Page 180319/0327640,
03/19/18.
Robnita Health Care
Services Inc., 321 N. Central
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28  DALLAS BUSINESS JOURNAL
Expy. #350, McKinney 75070,
$50,194, (941), Book/
Page 180319/0327760,
03/19/18.
Sol Sunless Tanning
LLC/Kris Dichiara/Sol
Frisco, 8837 Lebanon
Rd. #600, Frisco 75034,
$23,853, (941), Book/
Page 180319/0327790,
03/19/18.
TVT Landette LLC, 1213 Ce-
dar Branch Dr., Wylie 75098,
$37,027, (1120), Book/
Page 180319/0327650,
03/19/18.
DALLAS COUNTY
2 Dos Rios LLC, 6943 Clay
Academy Blvd., Dallas 75236,
$48,122, (944), Book/Page
2018/076566, 03/23/18.
Action Logistics Manage-
ment LLC, 815 Greenview
Dr., Grand Prairie 75050,
$56,124, (941), Book/Page
2018/076547, 03/23/18.
Andreola Terrazzo &
Restoration Inc., 3605
Security St., Garland 75042,
$446,642, (941), Book/Page
2018/076570, 03/23/18.
Arturo Compean, 514
Bryan Ct., Irving 75060,
$27,700, (CIVP), Book/Page
2018/076530, 03/23/18.
C-2-It Rental Inc., 3100
Carlisle St. #4102, Dallas
75204, $26,681, (940/941),
Book/Page 2018/072742,
03/21/18.
Core Personnel Staffing
Services LLC, 13154 Coit
Rd. #200, Dallas 75240,
$585,000, (6721), Book/
Page 2018/072730,
03/21/18.
Cuddleme Homecare PLLC,
P.O. Box 2663, Rowlett
75030, $30,600, (941),
Book/Page 2018/072747,
03/21/18.
Gates of Glory Church, P.O.
Box 4679, Dallas 75208,
$77,985, (941), Book/Page
2018/072725, 03/21/18.
Image Imprinting Inc., 2675
Freewood Dr., Dallas 75220,
$102,215, (941), Book/Page
2018/076517, 03/23/18.
Justin Mitchell/Mathnasium
of Highland Park, 6709
Snider Plz., Dallas 75205,
$24,842, (944), Book/Page
2018/072738, 03/21/18.
Kirk Street Metal Co. Inc.,
2819 Hickory St., Dallas
75226, $57,401, (CIVP),
Book/Page 2018/076531,
03/23/18.
L&R Georgia LLC, 815
Greenview Dr., Grand Prairie
75050, $75,234, (941),
Book/Page 2018/076548,
03/23/18.
La Duni Restaurants
Management LLC, 2612
Irving Blvd., Dallas 75207,
$45,506, (941), Book/Page
2018/072743, 03/21/18.
Matrex Limited Group
Corp./Secure-Health
Group, 1005 W. Jefferson
Blvd. #201, Dallas 75208,
$66,866, (941/6721),
Book/Page 2018/076519,
03/23/18.
Paramount Delivery
Services LLC, 1210 Inwood
Rd., Dallas 75247, $41,883,
(941/6721), Book/Page
2018/076518, 03/23/18.
Prolific Energy LLC, 13465
Midway Rd. #320, Dallas
75244, $51,230, (940/944),
Book/Page 2018/076572,
03/23/18.
Southern Commercial
Collectors Association
Inc., 1651 N. Collins Blvd.
#140, Richardson 75080,
$54,688, (941), Book/Page
2018/076557, 03/23/18.
Stockton Telecommu-
nications Co. Inc., P.O.
Box 511, Argyle 76226,
$43,710, (6721), Book/Page
2018/072736, 03/21/18.
Unique Color Imaging Inc.,
8720 Empress Row, Dallas
75247, $31,840, (941),
Book/Page 2018/072739,
03/21/18.
W.L. Grant/W.L. Grant
Lawn Maintenance, 1805
Dudley Ave., Dallas 75203,
$21,545, (941), Book/Page
2018/076569, 03/23/18.
Wilson Metal Fabricators
Inc., 1925 N. Lancaster
Hutchins Rd., Lancaster
75134, $38,455, (941),
Book/Page 2018/072728,
03/21/18.
DENTON COUNTY
Platinum Home Health Plus
Inc., 17826 Davenport, Dallas
75252, $55,302, (941),
Book/Page 2018/31302,
03/21/18.
Traynham Medical PA, 950
S. FM 156 #10, Justin 76247,
$23,331, (941/6721),
Book/Page 2018/31303,
03/21/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Angel M. Bearden, 1601 Yar-
mouth Ln., Mansfield 76063,
$34,701, (CIVP), Book/Page
D218061386, 03/23/18.
Crawfish Holdings LLC, 301
Commerce St., Ft. Worth
76102, $2,956,043, (8804),
Book/Page D218061396,
03/23/18.
Eliud Serna, 3933 Aldersyde
Dr., Ft. Worth 76244,
$67,680, (CIVP), Book/Page
D218061394, 03/23/18.
Gregory J. Phillips, 724
Pennsylvania Ave., Ft. Worth
76104, $200,942, (6672),
Book/Page D218061533,
03/23/18.
Jam Labor LLC/Moises Es-
quivel, 8801 Magnolia Blos-
som Trl., Ft. Worth 73301,
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$250,717, (940/941/6721),
Book/Page D218061399,
03/23/18.
Jonathan Powell Con-
struction/Jonathan Powell
GP, 1471 Private Rd. 4011,
Decatur 76234, $61,759,
(941/1065), Book/Page
D218061395, 03/23/18.
Olinda Country Estates Inc.,
2501 Gravel Dr., Ft. Worth
76118, $307,806, (1120),
Book/Page D218061384,
03/23/18.
Superior Lubricants
Transport Inc., 3311 Crab-
tree St., Ft. Worth 76111,
$30,465, (941), Book/Page
D218061387, 03/23/18.
William S. Ross, 5500
Emerald Park Blvd., Arlington
76017, $20,527, (CIVP),
Book/Page D218061513,
03/23/18.
RR  RELEASES OF
FEDERAL TAX
LIENS
COLLIN COUNTY
iProvide Solutions Inc.,
10569 Astoria Ave.,
Frisco 75035, $56,564,
(940/941), Book/Page
180319/0327860,
03/19/18.
Jeffrey Schroeder Insurance
Agency Inc., 6517 W.
Plano Pkwy. #C, Plano 75093,
$24,126, (941/6721), Book/
Page 180319/0327870,
03/19/18.
DALLAS COUNTY
1924 Lunas & Associates
Inc., 8524 Harry Hines Blvd.,
Dallas 75235, $129,083,
(941/940/1120), Book/Page
2018/070608, 03/19/18.
MMP Inc., 14860 Montfort
Dr. #102, Dallas 75254,
$974,605, (941), Book/Page
2018/076582, 03/23/18.
Physicians Surgical Assist-
ing LLC/Stephen J. Keller,
4201 Maidstone Dr., Garland
75043, $40,497, (941),
Book/Page 2018/076584,
03/23/18.
QBOS Inc., 4220 Proton
Rd. #110, Dallas 75244,
$45,104, (941), Book/Page
2018/076616, 03/23/18.
Samcraft Builder LC,
2071 N. Collins Blvd.
#200, Richardson 75080,
$28,206, (941), Book/Page
2018/076588, 03/23/18.
Syam Home Healthcare
LLC/Shion Mays, 191
S. Corinth Street Rd.,
Dallas 75203, $165,805,
(940/941/1120), Book/Page
2018/076581, 03/23/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Cal’s Top Shop Inc., 645 N.
Cherry Ln., Ft. Worth 76108,
$28,406, (941), Book/Page
D218061540, 03/23/18.
Faye Barksdale, 2400 Table
Rock Ct., Arlington 76006,
$33,624, (709), Book/Page
D218061549, 03/23/18.
Harris Parkway Dental Care
PLLC/Bradley McConnell,
6029 Harris Pkwy., Ft. Worth
76132, $26,190, (941),
Book/Page D218061424,
03/23/18.
Intelitrac Inc., 1000 W.
Weatherford St., Ft. Worth
76102, $1,354,110, (941),
Book/Page D218061553,
03/23/18.
Ironwood Design Group of
Texas Ltd., 316 E. Northwest
Hwy., Grapevine 76051,
$76,811, (941), Book/Page
D218061417, 03/23/18.
Little White Wedding Chapel
Inc., 533 Caduceus Ln., Hurst
76053, $140,076, (941),
Book/Page D218061409,
03/23/18.
Little White Wedding
Chapel Inc., 533 Caduceus
Ln., Hurst 76053, $77,858,
(940/941), Book/Page
D218061411, 03/23/18.
Little White Wedding
Chapel Inc., 533 Caduceus
Ln., Hurst 76053, $40,217,
(940/941/1120), Book/Page
D218061410, 03/23/18.
New Direction Homes
Healthcare Inc., 519 Fossil
Lake Ct., Arlington 76002,
$20,095, (941), Book/Page
D218061555, 03/23/18.
Rudolph G. Boyd General
Partner of Ironwood Design
Group of Texas Ltd., 302
Brookside Dr., Grapevine
76051, $76,811, (941),
Book/Page D218061418,
03/23/18.
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LIENS
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COLLIN COUNTY
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Christopher D. Ganter,
17120 Dallas Pkwy. #135,
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Dallas 75248, $280,645,
(mixed beverage gross
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receipts), Book/Page
180323/0351550,
03/23/18.
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Jimmy Evans, 937 Hazels
Way, Anna 75409, $44,778,
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(sales excise & use), Book/
Page 180321/0341980,
03/21/18.
LSDM Inc., 2201 W.
Plano Pkwy. #150, Plano
75075, $30,629, (sales
excise & use), Book/
Page 180319/0332510,
03/19/18.
DALLAS COUNTY
Dallas Sag Investments Inc.,
631 Cancun St., Grand Prairie
75051, $41,263, (cigars
and tobacco products tax),
Book/Page 2018/073124,
03/21/18.
Gabriel Steel LLC,
$152,048, (texas workforce
commission), Book/Page
2018/069585, 03/19/18.
JBRE NTEX LLC, 108
Townpark Dr. NW, Kennesaw,
Ga. 30144, $66,486, (sales
excise & use), Book/Page
2018/069702, 03/19/18.
Sajid A. Miya, 3531 W.
Northgate Dr. #1614, Irving
75062, $1,427,360, (cigars
and tobacco products tax),
Book/Page 2018/073125,
03/21/18.
TXI Operations LP, 1503
Lyndon B. Johnson Fwy. #400,
Dallas 75234, $71,551,
(direct payment sales tax),
Book/Page 2018/073123,
03/21/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Chernetskaya Inc., 1509
W. Euless Blvd., Euless
76040, $74,375, (mixed
beverage sales), Book/Page
D218061602, 03/23/18.
RR  RELEASES OF
STATE TAX
LIENS
DALLAS COUNTY
Denitech Corp., 820 W.
Sandy Lake Rd. #100, Coppell
75019, $118,503, (sales
excise & use), Book/Page
2018/074635, 03/22/18.
Pearl Roofing and Construc-
tion Services Inc., 1320
Blair Dr., Mesquite 75150,
$39,066, (sales excise & use),
Book/Page 2018/075728,
03/23/18.
Robinson Aircraft Interiors
Inc., 13901 Aviator Way,
Ft. Worth 76177, $37,323,
(franchise), Book/Page
2018/075721, 03/23/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Franco’s Lawn and Land-
scape LLC, 4807 King Harbor
Ct., Grand Prairie 75052,
$50,550, (sales excise & use),
Book/Page D218060686,
03/22/18.
Investalogic Inc., 2908
Chancel Ct., Arlington 76017,
$144,096, (franchise),
Book/Page D218060682,
03/22/18.
LEADS
John Nelson Robinson,
3921 Bunting Ave., Ft. Worth
76107, $25,375, (sales
excise & use), Book/Page
D218060684, 03/22/18.
RR  AFFIDAVITS OF
MECHANICS’
LIENS
COLLIN COUNTY
Highland Fire Protection
Co., Contractor: Crown
Sterling Management LLC,
$28,087, Owner: Harvard
Park LLC, on property at
7200 W. University Dr.,
McKinney 75071, Book/
Page 180320/0335380,
03/20/18.
Champion Fire & Security,
Contractor: J. Wales Con-
struction, $23,290, Owner:
Lowen Fairview GP LLC/
Sanjay Naik, on property
at 295 Murray Farm Rd.,
Fairview 75069, Book/
Page 180323/0350530,
03/23/18.
New Millennium Building
Systems LLC, Contractor:
Odom Construction Systems
LLC/DDG (prime contractor),
$99,290, Owner: Frisco Blu
Suites LLC/Meela Investment
Properties LLC/Naynish LLC et
al., on property at 9484 Fris-
co St., Frisco 75034, Book/
Page 180320/0337580,
03/20/18.
Armour Concrete LP, Con-
tractor: Ridgemont Co. dba
Ridgemont Commercial Con-
struction, $116,195, Owner:
Tribute Living North LP, on
property at 190 N. Preston
Rd., Prosper 75078, Book/
Page 180319/0330020,
03/19/18.
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Town East Heating & Air
Conditioning Co. LLC, Con-
tractor: V.C.C. Construction,
$22,278, Owner: PS LPT
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erty at Public Storage 7950
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Page 180319/0328160,
03/19/18.
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DALLAS COUNTY
Gordon Highlander Corp.,
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$30,105, Owner: 2038
Commerce LLC, on property
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at Parking Systems of Amer-
ica/Belclaire Investment
Corp. 2038 Commerce St.,
Dallas 75226, Book/Page
2018/067605, 03/15/18.
Direct Supply Inc., $40,632,
Owner: Adora 9 Realty LLC,
on property at 8130 Meadow
Rd., Dallas 75231, Book/Page
2018/068092, 03/16/18.
Temeka Advertising Inc.,
$31,770, Owner: Town
East Mall PS, on property at
2063 Town East Mall #1196,
Mesquite 75150, Book/Page
2018/071200, 03/20/18.
Texas Disaster Restoration
LLC, $65,942, Owner:
Expo Group LP/BPP Pacific
Industrial TX Non-REIT
Owner 2 LLC, on property at
5931 W. Campus Circle Dr.,
Irving 75063, Book/Page
2018/076843, 03/23/18.
Wright Construction Co.
Inc., Contractor: Arch-Con
Corp., $20,293, Owner:
I-20 Distribution Park Phase
I LLC, on property at 4500
Cleveland Rd., Dallas 75241,
Book/Page 2018/067586,
03/15/18.
Dirt Road Inc. dba Choate
USA, Contractor: Austin Com-
mercial LP, $31,118, Owner:
1900 Pearl Street JV LLC, on
property at 1900 Pearl St.,
Dallas 75201, Book/Page
2018/067553, 03/15/18.
Dirt Road Inc. dba Choate
USA, Contractor: CBG
Building Co. LLC, $22,097,
Owner: T.C. Blackburn, on
property at 3377 Blackburn,
Dallas 75204, Book/Page
2018/067554, 03/15/18.
Alpha Insulation & Water-
proofing Inc., Contractor:
Con-Real Turner JV/Turner
Construction Co., $66,007,
Owner: The Potter’s House
of Dallas Inc., on property
at 6777 W. Kiest Blvd.,
Dallas 75236, Book/Page
2018/076261, 03/23/18.
CMC Steel Fabricators Inc.
dba CMC Structural Steel,
Contractor: Hill & Wilkinson
Construction Group Ltd.,
$151,377, Owner: Coca Cola
North America, on property
at 3405 Roy Orr Blvd., Grand
Prairie 75050, Book/Page
2018/067567, 03/15/18.
McSweeney Commercial
Painting Inc., Contractor:
Meso Maya Comida y Copas/
Cooper Jensen Contractors,
$37,351, on property at
0 Preston Forest Square,
Dallas 75230, Book/Page
2018/068689, 03/16/18.
Concrete Preservation, Con-
tractor: Schwob Building Co.,
$67,789, Owner: US Foods
Inc., on property at 4240
Alpha Rd., Dallas 75244,
Book/Page 2018/067526,
