Mold Remediation in Mesquite, TX

Week 10 of the 2024 Texas high school football season is underway and one of the nation's top teams will be on display.

Duncanville hosts Mesquite for a senior night 6A District 11 showdown at Panther Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. and the game is being streamed live on the NFHS Network (subscription required).

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-- TOUCHDOWN, Mesquite! The Skeeters get on the board in the final minute against the nation's No. 2 ranked team.

-- Jaiden Clayton take a fake end-around handoff around the left edge to bring Mesquite inside the 20.

-- Big gain for Mesquite! QB Jaiden Clayton hits sophomore wideout Krasshaun Waters for a long pass deep into Duncanville territory over two D'Ville secondary members.

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! Sophomore Joe McKinney finishes the job, breaking off a 27-yard touchdown run with 10 minutes left in the quarter. (D'Ville, 50-0 | 10:00)

-- On the first play from scrimmage, sophomore running back Joe McKinney breaks a 23-yard run roose down the left sideline.

-- Duncanville opens the second half with the ball, starting its first drive of the third quarter from the 26-yard line.

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! Running back pass! Brandon Edwards completes a four-yard TD pass to Zachery Turner, the four-star TE's second scoring catch of the game. (D'Ville, 43-0 | 6:00)

-- High School on SI talked to Armstrong, who was a part of the Panthers' 6A Division I state championship run as a backup to current LSU running back Caden Durham last year. We talked to him after his breakout performance against nationally ranked St. Frances Academy of Maryland on Sept. 22. Durham's message? "He just told me to keep my head high and play how you play,” Armstrong said. “Caden set a high standard, so I’m just trying to get there. … I’ve got some shoes to fill, and that’s what I’m looking to do.”

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! Third score of the night from senior running back Jaqualon Armstrong, this time from four yards away. (D'Ville, 36-0 | 7:00)

-- SAFETY, Duncanville! Panthers have this one well under control early. (D'Ville, 23-0 | 7:00)

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! Jaqualon Armstrong punches one in again, his second score coming from six yards out. The nation's No. 2 team sure is looking the part. (D'Ville, 21-0 | 1:00)

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! There goes the 5-star Alabama commit. Keelon Russell fires a 29-yard TD pass to 4-star tight end Zachery Turner and the Panthers strike again. (D'Ville, 14-0 | 5:00)

-- TOUCHDOWN, Duncanville! The Panthers are first on the board after Jaqualon Armstrong breaks off a 21-yard scoring run and Jonathan Batres sends the PAT through. (D'Ville, 7-0 | 10:00)

The talent on the North Texas power's roster is almost endless. Quarterback Keelon Russell is a 5-star Alabama commit and wideout Dakorien Moore, an Oregon commit, is also a 5-star and the nation's No. 1 rated receiver in 2025. Zachery Turner is an uncommitted four-star tight end, Ayson Theus is a three-star receiver and one of the nation's top sprinters on the track.

Duncanville, the top-ranked team in Texas, has climbed the national rankings steadily throughout the season and moved all the way up to No. 2 this week after top-ranked Mater Dei (Calif.) dismantled No. 2 St. John Bosco (Calif.). The Panthers, an established national powerhouse, are no stranger to the throne.

Last week, Russell threw four first half touchdowns en route to a blowout of Mesquite Horn.

The Panthers are well-represented on High School on SI's North Texas high school football player of the year watch list. Dive into the full list here.

The Skeeters are coming off of a 45-0 loss to Lancaster in Week 9, extending its skid to three games. Their last win came against rival Horn on Sept. 27, 24-17.

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The deal was done in "anticipation of future growth in North Texas."

Credit: Dallas Business Journal

MESQUITE, Texas — This article was originally published by our content partners at the Dallas Business Journal. You can read the original article here.

As H-E-B LP continues to expand in the Metroplex, it's bought a site on the east side of the region for a potential future grocery store.

The San Antonio-headquartered grocery chain this week purchased 25.6 acres in far east Mesquite in "anticipation of future growth in North Texas," a spokesperson told Dallas Business Journal.

The site is at the eastern edge of Mesquite, along I-20 near FM 741 in Kaufman County and close to other cities such as Forney and Crandall.

H-E-B did not disclose when or even if it would build a store. The company is known for shrewd real estate investments and long-term planning. But new public documents and zoning decisions underscore momentum behind a grocery store development at this site.

And even the purchase of the land is a big development — H-E-B has been turning heads with its rapid DFW expansion. The company is known for its meticulous site selection, which often convinces other retailers to invest in an area.

H-E-B bought at least 10 acres from Candr LLC in a deal that closed on Oct. 22, according to county deed records. That LLC shares an address with Dallas-based brokerage firm Davidson Bogel Real Estate.

Davidson Bogel Real Estate declined to disclose more details about the project but confirmed it represented the seller while Tim Hensen of Venture Commercial represented the buyer.

And on Oct. 21, Mesquite City Council approved a zoning application allowing for a grocery store, fuel station, car wash and other general retail uses at the site in question.

Jonathan Kerby, a senior project manager at Kimley-Horn & Associates representing the rezoning applicants, including Candr LLC, told the council that plans for the large retail building facing I-20 call for "a large grocery store with a fuel station."

It’s still unclear what else might be developed on the nearly 26-acre site, but according to city documents, the proposed planning development could house stores and restaurants.

The land purchase fits into H-E-B's expansion across North Texas. The company is supposed to start work soon on a store in Irving's Las Colinas area. It's also building a nearly 140,000-square-foot store in Forney, also in Kaufman County. H-E-B opened its latest local store, and second in Frisco, in August.

The company has seven locations open in the four core Metroplex counties.

The project isn't even the only development rising at this corner of FM 741 and I-20. Huffines Communities is partnering with Hodges Architects to develop a town square for Heartland, a 1,550-acre master-planned community. The 25-acre retail hub at the southeast corner of I-20 and FM 741 will house tenants including McDonald’s, 7-Eleven and Taco Bell and aims to attract restaurants, telecommunications and health care services to the site.

Construction is underway on the first three retail buildings and the first tenants are scheduled to move in by spring 2025. A spokesperson for Huffines said the company is also in discussions with a large grocery store to anchor the development.

Kaufman County is the fastest-growing county in the country with an estimated 7.6% population growth from 2022 to 2023. The county housed 185,690 residents last year, according to data from the Census Bureau.