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North Texas record shop gives old vinyl a second spin through recycling program
Summary by Southlake News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Marvin Hurst , as published by CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW
· September 4, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The shop, owned by Rodney and Lorissa Holder, sells a variety of physical media, including records, CDs, and stereo equipment. The shop has been in operation for three years, initially starting in one location before moving to its current spot on Main Street.
A pilot program is giving old vinyl a second spin by recycling damaged or unused records into new ones. This program is being implemented at a record shop, where customers can drop off their old vinyl. The shop, owned by Rodney and Lorissa Holder, sells a variety of physical media, including records, CDs, and stereo equipment.
The idea for the shop began when Rodney acquired a large record collection, which sparked the idea to open the business. The shop has been in operation for three years, initially starting in one location before moving to its current spot on Main Street. Further details about the program and the shop are available from the source, including comments from the owners and an employee about their goal to have something for everybody.
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Category: business ·
Published: September 4, 2026 ·
Source: CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW ·
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