Susser Bank will relocate its Dallas office and official headquarters to the Resolute Tower at the historic Old Parkland campus. The new full-service location will officially open on Monday, July 7, 2025, at Resolute Tower at Old Parkland, 4020 Maple Avenue, Suite 150 in Dallas.

Strategically located just off Maple Avenue with direct access to the Dallas North Tollway, the new office enhances accessibility for clients across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

“This move represents an important milestone in our long-term strategy to grow with strength, stability, and intention,” said Sam L. Susser, Chairman and CEO of Susser Bank. “Old Parkland reflects our values, historic roots, institutional quality, and enduring relationships. It’s the right setting for our team and our clients.”

In addition to housing Susser Bank’s Dallas banking team, the new location will serve as the company’s corporate headquarters, with members of the executive leadership team operating from the site.

The new space will replace Susser’s Crescent Court location and features a modern, state-of-the-art environment designed to foster collaboration and long-term partnership.

“This new headquarters serves as a strategic anchor in Susser Bank’s long-term commitment to Texas,” Susser added. “We are proud to deepen our presence here and look forward to welcoming clients to our new home.”

Office hours for the new location will be Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Founded 63 years ago, Susser Bank has operated under the ownership and direction of Susser Banc Holdings Corporation since 2018. 

Susser Bank is a Texas-based company offering a full suite of personal and commercial banking solutions with offices across Texas – Dallas, Arlington, Austin, Bedford, Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, Garland, Houston, Plano, Round Rock and San Antonio. The company is a diversified bank with robust capital, liquidity, and leading-edge technology led by the Susser family and a legacy of six generations of Texas entrepreneurs. Susser Bank is dedicated to building long-term client relationships and providing outstanding financial solutions that make Texas stronger. More information is available at susserbank.com.

It’s time to go blue — in the best way possible. This Saturday, June 28, The Smurf Experience USA invites North Texas families to celebrate Global Smurf Day with a day of smiles and Smurftastic fun inside Arlington’s Esports Stadium.

Single-day tickets start at just $25, giving guests of all ages the chance to explore 13,000 square feet of pure imagination — from Smurf Village and the Enchanted Forest to Gargamel’s spooky lair. With interactive games, obstacle courses, scavenger hunts, and virtual reality, it's an adventure wrapped in nostalgia and magic.

Kids can meet Papa Smurf and Smurfette, pose for share-worthy photos, and discover themed zones designed to spark wonder at every turn. And for families who want to come back again and again, the new All You Can Play Summer Pass is available for $54.99 — the best value for unlimited visits through August 11.

“The Smurf Experience is the perfect way to celebrate Global Smurf Day — and to keep the fun going all summer long,” says Danny Fritz, CEO of attraction producer SBX Group. “Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, every ticket unlocks a day full of immersive fun that kids (and parents) love.”

Already a European sensation with over 2 million visitors, The Smurf Experience made its U.S. debut in Arlington this May and has quickly become one of the most talked-about family attractions in Texas, earning a 4.6-star rating on Google.

But hurry — the experience closes in August!

CAGE Bio Inc. joins BioLabs Pegasus Park in Dallas as the newest tenant, occupying a private lab suite. A clinical-stage startup, CAGE Bio Inc. is advancing a proprietary deep eutectic ionic liquid platform to develop novel therapies in dermatology, inflammation, and immunology.

“BioLabs at Pegasus Park offers an optimal setting for our mission to redefine the safety and efficacy standards in pharmaceuticals,” said Dr. Nitin Joshi, CEO of CAGE Bio Inc.

Pegasus Park is the regional epicenter for life sciences and biotechnology in North Texas. The campus convenes an ecosystem of companies, accelerators, investors, universities and talent.

BioLabs Pegasus Park offers 37,000 square feet of co-working and early-stage Class A laboratory and office space for start-up life science companies to perform research, collaborate with fellow scientists, incubate ideas, access investment capital and commercialize or license resulting intellectual property. Complementing the thriving startup community at BioLabs Pegasus Park, Bridge Labs at Pegasus Park provides 135,000 square feet of purpose-built research and development space to support the needs of life sciences companies after they become more established.

“Our focus is on developing innovative medicines that combine the effectiveness of systemic drugs with the safety of localized administration, including topicals, to treat serious immunological diseases like atopic dermatitis and vitiligo.”

The addition of CAGE Bio Inc. marks a significant milestone in BioLabs Pegasus Park’s continued growth and impact since its launch in 2022, further solidifying its role as a thriving hub for innovation in the life sciences.

For more information about Pegasus Park, please visit PegasusPark.com.

Arlington, TX – On June 23–24, the Asian Culture and Education Society USA (ACAESUSA) hosted its 2025 Annual Conference at the University of Texas at Arlington, bringing together students, educators, and community leaders under the theme “Rooted in Heritage, Growing Knowledge, Shaping the Future.”

The two-day event featured expert speakers in fields like AI, public health, and biomedical engineering, along with powerful youth-led sessions on leadership and advocacy. Mayor Jim Ross delivered the keynote address, and the Cultural Night Showcase highlighted student talent and cultural pride.

ACAESUSA President Jan Xie emphasized the coalition’s mission to unite youth and adult chapters for lasting impact. The conference closed with renewed inspiration and a shared commitment to empowering AAPI youth across the nation.

We will share a full event report soon—thank you for your patience as we just wrapped up the conference.

A joyful moment with Mayor Jim Ross and ACAESUSA President Jan Xie at the 2025 Annual Conference. Full event highlights coming soon!

Park Place Lexus Grapevine honored Argyle Independent School District’s 2025 top educators, recognizing Neal Karpienski as Primary District Winner at Argyle South Elementary, and Steven Orlowski as Secondary District Winner at Argyle High School.

The honorees were given the opportunity to drive a weekend in a Lexus, auto detail and tank of gas. The teachers also received four passes to the Dallas Arboretum, a $100 gift card to Southlake Town Square, two tickets to a Texas Rangers game, including parking pass and access to the Lexus Lounge; that includes an all you can event buffet and cocktails; and a variety of Park Place-branded items.

“We believe excellence should be celebrated—and there’s no better example than the incredible educators shaping the future in Argyle ISD,” said Charles Owen, General Manager at Park Place Lexus Grapevine. “We’re honored to recognize Mr. Karpienski and Mr. Orlowski not only for their commitment in the classroom, but for the meaningful impact they make in students’ lives every day. This is our small way of saying thank you for the big things they do.”

Park Place Dealerships was founded in 1987 and has been engaged in the community through its support of the arts, medical research, children’s advocacy, and education. Park Place employs more than 1,400 members and operates nine full-service dealerships representing luxury brands including Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Volvo, Land Rover, Acura, and Sprinter Vans. Park Place BodyWerks Collision Centers in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Plano and the Park Place Auto Auction, round out the company’s offerings. For more information, visit parkplace.com.