Latest Hurst Posts

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  How A Hurst, Texas, Roadside Lot Became This Auto-Service CenterMay 7, 2026
  SprawlTag first covered this Hurst auto-service site on February 21, 2020. At the time, it had recently opened as Service First Automotive along Grapevine Highway.Continue Reading
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  Tuesday Morning Closed, Skechers Moved In: Hurst’s Retail Turnover in 2024September 7, 2025
  We first covered this Hurst site in 2020, when photos showed the Tuesday Morning store preparing to open. That post captured the location’s short-lived run,Continue Reading
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  From Toys “R” Us to Hobby Lobby in Hurst, TexasSeptember 3, 2025
  Former Toys R Us closed after the company filed for bankruptcyContinue Reading
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  New Hurst Texas, Car Wash at Former Outback Site Nears CompletionAugust 20, 2025
  We first covered this project in March 2024 when Quick Quack announced plans to redevelop the former Outback Steakhouse property at 701 Airport Freeway inContinue Reading
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  New Sky Zone to Transform Former Conn’s Building in Hurst, TexasMay 2, 2025
  Sky Zone is planning a new indoor trampoline park at 900 NE Loop 820 in Hurst, Texas. A recent filing with the Texas Department ofContinue Reading
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  Anticipated Opening: New McDonald’s in The Mid-Cities areaJanuary 25, 2025
  Project Overview A brand-new McDonald’s is anticipated at 201 E Pipeline Road in Hurst, Texas. The project, officially titled “MCD Pipeline & Uptown – Hurst,Continue Reading

People of Hurst

Henry Wilson

Henry Wilson is the current Mayor of Hurst.

Tommy Maddox

Former National Football League quarterback attended L. D Bell High School in Hurst Texas.

Buddy Whittington

Guitarist Buddy Whittington attended L.D. Bell High School in Hurst. Buddy was born in Fort Worth.

Marshall Henderson

Basketball assistant coach for the Ole Miss Rebels attended L. D. Bell High School.