5 things: 24 Hour Fitness opening new Roseville location Aug. 12

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For years, we've been following plans to open a 24 Hour Fitness gym in Roseville's Campus Oaks Town Center. The retail center is located near the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. campus.

Update: The gym at 1533 Blue Oaks Blvd. will officially open Aug. 12, according to an announcement from the company. The 38,000-square-foot location includes elements such as a cold plunge pool, saunas and a variety of exercise equipment, the announcement states. The fitness chain has several other sites in the Sacramento area, including a Roseville gym on North Sunrise Avenue.

The upcoming opening marks a milestone for a long-planned gym project whose status was once unclear.

Campus Oaks Town Center also includes businesses such as Ben's Barketplace and Nugget Market. The center was one of the Business Journal's Best Real Estate Projects last year.

A few days after holding its grand opening in Elk Grove, new-to-market dessert franchise The Dolly Llama has been ordered to temporarily close by the city due to alleged health and safety code violations.

The Dolly Llama held a grand opening at 4810 Elk Grove Blvd., Suite 140, on July 29. The Elk Grove store is the first of two planned for the Sacramento area by the Los Angeles-based franchise, which offers bubble waffles, ice cream waffle sandwiches, shakes and original waffles.

Reporter Jake Abbott has details about The Dolly Llama's temporary closure in Elk Grove.

A new industrial park development is being kicked around for Roseville, but a formal application has yet to crystallize.

Late last month, the Greater Sacramento Economic Council posted plans on social media for Foothills Commerce Center, a 1.01 million-square-foot project at Foothills Boulevard and Winding Creek Road.

Though Newport Beach-based Mark IV Capital is shown as the project proponent, the company said in a statement that it's only exploring possibilities at the moment.

Senior Reporter Ben van der Meer explains what you need to know about a possible industrial park project in north Roseville.

Quiet for more than a decade, a former upscale furniture store in Old North Sacramento opened its doors Thursday with a new direction.

Charter school Capital College & Career Academy, with an emphasis on education toward future careers in construction and related fields, opened with 80 ninth-graders at 501 Arden Way.

Senior Reporter Ben van der Meer explains what to expect from Capital College & Career Academy.

Fast-growing Inszone Insurance Services completed an acquisition in New Mexico that adds a new state and a new office for Inszone.

Rancho Cordova-based Inszone on Wednesday announced it closed its acquisition of Jackson Insurance Solutions of Albuquerque.

"We are absolutely thrilled to extend a warm welcome to Jackson Insurance Solutions as the newest addition to the Inszone family," said Inszone CEO Chris Walters, in a news release. "New Mexico becoming the 11th state in our ever-growing network marks a significant milestone for us."

Reporter Mark Anderson explains what you need to know about Inszone's Albuquerque acquisition.

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