03/15/18.
Opus One Design Build Na-
tional Markets, Contractor:
SDCO Gateway Commerce I
& II Inc., $91,913, Owner:
SDCO Gateway Commerce I
& II Inc., on property at 6330
Commerce St., Irving 75063,
Book/Page 2018/070235,
03/19/18.
Martin Marletta Materials
Inc., Contractor: Serene
Builder, $129,350, Owner:
Serene Townhomes LLC, on
property at 2 Ben Davis Rd.,
Sachse 75048, Book/Page
2018/075607, 03/22/18.
Service Steel Warehouse Co.
LP, Contractor: SpawGlass,
$183,039, Owner: HEB
Grocery Co. LP, on property
at 4349 W. Northwest Fwy.,
Dallas 75220, Book/Page
2018/067543, 03/15/18.
Gentzler Electrical Services
Inc., Contractor: SpawGlass
Contractors Inc., $76,348,
Owner: Lincoln Lag Ltd., on
property at 5750 E. Lovers
Ln., Dallas 75206, Book/Page
2018/067538, 03/15/18.
Ramco Contractors Inc.,
Contractor: Strand Builders
LLC, $299,836, Owner: Alta
Strand LP, on property at
1931 Market Center Blvd.,
Dallas 75207, Book/Page
2018/067541, 03/15/18.
DENTON COUNTY
Windhaven Management
LLC, Contractor: JP Commer-
cial Property Developers LLC,
$64,061, Owner: JP Commer-
cial Property Developers LLC,
on property at J.P. Teel Office
Lot 2 Block A, Frisco 75034,
Book/Page 2018/30904,
03/20/18.
TARRANT COUNTY
Southwest Demolition
Services, Contractor: EA
Demolition, $65,000, Owner:
Northwest Independent
School District, on property
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at 13824 Lost Spurs Rd.,
Roanoke 76262, Book/Page
D218058237, 03/20/18.
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T&D Systems Inc.,
Contractor: Scott Dennett
Construction LC, $126,256,
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Owner: Corporate Employees
Recreation Assoc. aka CERA,
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on property at 15034 CERA
Project 3300 Bryant Irvin Rd.,
Ft. Worth 76109, Book/Page
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D218057272, 03/19/18.
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PERMITS
COLLIN COUNTY
Pierson Pest LLC, 414
Harding Ln., Lavon 75166,
agricultural services.
Red Cabin Farm LLC, 1412
Hickory Bend Dr., Allen
75002, agricultural-livestock.
Sarif LLC, 5045 Niagara St.,
Plano 75074, contrac-
tors-special trade.
M6 Building Solutions LLC,
3408 Meridian Ave., Celina
75009, general contractors.
Biznovision, Mahtab Akhter,
6921 Independence Pkwy.
#210, Plano 75023, general
contractors.
Ford Contracting Services
LLC, 3614 White Summit
Ln., Melissa 75454, general
contractors.
Veronica’s Embroidery, Jose
Justiniano, 10205 Canyon
Lake View, McKinney 75070,
manufacturing-apparel.
Amazeballz, 2023 W. McDer-
mott Dr. #220, Allen 75013,
manufacturing-bakery.
Lisenby & Miller LLC, 5808
Deer Run Dr., McKinney
75070, manufacturing-furni-
ture or fixtures.
Outlaw Customz, Chad Ray,
2431 Lakeview Cir., McKinney
75070, manufacturing-phar-
maceutical or soaps or paints
or fertilizers.
Pho Mac, 8240 Preston Rd.,
Plano 75024, nonclassifiable.
Butcher Board Legacy Cen-
ter LLC, 5759 Lebanon Rd.,
Frisco 75034, nonclassifiable.
Atomic T-Shirts LLC, 717
E. Pecan St., Celina 75009,
printing and publishing.
Bitbranding, 550 S. Watters
Rd. #271, Allen 75013,
professional-consultants or
public relations or manage-
ment.
Stronger Than Oak, 1900
Marshall Dr., Allen 75013,
professional-engineering.
Han’s Kitchen, 609 Maize
Rd., Murphy 75094, restau-
rants.
Shop Emily Hale, 702
Lake Highlands Dr., Allen
75002, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Lilly Girlie Girl Originals
Inc., 820 W. Stacy Rd. #330,
Allen 75013, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Ms. D’s Boutique, Dala Nor-
ton, 200 Russeau Dr. #337,
Plano 75023, retail-apparel
and accessories.
The Bolla Group LLC, 11625
Custer Rd. #110-185, Frisco
75035, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Felicia Valerie, 14133 Alis
Ln., Frisco 75035, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
Sumi’s Boutique, 6121 W.
Park Blvd. #D116, Plano
75093, retail-apparel and
accessories.
SMI TRS Opco LLC, 17330
Preston Rd. #220A, Dallas
75252, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Kwik Stop, 1009 S. McDonald
St., McKinney 75069,
retail-food.
Rodriguez Grocery Store,
902 Greenville Rd., McKinney
75069, retail-food.
Short Stop Mini Mart, 17630
Preston Rd., Dallas 75252,
retail-food.
Cozy Co., Briana Lecrone,
5388 Hwy. 78 S., Nevada
75173, retail-home furnish-
ings or computer or stereos or
video equipment.
Livluvlift, 1425 Wildrye
Ridge, Celina 75009, re-
tail-miscellaneous.
Wren & Jules, 1094
Limestone Ct., Allen 75013,
retail-miscellaneous.
Wind of Texas, Xiaolin Zhang,
8312 Spring Ridge Dr., Plano
75025, retail-miscellaneous.
Nite Reign LLC, 7820
Glenrise Ln., Sachse 75048,
retail-miscellaneous.
Off-Duty Firefighter, 636
Merlot Ct., Fairview 75069,
retail-miscellaneous.
Karen Kaiser, 1006 Lake-
wood Dr., McKinney 75070,
retail-miscellaneous.
Haga Books of Faith, De-
layne Haga, 2600 Aspen Dr.,
McKinney 75070, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Glam Fresh, Adria Gaston,
6600 McKinney Ranch Pkwy.
er
#2306, McKinney 75070,
retail-miscellaneous.
cia
Petco #2468, 3550 W. Uni-
versity Dr. #100, McKinney
75071, retail-miscellaneous.
l
Demmy LLC, 3225 Corn-
us
flower Dr., Plano 75075,
retail-miscellaneous.
e
John & Jackie, Victoria
Nguyen, 531 Hawthorne Dr.,
Murphy 75094, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Modern Mogul LLC, 18208
Preston Rd. #D9-276, Dallas
75252, retail-miscellaneous.
Mal Technologies LLC, 1018
Rushmore Dr., Allen 75002,
service.
Thai Lao Express, 19129
Preston Rd. #160, Dallas
75252, service.
Tire Ranger & Auto Service
LLC, 9700 Mulligan Dr., McK-
inney 75070, service-auto
repairs or parking.
Shoebox Customs, Charles
Raine, 316 Amber Ln., Nevada
75173, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Bauer Clean LLC, 1229
Ash St., Celina 75009, ser-
vice-cleaning & maintenance.
DP IT Group LLC, 201 N. Bal-
lard Ave. #108, Wylie 75098,
service-computer program-
ming or data processing.
Frisco Martial Arts LLC,
7010 Preston Rd. #200,
Frisco 75034, service-enter-
tainment.
Grasshopper Martial Arts
Center LLC, 8083 Stonebrook
Pkwy. #1510, Frisco 75034,
service-entertainment.
Laser Essentials, 1700 Coit
Rd. #210, Plano 75075,
service-personal.
Bling Your Theme, Andrea
Sherrill, 4101 Waskom Dr.,
Plano 75024, service-pho-
tography.
M. Forbes Photography, 375
Jacob Ln., Fairview 75069,
service-photography.
Dallas Visionaire Drones
LLC, 2017 Bishop Barrel Ln.,
Wylie 75098, service-pho-
tography.
Fresh Look Productions, Earl
Stokes, 3173 CR 1025, Farm-
ersville 75442, service-pho-
tography.
Kathy Davis Stylist, Kather-
ine Davis, 2109 W. Parker Rd.,
Plano 75023, service-salon.
Youth Secret, 8133
Rosemont Dr., Plano 75025,
service-salon.
First Choice Janitorial
Services, Kelly Monterroso,
549 Fisher Dr., Allen 75002,
service-to buildings.
Buckaroo Services LLC,
1444 N. Central Expy.,
McKinney 75070, service-to
buildings.
Cornerstone Pest Services
LLC, 611 Savanna Dr.,
Josephine 75173, service-to
buildings.
Kuties, Andrea Talbert,
2803 Nandina St., McKinney
75071, wholesale-apparel.
Brenda White, 3717 Blue-
bonnet Trl., Princeton 75407,
wholesale-durable goods.
Lone Star Hardwood Dis-
tributors, Salvador Anzualda,
5412 Promise Land Dr., Frisco
75035, wholesale-lumber or
construction materials.
DALLAS COUNTY
TX Promotions, 1811
Browder St., Dallas 75215,
advertising.
Good Boy Gardens, 4522
W. Pioneer Dr. #49, Irving
75061, agricultural services.
A to Z Cellular of TX Inc.,
4950 W. Illinois Ave., Dallas
75211, communications.
A to Z Cellular of TX Inc.,
9784 Forest Ln., Dallas
75243, communications.
MVA AC and Heating, 310
SE 4th St. #B, Grand Prairie
75051, contractors-special
trade.
Best Money Mechanical
Service, Ngeun Tai, 4245
Claremont Dr., Grand Prairie
75052, contractors-special
trade.
Jay Maxwell Consulting,
1129 Grassmere Dr., Rich-
ardson 75080, educational
services.
Top Professional, 1508 E.
Belt Line Rd. #202, Carrollton
75006, general contractors.
Jade Contracting of North
Texas, Cleofas Perez, 4018
N. Story Rd. #1321A, Irving
75038, general contractors.
Rodriquez Framing, Victor
Limon, 2504 Finley Rd.
#632, Irving 75062, general
contractors.
BBO Renovations, Berolinda
Masso, 9948 Brockbank
Dr., Dallas 75220, general
contractors.
HM Drywall Services,
Hector Torres, 7328 Vallejo
Dr., Dallas 75227, general
contractors.
North Dallas Contracting,
Michael Hathcock, 3639
Morningstar Cir., Farmers
Branch 75234, general
contractors.
BIMS, 4424 Mint Way,
Dallas 75236, manufactur-
ing-household appliances.
PM Leatherworks, Phillip
Moscko, 2111 Mountain Lakes
Dr., Cedar Hill 75104, manu-
facturing-leather products.
DT Pro Designs, Demarcus
Turner, 4515 Village Fair Dr.
#215, Dallas 75224, manu-
facturing-metal products.
TPM Outfitters, 1003 W.
Main St., Carrollton 75006,
manufacturing-miscella-
neous.
Bathtub Chronicles, Karen-
tina Miles, 4407 Wescott Dr.,
Grand Prairie 75052, manu-
facturing-miscellaneous.
Journey’s Glim, Latorya Bry-
ant, 2210 Nantucket Village
Cir., Dallas 75227, manufac-
turing-miscellaneous.
Aloe Grove Soap Co., Lauren
Williams, 1409 Arendale Dr.,
Garland 75040, manufactur-
ing-pharmaceutical or soaps
or paints or fertilizers.
Direct Wheel Source,
Edward Henry, 1107 S. Main
St., Duncanville 75137,
manufacturing-transportation
vehicles.
The Pigeon Hole, Gary
Tigue, 132 W. Irving Blvd.,
Irving 75060, membership
organizations.
ESP Composites, 391
Las Colinas Blvd. E. #130,
Irving 75039, printing and
publishing.
RFit Apparel, 3917 Silver
Meadow Ln., Grand Prairie
75052, printing and pub-
lishing.
Stone Hill Risk Management
LLC, 610 Uptown Blvd. #200,
Cedar Hill 75104, printing
and publishing.
Tim Thompson CPA PLLC,
962 Hummingbird Dr., Cop-
pell 75019, professional-ac-
counting or bookkeeping.
MATL Science LLC, 4918
Wenonah Dr., Dallas 75209,
professional-consultants or
public relations or manage-
ment.
Holiday Inn Addison, 4355
Beltway Dr., Addison 75001,
restaurants.
Goldspoon Korean Kitchen,
2701 Old Denton Rd. #164,
Carrollton 75007, restau-
rants.
Taqueria y Pupuseria El Chi-
potle, Hipolita Yanez, 12925
Elam Rd. #105, Balch Springs
75180, restaurants.
Loon Bar and Grill, 3403
McKinney Ave., Dallas 75204,
restaurants.
Serve Venues LLC, 320
W. 8th St., Dallas 75208,
restaurants.
Subroc Zang, David Hong,
400 S. Zang Blvd. #C30,
Dallas 75208, restaurants.
El Jale Club, Jose Cardozo,
1910 S. Harwood St., Dallas
75215, restaurants.
Olga’s TTC Restaurant Taco
Bar, 2310 Martin Luther King
Jr. Blvd. #101, Dallas 75215,
restaurants.
Whitebox Kitchen, 11830
Webb Chapel Rd. #1200,
Dallas 75234, restaurants.
Gwen’s 604, Sussette
Timmons, 1719 Solitude Dr.,
Dallas 75241, restaurants.
Regal Plaza Cafe, 320 Regal
Row #120, Dallas 75247,
restaurants.
Maybree Lane, Amanda
Ulrich, 6102 Crestmill Ln.,
Sachse 75048, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Southern Class Closet, Me-
gan Brown, 1709 Hendrix Dr.,
Irving 75061, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Lil Baby Line, 801 Hon-
eysuckle Ln., Cedar Hill
75104, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Jacobi Taylor, 1117 Vickery
Dr., Desoto 75115, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
Dowsabel Boutique, Brenda
Cristales, 718 San Juan Dr.,
Duncanville 75116, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
Autumn Legend, Kanesha
Polk, 2109 Hillcrest St. #135,
Mesquite 75149, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
Royalty Design, Anleshia
Deckard, 13113 Rustic Cir.,
Balch Springs 75180, re-
tail-apparel and accessories.
Brilliant Bridal Texas LLC,
142 Howell St. #A, Dallas
75207, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Reese Styles of Elegance
LLC, 2511 Wedglea Dr., Dallas
75211, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Guap Inc., Terence Johnson,
7725 Colebrook Dr., Dallas
75217, retail-apparel and
accessories.
G&S Clothing, Gene Cooper,
936 Pindar Ave., Dallas
75217, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Skii Boutique, 5856 Winding
Woods Trl., Dallas 75227, re-
tail-apparel and accessories.
Basslayerz Apparel LLC,
13500 Noel Rd. #536, Dallas
75240, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Childish Adult, Kevin Martin,
5850 Belt Line Rd. #202,
Dallas 75254, retail-apparel
and accessories.
North Park Motors LLC,
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4114 Billy Mitchell Dr.,
Addison 75001, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Cad Garland Motors LLC,
11675 Lyndon B. Johnson
Fwy., Garland 75041, re-
tail-auto or gasoline stations.
Neighborhood Convenience
