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Latest Zena Rucker News

Map view of Park Village shopping area in Southlake, Texas, showing building layouts, parking lots, roads, and surrounding streets including East Southlake Boulevard and Kimball Avenue. Key locations and shop names are labeled.
Jan 16, 2026

Restriping work on Zena Rucker and Tower

Beginning January 20, 2026
Jun 19, 2020

Zena Rucker Road Remains on Schedule

As with any construction project, there are always roadblocks and unforeseen delays that change timelines and schedules. Work on Zena Rucker Road has remained on schedule despite unpredictable weather conditions and changes in the work due to social distancing guidelines. The project was approved by City Council in August 2019 with the purpose to improve…
Mar 19, 2020

Construction on Zena Rucker Continues to Move Forward

Construction on Zena Rucker started back in October 2019 with the sole purpose to improve mobility between Byron Nelson Parkway and Carroll Avenue by extending the roadway from Matthews Court to Tower Boulevard. New sidewalks and landscaping features will also be added. So far, contractors are wrapping up the installation of utilities and have cleared…
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Feb 17, 2020

New Connector and Roundabout Brings Past and Present Full Circle

The Zena Rucker Connector, which includes Southlake’s newest roundabout, extends between Matthews Court and Tower Boulevard and has been built to improve mobility between Byron Nelson Parkway and Carroll Avenue. Named after longtime Southlake resident Zena Rucker, the roadway will include a stainless-steel sculpture, Mockingbird Tree, centered in the roundabout. But who is Zena Rucker?…
Jan 30, 2020

The Story Behind Zena Rucker

Every year the City’s budget includes a five-year capital improvement program that encompasses construction projects that meet the demands of residential and commercial infrastructure. Zena Rucker Road made the list a few years ago as part of the 2030 and 2035 Master Plans to be constructed in conjunction with future development projects. It all starts…