Good morning, Flower Mound.

Work began in August on a $1.5 million project to convert Field No. 5 to turf at Chinn Chapel Soccer Complex in Flower Mound, adding a new scoreboard, goalposts, fencing & landscaping; the project aims to reduce cancellations and water consumption and is expected to be finished in October.

Lantana Town Center in Bartonville will welcome Froyo Cafe and Urban Vybe Yoga this fall.

The self-serve frozen yogurt shop and expanded yoga studio join plans for a new family care office and Mavis Tire—filling the former Fat Burger and Round Table Pizza space.

Grapevine’s 40th annual GrapeFest runs Sept.

17–20 on Historic Main Street with Texas wineries, artisan vendors and live music stages. The festival includes classic wine tastings, a whimsical champagne window and a fun GrapeStomp contest + family activities to celebrate decades of local wine traditions.

On Thursday night, Flower Mound rallied to win 28-24 on a 98-yard drive over McKinney Boyd and will face Keller Timber Creek at 7 p.m. Sept.

3; meanwhile, Byron Nelson lost 38-22 to Arlington and is set to play in Lewisville on Friday, Sept. 4.

North Texas senior tight end Max Reese will face his brother, Indiana safety Garrett Reese, in the Mean Green season opener, marking a unique family matchup on the field.