Store, 1701 S. Belt Line Rd.,
Grand Prairie 75051, re-
tail-auto or gasoline stations.
Turnkey Truck Sales, 605 S.
Loop 12, Irving 75060, re-
tail-auto or gasoline stations.
7-Eleven Convenience Store
#33671B, 377 W. Campbell
Rd. #200, Richardson 75080,
retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Josh’s Boats LLC, 3109 Elm
Grove Rd., Wylie 75098, re-
tail-auto or gasoline stations.
Asra Investment Inc., 3301
N. Town East Blvd. #124,
Mesquite 75150, retail-auto
or gasoline stations.
7-Eleven Convenience Store
#33122J, 2601 Faithon P.
Lucas Sr. Blvd., Mesquite
75181, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Star City Motors, Steven
Reyes, 3019 Hammerly Dr.,
Dallas 75212, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Wil Auto Sales LLC, 5309
Singleton Blvd. #1, Dallas
75212, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Dallas Ranch Auto Sales,
Jose Hernandez, 2413
Community Dr. #D, Dallas
75220, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Three Amigos Food Mart
& More, 1927 E. Belt Line
Rd. #136, Carrollton 75006,
retail-food.
Delicias Naturales Fruteria
y Neveria, Ismael Alvarez,
5501 Broadway Blvd., Gar-
land 75043, retail-food.
Lone Star Bites, Isalia Alva-
rez, 1332 S. Plano Rd., Rich-
ardson 75081, retail-food.
Miss Kay’s Cheesecakes,
Karen Shaw, 208 Cham-
blin Dr., Cedar Hill 75104,
retail-food.
Gateway Newstands, 700
N. Pearl St., Dallas 75201,
retail-food.
I-CE NY, 2633 McKinney
Ave. #170, Dallas 75204,
retail-food.
Nas Fashion Store Co.,
Shaalon Alhamdani-Nassar,
4819 S. 2nd Ave., Dallas
75210, retail-food.
Kingz of Cutz Mini Mart,
Fredrick Myers, 3109 Al
Lipscomb Way, Dallas 75215,
retail-food.
Sweets on Wheels, Mark
Miller, 3111 Easter Ave.
#111, Dallas 75216,
retail-food.
Donuts Town, Myoung Choi,
8686 Ferguson Rd. #210,
Dallas 75228, retail-food.
Berta’s Restaurante y Pana-
deria, Bertha Aleman, 11363
Denton Dr. #207, Dallas
75229, retail-food.
Papa Yun’s Donuts, 1904
Record Crossing Rd., Dallas
75235, retail-food.
MTV Cafe, Nga Huynh, 10560
Walnut St. #800, Dallas
75243, retail-food.
Imobile of TX LLC, 3880
Irving Mall #KI11, Irving
75062, retail-home furnish-
ings or computer or stereos or
video equipment.
Imobile of TX LLC, 2063
Town East Mall #2192,
Mesquite 75150, retail-home
furnishings or computer or
stereos or video equipment.
Imobile of TX LLC, 2063
Town East Mall #5503,
Mesquite 75150, retail-home
furnishings or computer or
stereos or video equipment.
Maxey Wireless, Craig Max-
ey, 3636 Gus Thomasson Rd.,
Mesquite 75150, retail-home
furnishings or computer or
stereos or video equipment.
FLW Auto & Electronics,
Rotonya Herndon, 4918
Cranfill Dr., Dallas 75216,
retail-home furnishings or
computer or stereos or video
equipment.
No Limit Wireless at DFW
Inc., 2266 Gus Thomas-
son Rd., Dallas 75228,
retail-home furnishings or
computer or stereos or video
equipment.
Charles McCann, 15695
Spectrum Dr. #2400, Addison
75001, retail-miscellaneous.
Empire Hookah Lounge,
Yohannes Demissie, 2001
Midway Rd. #144, Carrollton
75006, retail-miscellaneous.
Antoinette Thomas, 3132
San Sebastian Dr., Carrollton
75006, retail-miscellaneous.
Soul Saine, Kristina Villalba,
121 Spyglass Dr., Coppell
75019, retail-miscellaneous.
Bolo Nutrition, Tammy
Major, 761 S. MacArthur
Blvd. #115, Coppell 75019,
retail-miscellaneous.
Tunie Fashion LLC, 940 W.
Bethel Rd., Coppell 75019,
retail-miscellaneous.
Be Young and Beauty, Trinh
Phan, 1202 Frio Ln., Garland
75040, retail-miscellaneous.
Unique Boutique N More,
202 Biscay Dr., Garland
75043, retail-miscellaneous.
Everything That Glitters,
Markeita Neroes, 7101
Christina Ln., Garland 75043,
retail-miscellaneous.
Gypsy Reign Creations,
Chelsie Merritt, 618 SW Dallas
St., Grand Prairie 75051,
retail-miscellaneous.
Lance Simson, 3712 Dahlia
Dr., Grand Prairie 75052,
retail-miscellaneous.
Vivid Co. Visions LLC, 2947
Preston Trl., Grand Prairie
75052, retail-miscellaneous.
Have Wool We Will Travel,
1026 Hickory St., Irving
75060, retail-miscellaneous.
Last Chance Liquidations
LLC, 221 S. Belt Line Rd.
#102, Irving 75060, re-
tail-miscellaneous.
Olla Trading LLC, 1216 N.
Belt Line Rd., Irving 75061,
retail-miscellaneous.
Dulceria Mary, Maria Ortiz,
2800 W. Irving Blvd. #A111,
Irving 75061, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Trainvana LLC, 1016 San
Jacinto Dr. #1428, Irving
75063, retail-miscellaneous.
Floral Mechanics LLC, 508
Business Pkwy., Richardson
75081, retail-miscellaneous.
Lisa Yarbrough, 908 Audelia
Rd. #200-368, Richardson
75081, retail-miscellaneous.
DAS Professional Services
LLC, 8605 Scooner St.,
Rowlett 75089, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Safe Haven Towing,
Rose Anderson, 542 Cedar
Rapids Ln., Desoto 75115,
retail-miscellaneous.
Steven A & Co., 1238
Nancy Ln., Lancaster 75134,
retail-miscellaneous.
The Next Level Accessories
by Lee, Alisa Fuller, 500
Rolling Hills Place #315,
Lancaster 75146, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
The Attic Lift King Talk
Corp., 515 E. Reindeer Rd.,
Lancaster 75146, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Free Spirit Health and Well-
ness, Heather Davis, 1739 N.
Galloway Ave. #E, Mesquite
75149, retail-miscellaneous.
Me Encanta, Cynthia
Sanchez, 513 Paldao Dr.,
Mesquite 75149, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Edwin’s Sales, Mark Brad-
dock, 1113 Americana Ln.
#10204, Mesquite 75150,
retail-miscellaneous.
Fondita Las Cazuelas,
Lilia Sanchez, 1710 N. Hwy.
175 #8, Seagoville 75159,
retail-miscellaneous.
H.C. Bryant Mercantile &
Co., Ola Fojtasek, 100 Cres-
cent Ct. #1700, Dallas 75201,
retail-miscellaneous.
Avastar Supply LLC, 2611
Ross Ave. #3044, Dallas
75201, retail-miscellaneous.
Be Beautiful, Lilian Monie,
1707 N. Hall St. #211, Dallas
75204, retail-miscellaneous.
Happy Glass, Adrianne Mc-
Caffrey, 3839 McKinney Ave.
#1552058, Dallas 75204,
retail-miscellaneous.
Halo Boutique, 4315
Sycamore St., Dallas 75204,
retail-miscellaneous.
Gigi’s Beauty Supply,
Liegea Lopez-Cantu, 224
Sunset Ave., Dallas 75208,
retail-miscellaneous.
Beauty Lounge, Ashley
Jones, 3195 TX 12 Loop #C,
Dallas 75211, retail-miscel-
laneous.
The Tiger Shop, Huberto
Arreguin, 5211 W. Davis St.,
Dallas 75211, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Beloved Baskets, Stephani
White, 6243 Trinity Creek Dr.,
Dallas 75217, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Delia H. Clayton, 10834
Palace Way, Dallas 75218,
retail-miscellaneous.
Maher Hospitality Dallas
LLC, 823 Lake Terrace Dr.,
Dallas 75218, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Michael Rogers, 517 Hoel
Dr., Dallas 75224, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
K.P. Groom, 6059 Sherry Ln.,
Dallas 75225, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Uptown Royalty, 3310
Loganwood Dr., Dallas 75227,
retail-miscellaneous.
Krysia and Co., Neva
Bearden, 11700 Preston
Rd. #660, Dallas 75230,
retail-miscellaneous.
Parklane Pharmacy, 8405
Park Ln. #100, Dallas 75231,
retail-miscellaneous.
Uptiques, 2824 Valley View
Am
Ln. #103, Farmers Branch
75234, retail-miscellaneous.
Delia H. Clayton, 9524
Spring Branch Dr., Dallas
er
75238, retail-miscellaneous.
ica
Fragancia’s Gregory, Grego-
rio Rodriguez, 10075 Royal
Ln. #1158, Dallas 75238,
retail-miscellaneous.
n
HH-Datexas LLC, 9341 Lyn-
Ci
don B. Johnson Fwy., Dallas
75243, retail-miscellaneous.
ty
Jett Finance, Sidney Jett,
1327 Empire Central Dr.
#206, Dallas 75247, re-
tail-miscellaneous.
Kingdom Works, Allon Mor-
ris, 5589 Hunters Bend Ln.,
Dallas 75249, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Tunie Fashion LLC, 2700
Regent Blvd., DFW Airport
75261, retail-miscellaneous.
Nortex Tiny Home Sales,
Eddie Devine, 1434 Windmill
Ln., Mesquite 75149, service.
S&S Telecom, Eddie Devine,
1434 Windmill Ln., Mesquite
75149, service.
Sweet Elegance, Cynthia
Romo, 8500 N. Stemmons
Fwy. #1005E, Dallas 75247,
service.
Panda Express DFW Airport,
2141 S. International Pkwy.
Terminal B Gate 15, DFW
Airport 75261, service.
BJ Shop, Juan Lara, 131
SE 14th St., Grand Prairie
75050, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Ross Auto Sales and Repair,
616 S. Central Expy., Rich-
ardson 75080, service-auto
repairs or parking.
Eurotech Automotive, 605
S. Sherman St. #605H, Rich-
ardson 75081, service-auto
repairs or parking.
M&R Classic Custom,
Michael Hinojosa, 1111
Explorer St. #B, Duncanville
75137, service-auto repairs
or parking.
One 18 Group LLC, 1604
Blackstone Dr., Carrollton
75007, service-business.
Patriot Monitoring, 2351
Norwich Ln., Grand Prairie
75052, service-business.
Dallas Central Patrol
Security Inc., 1044 Magnolia
Ln., Cedar Hill 75104, ser-
vice-business.
Texas Press Clipping
Bureau, 400 N. St. Paul
St. #410, Dallas 75201,
service-business.
Cici Designs, Clifford
Weinmann, 3615 Gillon Ave.,
Dallas 75205, service-busi-
ness.
SiftSort.com LLC, 1950
N. Stemmons Fwy., Dallas
75207, service-computer
programming or data process-
ing.
Chat Chat Internet Cafe,
Ruth Perez, 8282 Spring Val-
ley Rd. #400, Dallas 75240,
service-computer program-
ming or data processing.
Coppell #45776, 250 W.
State Hwy. 121, Coppell
75019, service-entertain-
ment.
Breathe Motivation, 2338
Glenbrook Meadows Dr.,
Garland 75040, service-en-
tertainment.
Shattered, Apryl Howard,
1125 Greenway Dr., Richard-
son 75080, service-enter-
LEADS
tainment.
Friday Films and Foto, Demi
Fraire, 813 I-H 30 #728,
Mesquite 75150, service-en-
tertainment.
Thrifty Cactus Designs,
Belva Phillips, 3517 Valley
Ridge Rd., Dallas 75220,
service-entertainment.
Lakeside Storage, Dennis
Martin, 3521 Elm Grove
Rd., Rowlett 75089, ser-
vice-equipment rental.
Imaginary Fiends, 2116
McAdams Ave., Dallas 75224,
service-mailing or reproduc-
tion or secretarial.
Fixafone, 7302 San Carlos
Dr., Rowlett 75089, ser-
vice-miscellaneous repairs.
Lunchbox Wax, 3858 Oak
Lawn Ave. #410, Dallas
75219, service-personal.
T. Alexandria Medical Spa
LLC, 2705 Swiss Ave. #140,
Dallas 75204, service-salon.
Aide Beauty Salon, 411 W.
Davis St. #A, Dallas 75208,
service-salon.
Soga Int., Kossi Sogadji, 2647
Anderson St., Dallas 75215,
service-to buildings.
Spot Off, Evelyn Neke,
5955 Alpha Rd. #605, Dallas
75240, service-to buildings.
GuardianAngelsHome12G-
Mail.com, 426 Birch Ln.,
Richardson 75081, social ser-
vices-adult residential care.
Efrogs Dallas LLC, 1200 Ross
Ave., Dallas 75202, travel
agencies.
Elite Auto Solution, 109
S. Kirby St. #403, Garland
75042, wholesale-autos and
Bu
parts.
Sunny’s Global Collection,
736 E. Lake Dr., Coppell
sin
75019, wholesale-durable
goods.
es
Nova Alloys Inc., 1100 Chase
Rd. #400, Mesquite 75149,
wholesale-durable goods.
sJ
A&S Cosmetics Inc., 12900
Preston Rd. #804, Dallas
75230, wholesale-durable
ou
goods.
Lindsey Home Design, 7404
Hillshire Ln., Irving 75063,
wholesale-furniture.
Nationstar-Micro, 8950
Cypress Waters Blvd., Dallas
75063, wholesale-groceries.
Sweet Thing Bakery, Jeanna
Macklin, 424 Longshadow
Ln., Mesquite 75149, whole-
sale-groceries.
Almaraz Snaks Services,
Andres Almaraz, 10223 Oak
Terrace Cir., Dallas 75227,
wholesale-non-durable
goods.
Atlas Pharmacy Supply LLC,
2360 Campbell Creek Blvd.
#530, Richardson 75082,
wholesale-pharmaceutical or
sundries.
DENTON COUNTY
N&J Lawncare, Nicolas
Martinez, 402 E. State Hwy.
121 Trailer 109, Lewisville
75057, landscape and tree
maintenance.
Ten Berries, Nicole Roten-
berry, 1414 Kingston Place,
Providence Village 76227,
manufacturing-fruits or
vegetables.
American Yeti, 3572 Bellaire
Ct., Frisco 75034, manufac-
turing-paper products.
Impact Compression &
Equipment Services LLC,
108 Maxwell Rd., Frisco
75034, oil and gas extraction.
Dadgari Property Manage-
ment LLC, 4668 Cherokee
Path, Carrollton 75010, real
estate-agents or managers.
Urban Ranch Carrollton,
1008 W. Hebron Pkwy.
#100, Carrollton 75010,
restaurants.
Kegs and Mugs, 615 FM
2281, Lewisville 75056,
restaurants.
Basslayerz Apparel LLC,
7719 Ivanhoe Dr., Frisco
75034, retail-apparel and
accessories.
RSR Unlimited LLC, 5200
Windhaven Pkwy. #14107,
Lewisville 75056, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
Born Again Athletics,
Catarina Gomes, 6224
Meadowlands Dr., Krum
76249, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Bolton Hardware, Blake
Bolton, 2428 Rolling Ridge
Dr., Little Elm 75068, re-
tail-construction materials or
lawn and garden supplies.
Milton K. Matlock, 1020
Hampshire Ln., Carrollton
75007, retail-miscellaneous.
Created With Purpose, Dana
Van Steenbergen, 1109 Still-
water Trl., Carrollton 75007,
retail-miscellaneous.
Ruby and Begonia, 1624
Thomas Ln., Carrollton
