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09/12/2026
Colleyville Heritage moves to 2-1 after an offensive explosion against Mansfield Legacy this week!
09/12/2026
Southlake drops to 1-2 after a loss to a TOUGH Allen team.
09/12/2026
MUSTANGS WIN! 🐴 🎉 Grapevine wins its first game of the season with a dominate performance on the road!
09/12/2026
HALF: Colleyville up 38-14! 😮
09/12/2026
HALF: Grapevine up 14-0 over Keller Fossil Ridge 🏈
09/12/2026
This one is a SHOOTOUT! 🏈 🐉
09/12/2026
At a game tonight? We’d love to see your pictures! 🏈
09/11/2026
Heritage Hits the Road Looking to Keep the Momentum Going! 🏈
The Colleyville Heritage Panthers head to Mansfield on Friday night seeking their second straight victory as they take on Mansfield Legacy. The Panthers enter the matchup with a 1-1 record after bouncing back from their season-opening loss with an impressive 34-23 road win over Midlothian Heritage.
Heritage's offense has put up big numbers through the first two weeks. Sophomore quarterback Lane Vargas has thrown for 666 yards, while senior receiver Trevi Preische is averaging 143.5 receiving yards per game. Senior running back Gabriel Bess has added balance to the attack on the ground, and the Panthers have scored 65 points in their first two contests.
Meanwhile, Mansfield Legacy enters the game still searching for its first win of the season after opening the year 0-2.
📍 Newsom Stadium, Mansfield
🕖 7 p.m. Friday
🏈 Colleyville Heritage at Mansfield Legacy
Can the Panthers make it two straight wins and head into next week's game with even more momentum? 👇🐾
Special thanks to our Heritage coverage sponsor Laura Kellerman Studio. Looking to create a Christmas card sure to make everyone smile? Check out her Awkward Mall Photos coming to her Grapevine studio during GrapeFest!
09/11/2026
Earlier this year, we told you about the passing of Thomas “Tom” McCurry Sr., the man behind Colleyville’s iconic Big Red Tree. 🎄❤️
The tree was Tom’s gift to the community. It was a Christmas tradition that brought families and neighbors together year after year.
So when he passed, many wondered: Would the Big Red Tree return?
The answer is YES. ❤️🎄
📸 Elizabeth Corgan
09/11/2026
A beautiful reminder that some gestures speak louder than words. ✈️❤️
American Airlines flight attendant Candace Torian shared this beautiful photo of a bouquet of flowers left at the 9/11 Memorial in Grapevine by the flight attendants and pilots of Southwest Airlines.
The flowers were placed to honor the flight crews and all those whose lives were lost on September 11, 2001.
Two airlines. One industry. One shared loss. And a simple, heartfelt gesture of remembrance. 🇺🇸
09/11/2026
Another Friday Night Test for Grapevine! 🏈
The Grapevine Mustangs will be back on the road Friday night looking to pick up their first win of the season when they travel to Keller to take on Fossil Ridge.
Grapevine enters the game at 0-2, but there have been plenty of bright spots offensively. The Mustangs have rushed for more than 500 yards through their first two games, led by junior running back Jake Graham, who is averaging 149 rushing yards per game and has scored three touchdowns.
Fossil Ridge is also seeking its first victory, setting up an intriguing matchup between two teams eager to get back on track before district play begins. With both squads looking to avoid an 0-3 start, expect plenty of intensity under the Friday night lights.
📍 Keller ISD Athletic Complex
🕖 7 p.m. Friday
🏈 Grapevine at Fossil Ridge
Will the Mustangs break into the win column this week? Let us know your prediction in the comments. 👇
Our opinion? THIS IS THE WEEK, y'all.
Be sure to get your Grapevine game day gear from our friends at Grapevine Spirit Co. They've made it nice and easy through their online shop! Head to their page and follow the links...
09/11/2026
GAME OF THE WEEK: Southlake Carroll vs. Allen 🐉 🏈
One of the biggest high school football games in Texas this week is happening right here in Southlake. Carroll has yet another top-tier opponent to kick off the 2026 season...
The Dragons (1-1) welcome nationally ranked Allen (2-0) to Dragon Stadium for a matchup featuring two of the state's most recognizable programs. Allen enters the game unbeaten and ranked No. 10 nationally by MaxPreps, while Carroll comes in ranked No. 55.
The numbers suggest this could be a clash of styles. Carroll has been explosive through the air, averaging 312 passing yards and 375 total yards per game behind quarterback Hudson Tomcheck. Allen has relied on a more balanced attack and is averaging 38 points per game through its first two contests.
Players to watch include Carroll quarterback Hudson Tomcheck and standout receiver Brody Knowles, who is averaging 112 receiving yards per contest. Allen is led by dual-threat quarterback Ty Snell, who averages 205 total yards per game.
With statewide and national attention focused on Southlake, expect a playoff-type atmosphere for this early-season showdown.
Prediction time: Who ya got tonight, Dragons fans? 🏈🔥 The only thing we'll predict is a brisket sandwich for lunch Saturday at Feedstore BBQ. A big shout-out to that crew for sponsoring our Southlake coverage!
📍 Southlake Carroll Senior High School
🕖 7 p.m. Friday
🏈 Southlake Carroll vs. Allen
09/11/2026
Today’s march through Grapevine was far more than a tribute.
As dozens of first responders walked through Historic Downtown Grapevine, each wore the name and photograph of someone lost on September 11, 2001. Around their necks were the faces of firefighters, police officers, EMTs and flight crew members who never came home that day.
Twenty-five years later, it’s easy to talk about the numbers. But today wasn’t about numbers. It was about people.
With every step, participants carried the memory of a hero, someone who answered a call, served others, boarded a flight, or rushed toward danger when others were running away.
