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restaurant serves breakfast staples, such as omelets and wa¡es; American fare, such as burgers and meatloaf; and Tex-Mex cuisine, including enchiladas and burritos. A projected opening date had not been announced as of press time. 281-780-3671. www.i45dinertx.com 11 Klein Square shopping plaza—16812 Stuebner Airline Road, Spring—will be welcoming a Five Below location soon, according to o¢cials with the plaza’s ownership Williamsburg Enterprises. Renovations on the storefront began in December and are expected to wrap up in March, while Five Below is anticipated to open this summer. Five Below oers home decor, clothing, toys, electronic accessories and other items for low prices. www.vebelow.com 12 By the end of March, KM Realty o¢cials expect construction to begin on a new shopping center located at 25819 Cypresswood Drive, Spring, according to a KM Realty spokesperson. The shopping center is anticipated to be complete by the rst quarter of 2024 and will host retail, o¢ce spaces and child care facilities. 713-690-2700. www.kmrealty.net 13 The Learning Experience is planning to open at 9930 FM 2920, Tomball, in the second quarter of 2024, the franchise announced Jan. 31. The location will include a 10,000-square-foot center and up to a 5,000-square-foot playground, oering care for about 180 children ages 6 weeks old to 6 years old. Each center oers child care, enrichment programs and early childhood education. www.thelearningexperience.com RELOCATIONS 14 Center Court Pizza & Brew moved within Vintage Park in January from 138 Vintage Park Blvd., Bldg. F, Ste. L, Houston, to 110 Vintage Park Blvd., Ste. Q, Houston. The eatery’s menu features hand-tossed pizzas, pizza rolls, calzones, ¤atbread pizzas, sliders, pasta, wings and salads. 832-761-7806. www.centercourtpizza.com 15 Black Forest Jewelers moved in early February from 5167 FM 1960, Houston, to 14505 Torrey Chase Blvd., Ste. 402, Houston. The business oers a selection
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United Airlines’ new Global In ight Training Center at George Bush Intercontinental Airport includes a 125,000-gallon pool where trainees can practice water evacuations.
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FEATURED IMPACT EXPANSIONS United Airlines held a Jan. 17 ribbon cutting at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in celebration of its newly expanded 56,000-square-foot Global Inight Training Center . The $32 million expansion project more than doubles the size of the facility with the addition of new classrooms, cabin and door training stations, and an aquatic center featuring a 125,000-gallon pool that allows trainees to practice water evacuation techniques. The center also includes inight services training spaces with mock seats, a 400-plus seat auditorium and a public address room. completed. Construction on the station began in the summer of 2021. KVFD Station 6 houses a 2023 Pierce engine, a 2018 Pierce 100-foot tower ladder and a 2018 booster/grass re truck, according to a March 1 email from KVFD Deputy Chief Stephen Kramer. The station is located at 18822 N. Eldridge Parkway, Tomball. KVFD—run by ESD 16—provides re suppression, prevention and education services for approximately 175,000 residents across 58 square miles. 281-607-4660. www.kleinre.org IN THE NEWS 19 Dr. Arabinda “Ara” Pani assumed the role of chief medical o¢cer of HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest on Jan. 2. According to the release, Pani
of custom jewelry, and the owner has 47 years of experience in the industry. 832-305-3209. Facebook: Black Forest Jewelers 16 Your Wedding Dreams has reopened at a new location in Spring, according to owner Laura Hovind. The event planning business opened at 5503 FM 2920, Spring, in December after moving from Little York Road in Houston. Your Wedding Dreams organizes weddings, quinceaneras and other special events through preset or custom packages, according to the busi- ness’s website. 713-480-2823. www.weddingdreamsbylaura.com EXPANSIONS 17 Kelsey-Seybold Clinic celebrated the opening of a 40,000-square-foot expansion of its Spring Medical and Diagnostics Center—located at 15655 Cypress Woods Medical Drive, Spring—on Feb. 23. According to a Feb. 23 news release, the expansion includes the addition of radiation oncology, palliative care and behavioral health as well as added capacity in cardiology, gastroenterology, urology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, pulmonary and dermatology. 713-442-1700. www.kelsey-seybold.com RENOVATIONS 18 On Feb. 25, the Klein Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Services District No. 16 celebrated the grand reopening of Station 6 , which is also called Station 36. The station was reopened after renovations were
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said the air travel provider plans on hiring and training 15,000 people nationwide through the new facility in 2023. Kirby noted the training center will bring an estimated 1,800 jobs to the Greater Houston area this year. 307-224-4791. www.united.com
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comes to HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest from Dignity Health Yavapai Regional Medical Center in Arizona, where he had practiced since 2009. HCA Houston Healthcare Northwest is a 423- bed acute care hospital located at 710 FM 1960 W., Houston. 281-440-1000. www.hcahoustonhealthcare.com CLOSINGS 20 After ve years in business, The Rustic Brush studio in Gleannloch Farms closed Feb. 24, General Manager Amanda Gorham conrmed via email. Located at 9702 Spring Cypress Road, Spring, the BYOB studio oered workshops that allowed patrons to create custom home decor items, while enjoying food and beverages brought from home.
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