75010, retail-miscellaneous.
CC’s Designer Concealed
Carry, 7000 Mills Branch Cir.,
Plano 75024, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Sugar Wagon, 1110 Strawn
Ct., Flower Mound 75028,
retail-miscellaneous.
Blas International Inc.,
12708 Skeeter Dr., Frisco
75034, retail-miscellaneous.
Mrs. Lively’s Cajun Kon-
nection, Kevin Lively, 721
E. Hundley Dr., Lake Dallas
75065, retail-miscellaneous.
PJ’s Cosmetics, Nancy Gar-
cia, 650 E. Vista Ridge Mall
Dr. #713, Lewisville 75067,
retail-miscellaneous.
Trendy Modern Home, Julie
Wiseman, 849 Lake Woodland
Dr., Little Elm 75068,
retail-miscellaneous.
Manisha Aesthetics, 200
Market Place, Highland
Village 75077, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Jinger Spa LLC, 2800 Lake-
side Dr. #100, Flower Mound
75077, retail-miscellaneous.
Minding My P’s & Q’s, 5800
N. I-H 35 #401, Denton
76207, retail-miscellaneous.
ANS Sales, Ashley Furman,
6324 Thoroughbred Trl.,
Denton 76210, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Pretty Stuff, Verena Warren,
7301 Chaucer Dr., Denton
76210, retail-miscellaneous.
M&M Hydro LLC, 11961 Hill-
top Rd. #21, Argyle 76226,
retail-miscellaneous.
Sara’s Secrets, 26735 US
Hwy. 380 E. #103, Aubrey
76227, retail-miscellaneous.
Sweetwater Botanicals,
Olivia Sweet, 2314 Heather-
rn
woods Way, Carrollton 75007,
service.
als
CRD Events LLC, 2712 Sir
Bedivere Ln., Lewisville
75056, service.
-N
Redline Diesel Performance,
Andrew Russell, 3011 Lake
Side Dr., Sanger 76266, ser-
vice-auto repairs or parking.
ot
Disciple Labs LLC, 3910 Old
Denton Rd. #105, Carrollton
fo
75007, service-business.
Metropolitan Security
rc
Services Inc., 2780 Lake
Vista Dr., Lewisville 75067,
service-business.
Jody Martin Studio, 4207
N. Hill Dr., Carrollton 75010,
service-entertainment.
Atomic Twelve Designs,
Michael Broussard, 412 Lake
Vista E., Lewisville 75077,
service-entertainment.
Pleased to Skate, Chase
Christensen, 1518 Broadway
St., Denton 76201, ser-
vice-entertainment.
Christian Warrior Books,
Samuel Schiller, 7110 Gregg
Rd., Krum 76249, service-en-
tertainment.
Harper Directory Distribu-
tion Group LLC, 2921 Coun-
try Club Rd. #101, Denton
76210, service-mailing or
reproduction or secretarial.
Sky Pest Services, 2201
Long Prairie Rd. #107307,
Flower Mound 75022, ser-
vice-miscellaneous repairs.
Duckman Service LLC, 444
Misty Ln., Lewisville 75067,
service-miscellaneous repairs.
Tiffany Alicyn Photography,
12 Avalon Dr., Trophy Club
76262, service-photography.
Jina Jina Salon, 1025 W. He-
bron Pkwy. #130, Carrollton
75010, service-salon.
Corey Trinidad at Salons on
407, 1920 Justin Rd. #21,
Highland Village 75077,
service-salon.
Covered Clean, Amber Sher-
rill, 16104 Ryedale Rd., Frisco
75034, service-to buildings.
Retro-Gear LLC, 519 Bennett
Ln. #101, Lewisville 75057,
wholesale-durable goods.
Wreaths & More, Stefanie
Woods, 1901 Lakeview Cir.
#1404, Lewisville 75057,
wholesale-furniture.
TARRANT COUNTY
Skylink, 5620 Homestead
Rd., Arlington 76017, con-
tractors-electrical.
Acre & Beech, 2733 Yoakum
St., Ft. Worth 76108, con-
tractors-glass & glazing.
TFE Contracting, 771 E.
Southlake Blvd. #108, South-
lake 76092, contractors-roof-
ing or siding.
Mining Tech Shop, Matthew
Bailey, 2701 Prestondale Dr.,
Hurst 76054, contrac-
tors-structural steel.
Big Bull Roofing Co., Jose
Basurto, 2904 San Gabriel
Ct., Ft. Worth 76118, general
contractors.
MFC General Contractor
Services, Felix Galindo, 5685
Rendon Bloodworth Rd.,
Ft. Worth 76140, general
contractors.
Shop Serv, Florence Ighedo-
sa, 4328 Perrine Place, Grand
Prairie 75052, manufactur-
ing-apparel.
Liz Rayos, 6933 NE Loop
820 #1625, N. Richland Hills
76180, manufacturing-bak-
ery.
5th Gen Custom Cabinets,
1000 Kennedy Ln. #11,
Saginaw 76131, manufactur-
ing-furniture or fixtures.
Masterpiece Pave Stone
Creations, 4820 Richards
Terr., Ft. Worth 76115,
manufacturing-glass and clay
products.
Bathtub Chronicles, Kar-
entina Miles, 2815 Osler Dr.
#8206, Grand Prairie 75051,
manufacturing-miscella-
neous.
Dinero Mas, Paola Lara,
1505 NW 25th St., Ft. Worth
76164, manufacturing-paper
products.
DIP SPV Co. 9 LLC, 550
Bailey Ave., Ft. Worth
76107, real estate-land and
developers.
Shin Sei, 2333 S. Internation-
al Pkwy., Grapevine 75261,
restaurants.
Jack in the Box #0765, 700
W. Division St., Arlington
76012, restaurants.
Temptations, 3701 S. Cooper
St. #123, Arlington 76015,
restaurants.
Papa Catering, Tangie
Brown, 1224 Scarlet Sage
Pkwy., Burleson 76028,
restaurants.
Cabana Beverages Inc.,
1495 Precinct Line Rd., Hurst
76053, restaurants.
Baskin Robbins Ice Cream,
2063 W. Southlake Blvd.,
Southlake 76092, restau-
rants.
Rivas Cafe, Marco Rivas,
om
2714 Azle Ave., Ft. Worth
76106, restaurants.
Restaurante La Silla, Arely
m
Alanis, 405 W. Biddison St.,
Ft. Worth 76110, restaurants.
er
La Cocinita De Rosita Inc.,
3139 E. Seminary Dr., Ft.
cia
Worth 76119, restaurants.
Fred’s Downtown Philly,
5735 S. Hulen St., Ft. Worth
l
76132, restaurants.
us
Afghan Cuisine & Grocery,
Syed Hatam, 2101 Altamesa
e
Blvd. #111, Ft. Worth 76134,
restaurants.
Janice Carter JC Group LLC,
928 Russell Rd., Everman
76140, restaurants.
Enarav LLC, 9127 Blvd.
26 #140, N. Richland Hills
76180, restaurants.
Low and Below, Nathan Du-
rant, 432 Lead Creek Dr., Ft.
Worth 76131, retail stores.
Sintia’s Sins, 805 NE Green
Oaks Blvd. #267, Arlington
76006, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Miss Priss, Elizabeth Cum-
mings, 4800 Behrens Rd.,
Colleyville 76034, retail-ap-
parel and accessories.
DXL Mens Apparel #9366,
1201 Chisolm Trl. #100,
Euless 76039, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Michelle’s Accessories, 506
Parsley Ln., Euless 76039, re-
tail-apparel and accessories.
Eclat Designs LLC, 505
Everwood Ct., Southlake
76092, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Brandon Williams and Asso-
ciates, 10248 Winkler Dr., Ft.
Worth 76108, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Thrifty Southern Chic
Boutique, Zunika Penland,
8526 Sherry Dr., Ft. Worth
76108, retail-apparel and
accessories.
8’s Boutique, Diocelina
Barreda, 4820 South Fwy., Ft.
Worth 76115, retail-apparel
and accessories.
We Help the Planet Recyling
Center, Dennis Medrano,
7016 Greenview Cir. N., Ft.
Worth 76120, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Love Larae, Jill Hogg,
1028 Russell Rd., Ft. Worth
76140, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Livingloud TX, Tiffany Lopez,
9004 Navigation Dr., Ft.
Worth 76179, retail-apparel
and accessories.
Dressing Your Blessing, Em-
ily Shockey, 6150 Browning
Dr. #26206, N. Richland Hills
76180, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Izzu Baby, Vijay Kodimala,
504 Silver Chase Dr., Keller
76248, retail-apparel and
accessories.
Aryan Auto Inc., 804
Secretary Dr. #A, Arlington
76015, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Star1 Auto, Saidi Bukuru,
13928 Tristan Ln. #921,
Euless 76040, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Shell Food Mart, 4811 NE
28th St., Haltom City 76117,
retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Hiley Acura of Fort Worth,
3125 NE Loop 820, Ft. Worth
76137, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Express Fuel Mart #7, 8405
Harwood Rd., N. Richland
Hills 76180, retail-auto or
gasoline stations.
Rokas Transportation LLC,
701 Bluebonnet Dr., Keller
76248, retail-auto or gasoline
stations.
Grab N Go, 1909 Caddo
Village Rd., Arlington 76001,
retail-food.
Queen Bees Catering,
Brandi Hastings, 530 W. Park
Row Dr., Arlington 76010,
retail-food.
Pooh’s Honey Pot, Christie
Storey, 813 Boyd Rd., Azle
76020, retail-food.
The Perfect Bite, Patricia
Pope, 1033 Doe Meadow Dr.,
Burleson 76028, retail-food.
Star Beer and Wine, 801 S.
Industrial Blvd. #100, Euless
76040, retail-food.
Archie’s Donuts, 6555 Blvd.
26, N. Richland Hills 76180,
retail-food.
Liquorland, 4940 N. Tarrant
Pkwy., Ft. Worth 76244,
retail-food.
Imobile of TX LLC, 3811 S.
Cooper St. #6514, Arlington
76015, retail-home furnish-
ings or computer or stereos or
video equipment.
Imobile of TX LLC, 3000
Grapevine Mills Pkwy.
#121, Grapevine 76051,
retail-home furnishings or
computer or stereos or video
equipment.
Imobile of TX LLC, 3000
Grapevine Mills Pkwy.
#342, Grapevine 76051,
retail-home furnishings or
computer or stereos or video
equipment.
Imobile of TX LLC, 1101
Melbourne Rd. #78, Hurst
76053, retail-home furnish-
ings or computer or stereos or
video equipment.
Geeks IT Solutions, 6070
Copperfield Dr. #604, Ft.
Worth 76132, retail-home
furnishings or computer or
stereos or video equipment.
Krazy House of Kustoms
Kustom Kruizer Paint, Ga-
briel Garcia, 3097 Parham Dr.
#218, Grand Prairie 75052,
retail-miscellaneous.
Glamour Nail Supply, Araceli
Villa, 100 W. Pioneer Pkwy.
#108, Arlington 76010,
retail-miscellaneous.
Flawless Skincare, Melissa
Bolin, 110 W. Randol Mill
Rd. #240, Arlington 76011,
retail-miscellaneous.
Vapor Store by EZFumes,
2104 N. Collins St. #B,
Arlington 76011, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Mottohead, Jesus So-
lis-Rocha, 123 Hidalgo Ln.,
Arlington 76014, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Feline Instincts, 5905
Derek St., Arlington 76016,
retail-miscellaneous.
TYMAGlobal.net, 809 Lev-
elland Dr., Arlington 76017,
retail-miscellaneous.
Magnus Group LLC, 1021
Carpenter St., Azle 76020,
retail-miscellaneous.
GoodWears.com LLC, 1930
Waterford Dr., Grapevine
76051, retail-miscellaneous.
Crazy Online Deals, Moncef
Ahardan, 3368 Burninglog
Dr., Grapevine 76051,
retail-miscellaneous.
Ruthie Janes, Patricia
Whitehead, 412 S. Main St.,
Grapevine 76051, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Home Sweet Home Decor
and More, Stephanie Taylor,
239 Bayne Rd., Haslet 76052,
retail-miscellaneous.
Beauty Bar, 1101 Melbourne
Rd., Hurst 76053, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Luxor Hookah Lounge, 1113
W. Pipeline Rd. #133-129,
Hurst 76053, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Wendy’s Store #11883,
3750 E. Broad St., Mansfield
76063, retail-miscellaneous.
Sister Ro’s Traveling Em-
porium, Roberta McMillan,
2510 Edgefield Trl., Mansfield
76063, retail-miscellaneous.
Jasper Dawn Ltd. Co., 401
Clear Creek Dr., Mansfield
76063, retail-miscellaneous.
Lusso Concepts LLC, 1016
Hanover Dr., Southlake
76092, retail-miscellaneous.
Buckleberry’s, Denell
Tietjen, 325 Oak Pointe Ln.,
Southlake 76092, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Jennifer Conn Art Services,
2200 Queen St., Ft. Worth
76103, retail-miscellaneous.
Punch Designs LLC, 9212
Heron Dr., Ft. Worth 76108,
retail-miscellaneous.
Taqueria Adrec’s, Enrique
Cerda-Ramirez, 3011 E.
1st St., Ft. Worth 76111,
retail-miscellaneous.
Taqueria Adrec’s, Enrique
Cerda-Ramirez, 3212 NE
28th St., Ft. Worth 76111,
retail-miscellaneous.
Fort Worth American
Shaman, 1760 Mall Cir., Ft.
Worth 76116, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Katie’s Cactus and Succu-
lents, Deborah Curry, 7612
Willis Ave., Ft. Worth 76116,
retail-miscellaneous.
Tech Tigers, Trung Le, 5302
E. Belknap St. #D4, Haltom
City 76117, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Plenti of Flavors, Donald
Brown, 2333 Glencrest Dr.,
Ft. Worth 76119, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
The Hotspot, Cindy Mora,
5325 Trentman St., Ft. Worth
76119, retail-miscellaneous.
Debra Denise Jewelry, 4105
German Pointer Way, Ft.
Worth 76123, retail-miscel-
laneous.
NomadFibers, Laura
Hastings, 1221 Brazos Dr.,
Benbrook 76126, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Raven’s Unique Scents,
2851 Walton Ave. #238, Ft.
Worth 76133, retail-miscel-
laneous.
Alamo Skateboards, 7225
Wagonwheel Rd., Ft. Worth
76133, retail-miscellaneous.
Tunie Fashion LLC, 14900
Frye Rd., Ft. Worth 76155,
retail-miscellaneous.
Tunie Fashion LLC, 15201
Heritage Pkwy., Ft. Worth
76177, retail-miscellaneous.
Tunie Fashion LLC, 700
Westport Pkwy., Ft. Worth
76177, retail-miscellaneous.
Foxy Defense and Protec-
tion LLC, 8901 Tehama Ridge
Pkwy. #127-252, Ft. Worth
76177, retail-miscellaneous.
A Parrots Palace, Margaret
Gaines, 609 Cessna Ct.,
Saginaw 76179, retail-mis-
cellaneous.
Gratus Gear, 12733 Creamel-
lo Ave., Ft. Worth 76244,
retail-miscellaneous.
Solid Sleds, Dean Pitts, 705
Tanglewood Ln., Arlington
76012, service-auto repairs
or parking.
Mid Cities Mustang, 3233 W.
Euless Blvd., Euless 76040,
service-auto repairs or
parking.
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McKinney 75071, Lot 9
Block C Stonebridge Estates,
2018/066128.
National Residential Nomi-
nee Services Inc. to Andrew

