I’m not a business owner, and I don’t mind the “we’re open/we’re hiring” signs posted at a specific business. However, drive past the Sprouts shopping center and you’ll see 2-3 “power washing” ad-signs off W. Sandy Lake Rd. Hmm? Last I looked there is not a power washing company in that shopping center. I agree with Kevin Nevels “there’s a difference between helping businesses that are in need and enabling excessive sign use.”
Hi Dan, I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for your efforts with the Chronicle. I've lived here for almost 30 years and have learned more about Coppell from the Chronicle than ever before, hahaha! You provide information, insights, and even some dark, twisted humor to go along with it all - excellent work, Sir! Keep it up!
Dan, I look forward to reading the Chronicle every Sunday. I get genuinely excited once it hits my inbox. I also love Czech pastries. This issue proved quite a roller coaster for me. I'm rocking along, catching up on local issues, feeling informed, and then you yank the rug right out from under me with this Kasa Kolache news. Where am I supposed to get my kolaches and kolabasniks now? Where Dan!?! Where!
Thanks for "infecting me with information"😂.
An inflatable Gorilla?… good grief.
I’m not a business owner, and I don’t mind the “we’re open/we’re hiring” signs posted at a specific business. However, drive past the Sprouts shopping center and you’ll see 2-3 “power washing” ad-signs off W. Sandy Lake Rd. Hmm? Last I looked there is not a power washing company in that shopping center. I agree with Kevin Nevels “there’s a difference between helping businesses that are in need and enabling excessive sign use.”
Hi Dan, I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for your efforts with the Chronicle. I've lived here for almost 30 years and have learned more about Coppell from the Chronicle than ever before, hahaha! You provide information, insights, and even some dark, twisted humor to go along with it all - excellent work, Sir! Keep it up!
Dan, I look forward to reading the Chronicle every Sunday. I get genuinely excited once it hits my inbox. I also love Czech pastries. This issue proved quite a roller coaster for me. I'm rocking along, catching up on local issues, feeling informed, and then you yank the rug right out from under me with this Kasa Kolache news. Where am I supposed to get my kolaches and kolabasniks now? Where Dan!?! Where!