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What’s Open, What’s Closed: Two historic Denton County businesses are returning, years after closing
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk · As published by Star Local Media Richardson
· July 20, 2026
· 1 min read
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Welcome back, Glen’s Pawn Shop & Music Store and Ranchman's. La Fondita seeks donations after fire damage forces its food truck to close.
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Key takeaway La Fondita seeks donations after fire damage forces its food truck to close.
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What is this story about? Welcome back, Glen’s Pawn Shop & Music Store and Ranchman's. La Fondita seeks donations after fire damage forces its food truck to close.
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