service-motion picture M. Portleus, 4428 Caruth

industries. He frequently lectures on
tax topics. Mr. Scherer joined the Firm
$914,724, Book/Page
his skills in both jury and bench trials. production.
180322/0348940. Blvd., Dallas 75225, Lot
Ray also has experience providing pro DIRECTOR OF G Photography LLC, 6003 17 Block 3 Idlewild Annex,
J. Anthony Custom Homes
ot

ADVERTISING Copperfield Dr., Arlington $1,231,225, Book/Page

in January 2003. bono criminal defense representation Clint Tenney 76001, service-photography. LLC to Steven and Lesa But- 2018/064175.
with notable successes helping ler, 12226 Lazio Ln., Frisco
ctenney@bizjournals.com Face of Photography, Ronald B. and Janice W.
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individuals charged with serious 214-706-7132 Kenneth Richard, 11560 Park, $800,000, Book/Page Seidel to Francisco Javier
Parma Ln., Ft. Worth 76244, Cosme Garza Galindo, 3225
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service-photography. Marquette, Dallas 75225,

and armed robbery. ADVERTISING
CV Nail Spa, Kevin Pham,
Robert V. and Catherine G. Lot 22 Block 58 University
ACCOUNT Vitanza to Terry James, 801 Heights, $1,200,000, Book/
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4620 Colleyville Blvd. Creekwood Dr. S., Fairview Page 2018/061500.

EXECUTIVES #104, Colleyville 76034, 75069, Lot 50 River Oaks,
RETAILING & RESTAURANTS TECHNOLOGY Lauren Edel service-salon. $736,000, Book/Page Francisco and Margarita
Acosta to Eric and Jennifer
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NEW HIRE NEW HIRE 214-706-7138
BrowsNow Threading & 180320/0334570.
Vroonland, 13609 Ashridge
Lashes, Ujjwol Lamsal, Stephen and Gloria G. Dr., Dallas 75240, Lot 21
er

ANGELA CHESTER TONY BROWN Cheryl Hood

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2125 W. Southlake Blvd.
#345, Southlake 76092,
Eppig to William Charles
May and Anna Stain-
Block D Northwood Hills,
$1,151,250, Book/Page
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service-salon. back-May, 4816 Bear Run 2018/063233.

