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For DFW travelers, the episode clarifies the three passenger data points Southwest must send TSA while gate documents and immigration claims remain unresolved.
The business currently lists laser hair removal on Airport Freeway, but available records do not tie that address to the project.
The Lakeview Parkway store has fryer work scheduled Aug. 2–17, but the filings do not establish a closure or service interruption.
The state program requires a local liaison, training, filming rules and location photos, but no Garland-specific jobs or spending totals are documented.
The proposal names Hungry Pig as tenant and guarantor for 20 years, but the records do not show an approved permit, completed sale or executed…
The shopping-center owner identifies the planned location, but the available information provides neither an exact suite nor an opening date.
The rental center is at 4850 SW Loop 820, but the reviewed sources neither connect its listed closure to construction nor provide a reopening date.
The retailer lists Allen as coming soon, while a received state application supplies the address. No opening date or permit approval is confirmed.
Cult Gaia's current Dallas listing remains inside MARKET at Highland Park Village, and the filing's connection to the reported Knox plan is not established.
The renovation is reportedly planned for the southwest corner of FM 2499 and Dixon Lane, with construction targeted for completion in early September.
The company identifies 800 Windhaven Parkway as its coming-soon location, but it has not announced an opening date and currently lists the studio as closed.
A state filing covers a 53,690-square-foot Phase I renovation with a new clean room, but it does not explain how that scope fits the larger…