Seeing those names and faces transformed the march into something deeply personal and incredibly moving. For a few moments, the men and women we lost weren’t just part of history. They were right there with us.
It was a powerful reminder that “Never Forget” isn’t just a phrase. It’s a promise. And today, Grapevine honored that promise in one of the most beautiful ways possible. 🇺🇸❤️
09/11/2026
We don’t know the story behind this photo, but how beautiful is it? 😢 🇺🇸
A firefighter leaning over a young boy during a September 11 remembrance event. It’s a simple moment that somehow says so much.
September 11 is a reminder to love the people around us, hold our loved ones a little closer, and never take a moment for granted.
Because life can change in an instant.
Never forget. 🇺🇸
09/11/2026
A powerful sight unfolded in Grapevine this morning.
Dozens of uniformed first responders marched through Historic Downtown Grapevine as part of MARCH 455, honoring the firefighters, police officers, flight crews, and EMS personnel who lost their lives responding to the attacks of September 11, 2001.
As the nation marks 25 years since that tragic day, the march served as a moving reminder of the bravery, sacrifice and unity that emerged from one of America’s darkest moments.
Thank you to all who participated and helped keep the memory of those heroes alive.
🇺🇸
09/11/2026
1,980 steps. 110 floors. One powerful reminder. 🇺🇸
This morning, the Grapevine High School wrestling team gathered at Mustang-Panther Stadium for its annual 9/11 Tribute Climb, joined by first responders, veterans, community leaders and local families.
Together, they climbed approximately 1,980 stadium steps — representing the 110 floors of the World Trade Center towers.
For the students taking part, September 11, 2001 is something they learned about in history class. They weren’t alive to witness it.
But this tradition gives them a way to understand the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who climbed those towers to help others, many never making it back down.
The climb also honors the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives that day and the countless others whose lives were forever changed.
Now in its seventh year, the GHS wrestling tradition continues to make sure the lessons of September 11 are remembered; not just as history, but through service, sacrifice, courage and community.
🇺🇸 We remember. We honor. We will never forget.
09/11/2026
As the final notes of Taps echoed outside Terminal F this morning, a Grapevine High School student helped our beloved aviation community remember. 🇺🇸
Cole Pintar played Taps during a solemn September 11 remembrance ceremony at DFW Airport, honoring the colleagues, crew members, passengers and nearly 3,000 people whose lives were lost 25 years ago today.
For American Airlines, whose home base is DFW, the day carries a particularly personal weight. Two of the four hijacked flights, American Airlines Flight 11 and Flight 77, were lost that morning.
This morning, Cole’s trumpet provided a moment of reflection and remembrance…a young voice helping carry the memory of September 11 forward.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
09/11/2026
As the sun rises over Grapevine, a symbol of strength rises with it. 🇺🇸
A massive American flag stretched between two firetrucks this morning as our community came together to remember September 11, 2001 — and honor the courage, sacrifice and service of those who ran toward danger.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Thanks to Tammy Bennett for this beautiful image.
09/11/2026
Gorgeous sunrise on September 11. 🇺🇸
📸 Jeni Simmons
09/11/2026
For so many of us, we remember EXACTLY where we were and what we were doing…
09/11/2026
Magic in the skies. 🇺🇸
remix w/ Sky Elements Drones
09/11/2026
We just discovered a 9/11 memorial right here in our area that we had somehow never seen before. 🇺🇸
Tucked inside Liberty Gardens at Southlake’s Bicentennial Park is Remembrance and Renewal, a beautiful 15-foot sculpture created as a tribute to those affected by September 11, 2001.
We recently went out to see it for ourselves, and it’s really beautiful — and the more you learn about it, the more meaningful it becomes.
There are hidden numbers incorporated into the sculpture, each with a special connection to 9/11:
🇺🇸 33 — the number of flight crew members who were killed aboard the four hijacked flights.
🚒 54 — a reference to FDNY Engine 54, Ladder 4 and Battalion 9, where every firefighter working that shift was lost.
🚒 401 — a nod to Southlake Fire-Rescue Station 401.
🕊️ 2,977 — the number of people killed in the September 11 attacks.
The two towers of the sculpture are a reference to the World Trade Center, while the upward-reaching elements represent hope, healing and renewal.
09/10/2026
There’s a house for sale in Southlake that apparently has Spider-Man hanging from the ceiling.🕷️😂
And we have so many questions.
Is he checking the chandelier?
Did he get stuck?
Is this what happens when you decide to DIY the home security? 😅
The home at 361 S. White Chapel Blvd is listed for $5,695,000 and comes with 6,796 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 5.5+ bathrooms, a private pool, an outdoor kitchen, and what appears to be a superhero casually dangling from the ceiling.
We’re not saying Spider-Man is included with the purchase. But we’re also not saying he isn’t. 🕸️
📸 Listing photos via Realtor.com
09/10/2026
Miguelina and Mariel visited Grapevine and brought the 🤠 vibes!
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150 W College Street
Grapevine, TX
76051
To reach W College Street in Grapevine, here are your travel options:
**Driving/Parking:**
1. If you're coming from the Dallas/Fort Worth area, take Highway 121 North.
2. Exit at Main Street and turn left onto Main Street.
3. Continue straight until you reach W College Street; it will be on your right.
4. There is street parking available along W College Street and nearby lots.
**Public Transport:**
1. If you're using public transport, check for DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) services that connect to Grapevine.
2. You can take the DART train to the nearest station and then transfer to a local bus service heading towards Grapevine.
3. Once in Grapevine, use local bus routes or rideshare services to get to W College Street.
Make sure to check schedules and availability for public transport ahead of time!
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