Controller Director of 214-706-7140
Top Coat Nail Boutique, Dr., Plano 75093, Lot 11
Enterprise Marianne Neville Kneikha Jernigan-Shanahan, Block B Lakeside on Preston, Brandon H. and Kali A.
Kershaw to Erik Colin
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Security Drees Custom Homes LP
Dallas 75230, Lot 10 Block A
Kevin Noble I-20 Animal Medical Cen- Hamilton-McConnell Subd.,
ter, 5820 W. I-H 20, Arling- to Michael E. Pimentel and $1,136,000, Book/Page
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Lane & McClain
In this role, Chester will oversee
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and finance operations, including
budgeting, forecasting, and cash
flow analysis. She will be in charge of
Human Resources and Information
Technology as well.
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214-706-7139
ton 76017, veterinarians.
NA Investments Inc., 1203
Beaconsfield Ln. #203,
Arlington 76011, whole-
sale-autos and parts.
Holiday Incense, James
Bruce, 1304 Paxton Ave.,
Arlington 76013, whole-
sale-durable goods.
Cordue Gems and Jewelry,
Heidi Bowman, 321 Willow
St., Hurst 76053, whole-
sale-durable goods.
Mary’s Garden, 117 Cal-
lender Dr., Ft. Worth 76108,
wholesale-durable goods.
Gladys Covertores y
Covijas, Esteban Mosqueda,
4820 South Fwy., Ft. Worth
76115, wholesale-electrical
equipment.
Elmy Cosmetics, Francisco
Figueroa, 4200 South
Fwy., Ft. Worth 76115,
wholesale-pharmaceutical or
sundries.
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TRANSACTIONS
COMMERCIAL
COLLIN COUNTY
Fahtsai Real Estate Ltd.
to Aspen Networks LLC,
Christiane P. Harrell-Pi-
mentel, 461 Columbia
Ct., Prosper 75078, Lot
7 Block C Whitley Place,
$680,000, Book/Page
180316/0322910.
Gregory S. and Susan R.
Butler to Martin M. and
Jessica V. Jackson, 6903
Shoreview Dr., McKinney
75070, Lot 2 Block A Water-
bury, $631,000, Book/Page
180322/0347670.
Lisa Ronningen-Koskov-
ich to Stanley Warren
Lotridge, 5764 Gleneagles
Dr., Plano 75093, Lot 21
Block A Greens of Gleneagles,
$592,000, Book/Page
180316/0321750.
William H. White and Karen
Anne White to Christopher
and Erin Thompson, 7217
Family Farm, Plano 75024,
Lot 12 Block A Deerfield
West, $540,000, Book/Page
180322/0345110.
American Legend Homes
LLC to Yiming Chen and
Chengyi Gao, 2031 Temper-
ate Dr., Allen 75013, Lot 26
Block G Cypress Meadows,
$533,600, Book/Page
180316/0325430.
Normandy Homes Cypress
Meadows LLC to Eric D.
and Shelly A. Gardner,
2011 Farmhouse Way, Allen
2018/062637.
Roy Laughton Whitehead III
and Elizabeth C. Whitehead
to Coby William Russell,
3425 Bryn Mawr Dr., Dallas
75225, Lot 13 Block 6 Uni-
versity Heights, $1,108,000,
Book/Page 2018/062943.
Stockard Construction Inc.
to Christopher M. Haas,
7011 Pasadena Ave., Dallas
75214, Lot 3 Block I Pasade-
na, $1,098,000, Book/Page
2018/062064.
Dallas Newport Group
Inc. to Greg Carpenter,
6447 Ellsworth Ave., Dallas
75214, Part Lots 11/12
Block A North Ridge Park,
$1,063,000, Book/Page
2018/066466.
R. Carrington Mason Jr.
and Kari J. Mason to Daniel
Terrell, 4129 San Carlos St.,
Dallas 75205, Lot 8 Block 1
Wrights, $1,000,000, Book/
Page 2018/062326.
Weekley Homes LLC to
Joshua and Ioana Smith,
4567 Elsby Ave., Dallas
75209, Lot 17 Block A Lin-
wood Place, $1,000,000,
Book/Page 2018/066357.
Robert F. Jr. and Becky
H. Wands to James T.
and Ramona Hyatt, 5320
Tanbark Rd., Dallas 75229,
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Lot 8 Block 6 Russwood
Acres, $960,000, Book/Page
2018/065552.
Hammer Inc. to Clifford
Wayne Freeman and
Samantha Freeman, 5015
Vickery Blvd., Dallas 75206,
Part Lot 31 Block 2 Vickery
Place, $928,000, Book/Page
2018/061544.
Matejek Family Founda-
tion to John Caleb Ryan
II and Kristine Diana
Mitchell, 6311 Martel Ave.,
Dallas 75214, Lot 20 Block F
Wilshire Heights, $919,100,
Book/Page 2018/066511.
Miguel and Erica Howe
to John F. and Caroline C.
Marrs, 8328 San Leandro Dr.,
Dallas 75218, Lot 4 Block D
Forest Hills, $864,500, Book/
Page 2018/065338.
Kim M. Mathews to Brent
and Brandy Alfred, 7433
Axminster Ct., Dallas 75214,
Lot 2 Block D Cloisters,
$864,000, Book/Page
2018/066074.
James J. and Marcy A.
O’Hickey to Anamaria
Fratila and Valentin G. Bur-
lacu, 5815 Gramercy Place,
Dallas 75230, Lot 11 Block 2
Sheraton Estates, $836,035,
Book/Page 2018/061083.
Ralph F. Chapman and
Nance Murray-Chapman
to Richard A. and Gale S.
McKinnon, 7955 Caruth Ct.,
Dallas 75225, Lot 22A Block
K Caruth Court, $764,000,
Book/Page 2018/065566.
Benjamin and Stephanie
Langford to Robert D. Jr.
and Gail Settle, 3729 Am-
herst Ave., Dallas 75225, Lot
36/Part Lot 37 Block B Uni-
versity Heights, $750,000,
Book/Page 2018/065477.
James Lloyd Baker and
Karen Kay Baker to
Avian Deshiver Kidd, 1609
Promontory Dr., Cedar Hill
75104, Lot 2 The Promon-
tory, $750,000, Book/Page
2018/061826.
Robert Elliott Custom
Homes X LLC to Erle A.
Jr. and Lauri L. Nye, 3821
Hanover Ave., University Park
75225, Lot 6 Block 33 Uni-
versity Heights, $750,000,
Book/Page 2018/060219.
Jeffrey Schramm and
Michele Silverman to Holley
H. and Steven A. Shelley,
11420 St. Michaels Dr., Dallas
75230, Lot 11 Block 4 Janmar
Circle, $719,200, Book/Page
2018/065645.
Marc M. and Deborah J.
Morozzo Co-Trustees to
Todd Andrew Pustilnick and
Jennifer Noyes-Wallace,
12127 Lueders Ln., Dallas
75230, Lot 16 Block K Lake
Forest, $712,000, Book/Page
2018/062154.
Brian Lee Bramhall and
John Phillip Thompson to
Paul Decleva Jr., 12728
Sunlight Dr., Dallas 75230,
Lot 29 Block A 12500 Pres-
ton, $708,000, Book/Page
2018/061163.
John F. and Diane E.
Holsan to Daniel and Ashley
O’Loughlin, 6924 Santa
Barbara Dr., Dallas 75214,
Lot 1D Block 1 Santa Barbara
Homes, $640,000, Book/Page
2018/062230.
James Gilbert Barber Jr. to
Joseph A. Slovensky and
April Bittner-Slovensky,
9421 Tarleton St., Dallas
75214, Lot 16 Block 11 Lake
Highlands, $598,500, Book/
Page 2018/065746.
David N. and Suzanne S.
Droese to Mateen Aini, 5729
Surrey Square Ln., Dallas
75209, Lot 11 Block B Surrey
Square, $588,750, Book/Page
2018/062982.
Bradley David Hickerson
and Dorothy Danvers-Hick-
erson to David and Corinne
Hoffman Trust, 6891
Avalon Ave., Dallas 75214,
Lots 3/4 Block G Gaston
Place, $584,350, Book/Page
2018/059994.
John K. Kostibas to
Nathaniel and Jennifer
Stinchcomb, 13732 Hughes
Ln., Dallas 75240, Lot 4
Block A Northwood Terrace,
$580,000, Book/Page
2018/066067.
FOCIS Holding Group LLC
to Michael Cohen and
Emily Kahn, 3922 Park Ln.,
Dallas 75220, Lot 5 Block 22
Glenridge Estates, $574,560,
Book/Page 2018/061157.
Ann Sullivan aka M. Ann
Sullivan and Joyce Ann Graf
to David H. Burns, 2934
Maple Springs Blvd., Dallas
75235, Part Lots 15/16
Block B Oak Lawn Heights,
$553,500, Book/Page
2018/061239.
Weekley Homes LLC to
Jeffrey and Cheri MIlls,
5483 Ashby Grove St.,
Dallas 75209, Lot 2 Block 2
Cityville, $548,945, Book/
Page 2018/066348.
Weekley Homes LLC to
Rick A. Lewis and Wesley
Lewis, 3622 Dorothy Ave.,
Dallas 75209, Lot 21 Block
2A Cityville, $531,504, Book/
Page 2018/066228.
Kelley Comaty and Blake
B. Morris to Matthew
Lloyd Jennings and
Sandra Palazzola-Jennings
Trustees, 6314 Llano Ave.,
Dallas 75214, Lot 25 Block 16
Lakewood Heights, $525,000,
Book/Page 2018/062314.
PSW Urban Homes LP to
Atul Sethi, 5409 Ellsworth
Ave., Dallas 75206, Part Lot
7 Block B Glencoe Terrace,
$524,370, Book/Page
2018/062597.
S&L Family Holdings LLC
Am
to Devin and Benjamin
Sessions, 10306 Garwood
Ave., Dallas 75238, Lot
1 Block 1 Caribou Estates
North, $518,500, Book/Page
2018/061136.
Jake R. Nelson to Kathleen
Ann Johnson and Peter Gray
Smith, 5935 Monticello Ave.,
Dallas 75206, Lot 9 Block E
Greenville Crest, $517,500,
Book/Page 2018/062374.
Kyle Patrick Brinkley and
Ashley Brinkley to Taylor
Roberts and Elizabeth
Eorgan, 6814 Kenwood
Ave., Dallas 75214, Lot 13
Block C North Ridge Estates,
$509,250, Book/Page
2018/065657.
Frederick Howard Clancy
and Beth Delia Clancy
Co-Trustees to Samuel V.
Jones III, 2191 Norlock Ln.,
Dallas 75201, Lot 100 Block
A Intown Homes at Farmers
Market, $506,250, Book/
Page 2018/065701.
Taylor Alan Horton and
Mackenzie Mae Horton to
Joseph Flaherty and Tao
Zhang, 2314 S. Creekside
Cir., Irving 75063, Lot 13
Block A Hackberry Creek
Village, $500,249, Book/Page
2018/062823.
DENTON COUNTY
Sanders Custom Builder
LLC to Ayokunle Fasoro
and Ebony Nicole Fasoro,
3036 Kingsbarns, The Colony
75056, Lot 32 Block D Balme-
rino at Tribute, $1,077,031,
Book/Page 2018/29638.
Taylor Morrison of Texas
Inc. to Velma Hunt and
Gregory Scott Hunt, 8120
Castlebridge, The Colony
75056, Lot 29 Block A Water-
ford Point, $909,650, Book/
Page 2018/30135.
Larry S. and Tiffany H.
Gresham to Paul M. Rivera,
810 Wagner Way, Lantana
76226, Lot 17R Block 10B
Laviana, $751,200, Book/
Page 2018/28925.
Darling Homes of Texas LLC
to Kyle A. and Jennifer L.
Patterson, 3977 Covedale
Blvd., Frisco 75034, Lot
12 Block A Edgestone at
Legacy, $658,054, Book/Page
2018/30065.
Daryl J. Veach to Lakshmi-
narayana and Rajani Potu,
6600 Briar Ridge Ln., Frisco
75024, Lot 25 Block E Shoal
Creek, $653,600, Book/Page
2018/27875.
Jaysheel Basantkumar and
Lavinia Noble-Surjove to
Jay D. and Wendy D. Young,
601 Heritage Ln., Flower
Mound 75022, Lot 8 Block G
Lakeside, $646,000, Book/
Page 2018/28301.
MainVue TX LLC to Bryce
N. and Sylwia Hansen,
5004 Flemington Dr.,
Frisco 75034, Lot 22 Block
G MainVue at Phillips Creek
Ranch, $619,525, Book/Page
2018/25801.
CalAtlantic Homes of Texas
Inc. fka Standard Pacific of
Texas Inc. to John S. and
Mercy A. Doss, 2182 Cutting
Horse Trl., Frisco 75034, Lot
7 Block A Phillips Creek Ranch
Riverton, $568,588, Book/
Page 2018/29792.
AVH DFW LLC to Matthew
and Regina Snakenberg,
4508 Donnoli Dr., Flower
Mound 75022, Lot 8 Block
C Montalcino Estates,
$568,000, Book/Page
2018/30193.
Independence Custom
Homes Inc. to Brent
Kennedy and Karen Kay
Kennedy, 3248 Glenmore
Ave., Northlake 76247, Lot 7
Block A Highlands, $564,110,
Book/Page 2018/29941.
James K. and Jo An Hambric
to Brad and Heidi Mitchell,
2 Stephens Ct., Trophy Club
76262, Lot 1 Block 1 Estates
of Hogan’s Glen, $556,000,
Book/Page 2018/26557.
Jimmie Luvert to Kyle I.
and Kelly B. Young, 4504
Pacer Way, Flower Mound
75028, Lot 12 Block 1 Saddle
Oaks, $526,400, Book/Page
2018/29713.
Southgate Homes Austin
Waters LLC to Patrick
Drummond Cosby and
Patricia Lynn Cosby, 2404
Cardinal Blvd., Carrollton
75010, Lot 5 Block A Austin
Waters, $505,000, Book/Page
2018/27722.
Newport Homebuilders
Ltd. to Justin and Karah
Schmitz, 8751 Cedar Ridge,
Lantana 76226, Lot 4 Block
25F Bellaire, $500,000,
Book/Page 2018/28443.
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PERMITS
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COMMERCIAL
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ARLINGTON
Ci
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cial building at 33051 S.
ty
Center St., (medical office),
$1,400,000
Bu
DALLAS
K2 Construction, commercial
alteration at 1701 N. Market
St., 75202, (office bldg.),
$1,586,072.
EULESS
EmJax Construction,
commercial alteration
at 3003 State Hwy. 121,
76039, (restaurant interior),
$1,946,000.
FLOWER MOUND
Taurus Commercial,
commercial building at 4901
Cross Timbers Rd., 75022,
(school bldgs.), $9,500,000.
Balfour Beatty Construc-
tion, commercial alteration at
2561 Central Park Ave. #300,
75028, (bank), $687,000.
FORT WORTH
EMJ Corp., commercial
construction at 3524 Hwy.
114, 76023, (shell bldg.),
$1,712,055.
(Unknown), commercial
alteration at 400 W. 7th St.,
76102, (office bldg. interior),
$1,400,000.
Abstract Construction, com-
mercial alteration at 15001
Trinity Blvd., 76155, (office
bldg. interior), $501,161.
R&R Building, commercial al-
teration at 6301 Harris Pkwy.
#400, 76132, (medical office
interior), $500,000.
GARLAND
Rafter P Construction,
commercial alteration at
209 S. International Rd.,
75042, (office/warehouse),
$800,000.
GRAPEVINE
(Unknown), commercial
building at 2301 William
D. Tate Ave., 76051, (auto
dealership), $20,000,000.
Denco Construction Spe-
cialist, commercial building
at 2700 Dove Loop Rd.,
76051, (concession & mainte-
nance), $6,500,000.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc., com-
mercial alteration at 1701 W.
State Hwy. 114, 76051, Sam’s
Club (interior), $1,500,000.
Durango Construction,
commercial alteration at
201 W. State Hwy. 114,
76051, (restaurant interior),
$900,000.
IRVING
Brasfield & Gorrie, com-
mercial alteration at 6800
N. MacArthur Blvd., 75039,
(medical office bldg.),
$8,000,000.
MELISSA
Cross Architects, commercial
construction at 2730 E. Me-
lissa Rd., 75454, (shell bldg.),
$3,356,878.
ROWLETT
LEADS
(Unknown), commercial
building at 4205 Dalrock Rd.,
75088, (senior living bldg.),
$500,000.
WYLIE
Ready Construction,
commercial building at 2580
FM 544, 75098, (retail bldg.),
$2,000,000.
RESIDENTIAL
ARLINGTON
David Weekley Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1110
Prairie Ridge Ln., 76005,
Viridian, $419,990.
Boyd Builders, single-family
residence at 7324 Winding
Way Dr., 76001, Seclusion
Ridge, $366,675.
David Weekley Homes,
single-family residence at
4402 Blue Holly Blvd., 76040,
Viridian, $304,990.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1318
Blue Lake Blvd., 76040,
Viridian, $296,550.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 4416
Huntsman Ridge Ln., 76040,
Viridian, $255,00
DALLAS
More Design Group,
single-family residence at
6714 Norway Rd., 75230,
$702,190.
Hudson Construction
Group, single-family resi-
dence at 3722 W. Beverly Dr.,
75209, $594,948.
The Newport Group,
single-family residence at
6219 Vanderbilt Ave., 75214,
$589,960.
Olerio Homes, single-family
residence at 4049 Davila Dr.,
sin
75220, $498,174.
PR Development, sin-
gle-family residence at 6636
es
Avian Dr., 75214, $491,060.
Olerio Homes, single-family
sJ
residence at 3974 Dunhaven
Rd., 75220, $472,656.
JGH LLC, single-family
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residence at 7010 Clemson
Dr., 75214, $432,129.
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Regal Homes, single-family
residence at 3974 Beechwood
als
Ln., 75220, $386,575.
Nolen Homes & Interiors,
single-family residence addi-
tion at 6615 Bob O Link Dr.,
75214, North Ridge Estates,
$300,000.
Permit and Construction
Service, single-family resi-
dence at 2210 Bonnie View
Rd., 75216, $255,578.
EULESS
K. Hovnanian Homes,
single-family residence at
2610 San Jacinto Dr., 76039,
$521,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes,
single-family residence at
2605 San Jacinto Dr., 76039,
$447,900.
Hite Baldwin Construction,
single-family residence at
904 N. Main St., 76039,
$300,000.
FARMER’S BRANCH
Oakdale Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1765 Bram-
shaw Trl., $602,121.
Oakdale Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1761 Bram-
shaw Trl., $583,189.
Oakdale Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1775 Bram-
shaw Trl., $567,973.
Oakdale Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1771 Bram-
shaw Trl., $560,191.
Arrowhead Stairs,
single-family residence at
2645 Dixiana Dr., 75234,
$525,462.
Oakdale Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 12599
Prescott Place, 75019,
$492,824.
Megatel Homes, single-fami-
ly residence at 1608 Coventry
Ct., 75019, $460,516.
Longshore Builders, sin-
gle-family residence at 3016
Lavita Ln., 75234, $450,000.
Megatel Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1616 Ashing-
ton Trl., 75234, $385,269.
Megatel Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1657 Ashing-
ton Trl., 75234, $385,269.
Megatel Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 12661 Coven-
try Ct., 75019, $385,269.
FLOWER MOUND
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
3416 Faulkner Dr., 75022,
$788,995.
Belclaire Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 4605 Darling-
ton Dr., 75077, $759,122.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
1408 Lindberg Ct., 75028,
$757,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3412
Mark Twain Blvd., 75022,
$749,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
4813 Hughes Cir., 75022,
$747,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
2200 Willa Brown Ct., 75028,
$720,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2205
Malick Dr., $702,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1501
Hillard Dr., 75028, $701,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1717
Latera Cir., 75028, $691,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
6404 Sorrento Ln., 75077,
$662,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 6408
Roma Cir., 75077, $657,995.
MA&S Construction,
single-family residence at
3901 High Trail Ct., 75022,
$650,000.
Highland Homes,
single-family residence at
11605 Bull Creek Dr., 76262,
$628,000.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
6409 Palermo Trl., 75077,
$624,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
451 Somerset Dr., 75028,
$624,995.
Toll Brother Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 209
Bridgewater Place, 75028,
$618,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
single-family residence at
6405 Via Italia Dr., 75077,
$607,995.
Toll Brother Homes,
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single-family residence at
6409 Sorrento Ln., 75077,
$597,995.
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Highland Homes,
single-family residence at
11604 Bull Creek Dr., 76262,
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$577,000.
CalAtlantic Homes,
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single-family residence at
6604 Elderberry Way, 76226,
$521,740.
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Highland Homes,
single-family residence at
6504 Dolan Falls Dr., 76226,
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$516,490.
David Weekley Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 4929
Campbeltown Dr., 75028,
$510,182.
K. Hovnanian Homes,
single-family residence at
11312 Bull Head Ln., 76262,
$469,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes,
single-family residence at
11308 Bull Head Ln., 76262,
$462,900.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 3517 Sutton Dr.,
75028, $445,000.
David Weekley Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 4924
Campbeltown Dr., 75028,
$442,540.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 3759 Legends
Path, 75028, $436,660.
Lennar Homes, single-family
residence at 6040 Andrews
Way, 75028, $427,499.
David Weekley Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 4916
Campbeltown Dr., 75028,
$424,482.
Our Country Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 5716
Naples Dr., 75028, $417,559.
David Weekley Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 4928
Campbeltown Dr., 75028,
$414,451.
Impression Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2445
Gramercy Park Dr., 75028,
$391,000.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4153 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$383,990.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4169 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$383,990.
David Weekley Homes,
single-family residence at
4975 Stornoway Dr., 75028,
$383,161.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 1716 Milford Dr.,
75028, $383,000.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4173 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$375,990.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4165 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$373,990.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4145 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$373,990.
Impression Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2449
Gramercy Park Dr., 75028,
$370,800.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4141 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$369,900.
Impression Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2453
Gramercy Park Dr., 75028,
$366,040.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4157 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$363,990.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4161 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$362,990.
CalAtlantic Homes,
single-family residence at
4149 Broadway Ave., 75028,
$362,990.
EGR Construction,
single-family residence at
3804 Consolvo Dr., 75022,
$285,000.
Grenadier Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 127
Freesia Dr., 75028, $254,082.
McGuyer Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 5117
High Ridge Trl., 76262,
$251,394.
GARLAND
Custom Contracting,
single-family residence at
3334 Bluffview Dr., 75043,
$456,686.
All Service Unlimited,
single-family residence
alteration at 4926 Bobtown
Rd., 75043, $300,662.
Timber Oaks Townhouses,
single-family residence
at 1934 Timber Oaks Dr.,
75040, $278,715.
Timber Oaks Townhouses,
single-family residence
at 1954 Timber Oaks Dr.,
75040, $260,803.
GRAND PRAIRIE
Bedrock Homes, single-fami-
ly residence at 1035 Mallard
Pointe Dr., 75104, Lake
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gle-family residence at 7911
Keeneland Ct., 75211, Villas
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gle-family residence at 2060
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at Mustang Park, $579,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2039
Remington Dr., 75063, Villas
at Mustang Park, $553,900.
K. Hovnanian Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 7908
Pimlico Ln., 75063, Villas at
Mustang Park, $512,900.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 7746 Cooke Dr.,
75050, Stonegate, $500,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 7750 Cooke Dr.,
75050, Stonegate, $500,000.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 527 Paddock
Way, 75063, North Hills
Estates, $494,990.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 535 Paddock
Way, 75063, North Hills
Estates, $494,990.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 543 Paddock
Way, 75063, North Hills
Estates, $494,990.
Darling Homes, single-family
residence at 6346 Saddle-
brook Way, 75063, North Hills
Estates, $494,990.
Medrano Remodeling,
single-family residence at
1226 E. Pioneer Dr., 75061,
$362,191.
Marvel Homes, single-family
residence at 1703 Leann Ln.,
75061, Hardrock Estates,
$350,000.
Marvel Homes, single-family
residence at 1707 Leann Ln.,
75061, Hardrock Estates,
$350,000.
Marvel Homes, single-family
residence at 1711 Leann Ln.,
75061, Hardrock Estates,
$350,000.
Meritage Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3516
Hathaway Ct., 75062, Fortune
Villas Addition, $325,000.
Meritage Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3540
Hathaway Ct., 75062, Fortune
Villas Addition, $325,000.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 344 Birchwood
Way, 75063, Silver Leaf
Estates, $309,388.
Meritage Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3544
Hathaway Ct., 75062, Fortune
Villas Addition, $304,834.
LUCAS
Cleve Adamson Custom
Homes, single-family
residence at 1550 Goose Ln.,
75002, $1,200,000.
J. Anthony Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
1661 Jan Marie, 75002,
$954,162.
J. Anthony Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
1681 Jan Marie, 75002,
$929,000.
J. Anthony Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
720 Belvedere Park Ln.,
75002, $570,000.
Castlerock Communities
LP, single-family residence at
1417 Eminence Ln., 75098,
$489,990.
Callie Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
104 Cordero Trl., 75098,
$450,000.
Castlerock Communities
LP, single-family residence at
1438 Eminence Ln., 75098,
$415,990.
Castlerock Communities
LP, single-family residence at
1434 Eminence Ln., 75098,
$395,990.
Gehan Homes, single-family
residence at 1521 Vintage
Ln., 75098, $326,420.
Bloomfield Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1313
Port Royale Place, 75098,
$319,000.
First Texas Homes,
single-family residence at
1701 Vintage Ln., 75098,
$275,550.
First Texas Homes,
single-family residence at
1333 Jetty Knot Trl., 75098,
$270,820.
First Texas Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1305
Port Royale Place, 75098,
$267,300.
First Texas Homes,
single-family residence at
1300 Jetty Knot Trl., 75098,
$267,025.
First Texas Homes,
single-family residence at
1613 Vintage Ln., 75098,
$265,185.
First Texas Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1414
Lantern Faith Dr., 75098,
$254,935.
MELISSA
Bloomfield Homes,
single-family residence at
3306 Timberline Dr., 78704,
Brookside, $440,000.
Bloomfield Homes,
single-family residence at
3214 Timberline Dr., 78704,
Brookside, $400,000.
Bloomfield Homes,
single-family residence at
3310 Timberline Dr., 78704,
Brookside, $390,000.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2203
Saratoga Dr., 75454, Liberty,
$381,000.
PRINCETON
Stonehollow Homes,
single-family residence at
1607 Mercer Ln., 75407,
$280,770.
High Five Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2089
Deckard, 75407, $253,820.
ROWLETT
Dunhill Homes, single-family
residence at 6506 Loire Valley
Dr., 75088, $431,990.
McGuyer Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 2902
Baylor Dr., 75088, $282,590.
WYLIE
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 214 Red Bud
Pass, 75098, Dominion of
Pleasant Valley, $482,784.
K. Hovnanian Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3011
Charles Dr., 75098, Creekside
Estates, $458,900.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 201 Red Bud
Pass, 75098, Dominion of
Pleasant Valley, $457,440.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1914 Perthshire
Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$429,639.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1607 Perthshire
Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$407,650.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1920 Edward Dr.,
79606, Braddock, $406,685.
K. Hovnanian Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3024
Charles Dr., 75098, Creekside
Estates, $400,900.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 206 Rutherford
Ave., 75098, Hunter’s Cove,
$387,490.
K. Hovnanian Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 3009
Charles Dr., 75098, Creekside
Estates, $377,900.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1913 Perthshire
Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$375,740.
K. Hovnanian Homes,
single-family residence at
1401 Eastedge Dr., 75098,
Dominion of Pleasant Valley,
$374,900.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1930 Edward Dr.,
79606, Braddock, $369,990.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 212 Duck Blind
Ave., 75098, Hunter’s Cove,
$348,990.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 1905 Perthshire
Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$343,070.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 208 Rutherford
Ave., 75098, Hunter’s Cove,
$341,990.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 220 Rutherford
Ave., 75098, Hunter’s Cove,
$341,990.
Windsor Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1916
Berkley Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$340,000.
Megatel Homes, single-fam-
ily residence at 1307 Cold
Stream Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$333,000.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 214 Rutherford
Ave., 75098, Braddock,
$327,670.
Grand Homes, single-family
residence at 122 Turks Cap
Trl., 75098, Dominion of
Pleasant Valley, $322,080.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1609
Long Meadow Rd., 75098,
Bozman Farm Estates,
$320,900.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1612
Trail Side Rd., 75098, Bozman
Farm Estates, $318,700.
DR Horton Inc., single-family
residence at 205 Rutherford
Ave., 75098, Hunter’s Cove,
$313,990.
Windsor Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1913
Berkley Dr., 75098, Braddock,
$305,000.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1602
Trail Side Rd., 75098, Bozman
Farm Estates, $304,000.
Highland Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1709
Fox Meadow Dr., 75098,
Bozman Farm Estates,
$303,700.
History Maker Homes, sin-
gle-family residence at 1630
Trail Side Rd., 75098, Bozman
Farm Estates, $280,034.
Highland Homes,
single-family residence at
1613 Deer Field Ln., 75094,
Bozman Farm Estates,
$278,500.
History Maker Homes,
single-family residence
at 1703 Meadowleaf Ln.,
75098, Bozman Farm Estates,
$274,915.
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WHAT’S IN YOUR GARAGE? BRENT ASHTON, OWNER, DIESEL DISPLAYS

