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H-E-B happenings

The bridge at the 18th hole at Texas Star will be named for longtime Euless Councilman Glenn Walker.
The bridge at the 18th hole at Texas Star will be named for longtime Euless Councilman Glenn Walker. Star-Telegram archives

Texas Star bridge renamed after former councilman

Former longtime Euless councilman Glenn Walker loves golf, and on Thursday the bridge on the 18th hole at Texas Star Golf Course will be dedicated in his name.

Walker served on the council for 21 years and has given countless hours in service.

The Glenn Walker Bridge dedication is at 6 p.m. at Texas Star, 1400 Texas Star Parkway, Euless.

“I'm thrilled to death to be recognized by the city in any shape, form or fashion,” Walker told the Star-Telegram in October. "I love Euless, and it will be my home as long as I'm alive. Anything they do for me is a gift from God, and I'm grateful.”

While serving as a member of the council from 1975 to 1990 and from 1993 to 1999, he was on the Euless Non-Profit Industrial Development Authority, charter review committee, the economic development advisory board, Trinity River Authority and the half-cent sales tax education committee. Since leaving office he has served on the historical preservation committee.

H-E-B students serve up brunch for fundraiser

The cuisine made by culinary students at the H-E-B school district’s Buinger Career and Technical Education Academy will be served at a special brunch to raise money for scholarships.

The event, called Bon Appetit Brunch at Buinger, will include three courses.

DRG Concepts’ culinary team featuring chefs Richard Triptow, Austin Carlson and AJ Joglekar, and chef Teresa Booth, instructor director of H-E-B’s culinary program, will guide the students as they prepare and serve the meal.

Tickets are $50. The brunch will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 2 at the academy, 1849 Central Drive, Bedford.

All proceeds will go toward two scholarships for the district’s culinary students.

Information, tickets at www.drgconcepts.eventbrite.com.

Cities closed in observance of Good Friday

All nonessential municipal offices in Bedford, Euless and Hurst will be closed Friday in observance of Good Friday. Trash service is not affected. City-specific closings include:

Euless: The Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library and family life center/senior center will be closed Friday and Sunday and open Saturday. The family life center rec/fitness center/natatorium will be open Friday and Saturday and closed Sunday.

Hurst: City recreation and tennis centers will be open Friday but closed Sunday.

This story was originally published March 21, 2016 at 10:16 AM with the headline "H-E-B happenings."

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