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CEO CONVERSATIONS STEVE SHLEMON, WHISKEY CAKE KITCHEN & BAR, IDA CLAIRE AND SIXTY VINES
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Restaurant Group. His responsibilities
will include leading operation
strategy, menu innovation and
marketing for the concepts.
Collectively, the restaurants have
seven open locations, including five
Whiskey Cakes (with one under
construction in Las Colinas), one
Ida Claire and one Sixty Vines (with
another being built in Uptown
Dallas).
Shlemon brings 35 years of
experience to Front Burner with
leadership positions at Carrabba’s
Italian Grill, Bloomin Brands (Nasdaq:
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and Bennigan’s.
someone of Steve’s caliber to our
team,” Front Burner’s CEO Randy
DeWitt said in a prepared statement.
“His expertise and experience with
growing brands will make him an
invaluable asset to our restaurants.”
Shlemon told the Dallas Business
Journal more about his plans for the
brands’ expansion.
What drew you to this position?
Randy Dewitt and Jack Gibbons, the
two gentlemen that run the company,
are extremely bright in the restaurant
space. They put a lot of money behind
training, food and innovation. What
drew me was working with guys like
that who are true restauranteurs.
Not many people around the country
operate on their level and are that
good at building brands that people
want to work with.
you have to have good real estate
and a phenomenal team. I have a
great network to find real estate and
put together a team to guide these
brands.
What are your goals with each
brand you oversee? The goals are
to maintain what (Front Burner
has) built already; to take the food
and see if we can make it better, to
make it a bit more rapid; to market
the restaurants; and then look at
how to make all three (brands) grow
nationally. I can see all three being
100-plus units across the country
while still maintaining the culture
that’s been in place.
Is there anything you would change
with the brands? I think a part of it
is we have to evolve and move a bit
faster with food and beverage. We
first year on the job? The first year is
to really understand the DNA of the
business and build on the culture
that’s been established. (I want)
to build a real estate pipeline and
expand all three brands into Florida
next. And then we want to develop
the people who operate these brands
for us.
What’s the boldest decision you’ve
made during your career? Probably
leaving the chain restaurant world
and taking a risk on the Outback
Steakhouse business at the beginning
of 1990, when they had one
restaurant only. I left the corporate
world to be an entrepreneur, not
knowing if we’d make it or not. We
took it from one restaurant in one
town to 1,400 restaurants when I left
25 years later.
— Korri Kezar
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PROPERTIES TO
Real Investments CONSIDER

Jennifer Miller
214-701-7717
jmiller@briggsfreeman.com

3612 Amherst Avenue, University Park | $4,495,000

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Exquisite one-of-a-kind French-style manse of cut limestone

with slate roof on a 125-foot-wide lot. Custom-built with
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attention to every detail. This is a rare Class 26 home,

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designated by the city as “the finest quality...there is.”

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4521 S. Versailles Avenue, Highland Park | $2,975,000

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crisp, clean-lined design and a comfortable and timeless
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Highland Park location. Move right in and enjoy the summer

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inviting covered patio and pool.
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Built in 2016, this light-filled home sits on a 70-foot lot

with a very attractive drive-up. All three stories reflect the
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exceptional living. In University Park, this home was built

with integrity, attention to timeless craftsmanship and
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architectural design throughout.

Harlan Ray
214-908-7770
hray@briggsfreeman.com

Sunday Creek Ranch, 1,190± Acres in Erath County | $4,750,000

Endless recreational opportunities can be found across this

well-improved ranch. Ideal for cattle and horses, with a
wide variety of terrain, pastureland, hills, creek bottoms,
16 stock tanks and a 2.25-acre pond.

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IT’S WHO YOU KNOW AND WHERE YOU LIVE.
NTEREST RATES ARE LOW. ECONOMIC GROWTH AND JOB GAINS ARE HIGH.
AND THESE AREAS COULDN’T BE HOTTER. OUR AGENTS SHOW YOU WHY. ”
Robbie Briggs, President and CEO
Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty | rbriggs@briggsfreeman.com

UNIVERSITY
Market Update
PARK HIGHLAND PARK
Market Update
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AVG SALES PRICE ..........................................................$1,540,234 AVG SALES PRICE ..........................................................$1,617,858

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AVG PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT................................................ $371 AVG PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT................................................ $413
AVG DAYS ON MARKET ...............................................................54 AVG DAYS ON MARKET ...............................................................81
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# OF HOMES FOR SALE ..............................................................129 # OF HOMES FOR SALE ..............................................................102

CLOSED SALES .............................................................................48 CLOSED SALES .............................................................................36
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AVG PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT................................................ $284 AVG PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT................................................ $364
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AVG DAYS ON MARKET ...............................................................41 AVG DAYS ON MARKET ...............................................................57

MONTHS OF SUPPLY ..................................................................3.0 MONTHS OF SUPPLY ..................................................................2.9
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HILTON ANATOLE HOTEL, DALLAS, TEXAS

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For 22 years, prominent business leaders, notable philanthropists,

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Medical City Children’s Hospital and

Chief Executive Officer, Bill Lee
Honorary Chairs
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®
Order of Make-A-Wish
Since 1980, Make-A-Wish has granted hundreds of thousands of transformative wish
6:00pm – 7:00pm Cocktail Reception experiences worldwide. Our organization’s vision is to grant the heartfelt wish of every eligible
& Check-in child battling critical illness. Wishes are not reserved for children with terminal illnesses.
In fact, medical research reveals that wishes, applied in conjunction with medical treatment,
6:00pm – 11:30pm Silent Auction
provide physical and emotional benefits that can give children with critical illnesses a higher
7:30pm – 9:00pm Patron Dinner & chance of survival.
Program
9:00pm Live Auction When a wish is granted, a child replaces fear with confidence, sadness with joy and anxiety
with hope. Families are unified and entire communities are enriched — the positive impact is
9:45pm Dancing boundless.
11:30pm Breakfast Buffet

Event times are subject to change. Wish Night is a

black-tie affair. PLE A SE V ISIT NT X.WISH.ORG
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Chairs
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2017 * Children’s Health & President and

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and Wish Child, Erin

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2016 * Andy Dunning 2005 * Amy Berlin

2005 * Mr. Ray Ellis and Family
2015 * Michael S. Smith & 2004 *
2004 Freddy R. Valderrama
* Mr. & Mrs. Leon Holman 2003 * Barbara Hollis & Carolyn Miller
and Wish Child, Krissi
2014 * Marti & Mark C. Powles 2002 * David T. Morice
2003 * Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sewell 2013 * Mandy & Clayton Main
2001 * David T. Morice
2002 2012 * Kyle & James Huckaby
* Mr. & Mrs. Denny Carreker 2000 * Jay Fox
2011 * Allegra & Rob Feito
2001 * Mr. & Mrs. Don Carty 1999 * Addison Deitz & Celeta Hutchinson
2010 * Alison & Matt Delzell
2000 1998 * Lisa & Mathew Bell
* Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Heller 2009 * Todd Stein
1997 * Debbie & Robert Witte
1999 * Mr. & Mrs. Roger Staubach 2008 * Linda & Doug North and Jenny Wolf
Founding Ball Chairs
1998 * Mr. & Mrs. Liener Temerlin 2007 * Tammy & Greg Weiss

1997 * Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crandall

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Wishes do more than bring a smile to a child’s face. Wishes transform lives.

Granting a wish reignites a purpose and drive not just within wish kids, but every person involved - from the child, their family and the
wish granters, to the social worker and dedicated medical team like our staff at Medical City Children’s Hospital. That is the true impact
of a wish, and that is why we need your help.

For children battling critical illness, as well as their families, Make-A-Wish® grants one-of-a-kind wish experiences that restore crucial
hope and give kids a reason to keep fighting. We’ve seen firsthand the positive medical effects granting a wish has on the hundreds of wish
kids who walk through our hospital doors each year. Wishes are catalysts for hope – profoundly effective in fueling a child’s drive to defy
the odds and push toward tomorrow.

On behalf of the entire Medical City Children’s Hospital staff and Make-A-Wish North Texas, we invite you to join us for the 22nd Annual
Wish Night gala on Saturday, May 19th at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas. Together, we’ll celebrate our courageous wish kids and the
Sparks of Joy ignited by the power of a wish come true.

With your support, we can ensure that every eligible child has a wish to count on.
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great pleasure to be a part of this magical event that makes JW Homes is proud to sponsor Wish Night 2018 and
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Another year has passed, and the great partnership between

American Airlines and Make-A-Wish North Texas continues to
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bring joy to wish children. American Airlines travel donations,

GameStop is committed to using gaming fanaticism for the
Power of Good in the communities where we call home.
Last year, GameStop associates shared the power of a wish
with our guests, and raised $1.8 million in donations. We also
had the honor of hosting wish kids for VIP in-store shopping
sprees and experiences almost daily in 40 states.
“At GameStop, we are passionate about helping Make-A-Wish
get one step closer to fulfilling every eligible child’s wish,” said
Rob Lloyd, Chief Financial Officer, GameStop, and Make-A-Wish
North Texas board member.
featured in Wish Night’s live and silent auctions, have raised
thousands of dollars to make big wishes come true for children
with critical illnesses.
American’s commitment to Make-A-Wish extends beyond Wish
Night. As a National Sponsor of Make-A-Wish, American
donated 68 million AAdvantage® miles just last year to
assist in fulfilling wishes. And, the employees of American
have responded to the call to volunteer in their communities
by serving as wish granters, wish enhancers and event
volunteers with Make-A-Wish chapters around the country.
To learn more, visit aa.com/kids.
AMERICAN AIRLINES IS RECOGNIZED AS THE
FOUNDING SPONSOR OF WISH NIGHT BY
MAKE-A-WISH NORTH TEXAS.

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TITLE SPONSOR Dear Friends of Make-A-Wish,

Helzberg Diamonds
We are filled with joy to be chairing Wish Night
2018: Sparks of Joy! We look forward to celebrating
FOUNDING SPONSOR joy with you on Saturday, May 19, 2018 at the
American Airlines Hilton Anatole in Dallas. This year, we are proud
to announce Medical City Children’s Hospital
DIAMOND SPONSORS and CEO, Bill Lee, as the Honorary Chairs. This
Alford Media * Hilton Anatole Hotel premier event features a sit-down dinner, cocktails,
Moroch live music with dancing and the chance to bid on
unique items and experiences in the live & silent
auctions. Most importantly, Wish Night celebrates and honors children battling critical illnesses
PLATINUM SPONSOR
and the impact a wish has on them, their families and entire communities.
GameStop
The part you, our generous supporters, play is a key role in spreading hope, strength, and joy
and increasing a sense of compassion, optimism, and faith for everyone who participates in the
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GOLD SPONSOR
JW Homes power of a wish. Serving 161 counties, Make-A-Wish North Texas granted 677 wishes in 2017
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and we’re on pace to grant even more this year. But we need your help! There are currently over
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900 kids waiting on their wish to be granted, which means 900-plus opportunities for you to help
SILVER SPONSOR
them replace fear with confidence, sadness with joy and anxiety with hope.
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Maggiano’s Little Italy

Scientific and medical data show a wish has the power to make kids feel stronger, happier, less
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fearful and more determined. One moment can change everything. Make this that moment.
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SHINING STARS
For the child, joy is an unforgettable experience based on their vision of a wish. But granting
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wishes is not just a one-time event. The joy and impact of wishes extends far beyond a single event
Balfour Beatty * CheapCaribbean.com
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or moment in time. Medical professionals, sponsors, communities, wish families and volunteers
Dr. & Mrs. Chad McDuffie *Evolution Spine
all say wishes have the power to change the lives of everyone involved.
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The Gatewood Family Foundation

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Hodges Partners, LLC Sparks of Joy reminds us that a granted wish fills everyone involved with the warmth and potential
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Westerman of a joyful heart. Join us as we honor and celebrate the tremendous courage and spirit that wish
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Jamba Juice * The Klesse Foundation kids and their families show every day in their lives. Laugh with us, cry with us, create and
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KPMG * MassMutual Dallas-Fort Worth inspire with us. We look forward to seeing you at Wish Night 2018!
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Medical City Children’s Hospital

PepsiCo * Sabre Airline Solutions
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Children’s Health WISH NIGHT AUCTION EXPECTED TO
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DPR Construction *NTO Commercial *EY
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Traditionally, the live and silent auctions generate

Hilti North America * Krueger Connect
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an outstanding selection of items, the Wish Night

The Clements Group-Morgan Stanley
Weber Group Advisors
SHOOTING STARS
Amegy Bank *Blum Consulting Engineers, Inc.
Bottle Rocket * Corgan
Crimson Care Pharmacy
Mr. & Mrs. David Solomon
Dr. & Mrs. Bobby B. Lyle
Galaxy Health Network * iConstruct, Inc.
Quarry Flower Farms * Stravis Consulting
Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Trinity Industries * Wyldewood Homes
auction is expected to raise more than $500,000
Join us at Wish Night for your chance to win a 3-night all-inclusive
to grant wishes for children in North Texas. Italian Culinary Experience for 2 hosted by Academia Barilla and
help grant a wish. Visit WishNight.org
Helzberg Diamonds, this year’s Title Sponsor,
will have several beautiful pieces of jewelry on display with a retail value of more than $50,000.
To spice up this year’s auction, items include exciting meet & greets, amazing excursions, unique
travel experiences and ultimate sports fan packages, among other great items!
Wish Art, created by our wish kids, is always a big hit at Wish Night. Once again, the children have
created masterpieces for the silent auction, including pottery, jewelry, and unique paintings.
The auction will also feature a wide variety of donations from many local restaurants and businesses
as well as tickets to local events and more.
Come experience the excitement of Wish Night 2018: Sparks of Joy. You will leave mesmerized with
amazing new items as well as the satisfaction that you have helped make children’s wishes come true.

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