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in Schertz. Located at 17305 I-35 N., Ste. 123, the realty company helps its clients buy or sell a home, or locate a rental. The new office hosts a team of Realtors who serve the Schertz area. 210-664-2069. www.jbgoodwin.com 14 The Arena Tabletop Games on Jan. 8, celebrated its one-year anniver- sary at 11503 Loop 1604, Universal City. Arena is a local spot for tabletop gamers to sit down and play board games with a group. Customers can rent private rooms, bring their own board games, purchase a variety of figurine modeling equipment and more. 210-999-5225. www.thearenagames.org 15 Magnolia Roofing and Res- toration, LLC celebrated five years in Schertz in January. Located at 17305 I-35 N., Unit 115, Schertz, the busi- ness focuses on roofing, siding, gutters and solar panel services. 210-598-9379. www.magnoliarestorationtx.com IN THE NEWS 16 The city of Live Oak celebrated the unveiling of the Live Oak Police Depart- ment’s Honor Wall on Dec. 29. This wall recognizes those who have served at least 20 years as chief of police, police of- ficer or dispatcher. The wall also includes those who have died in the line of duty. The wall features 23 names and is located inside the Live Oak Police Department at 8022 Shin Oak Drive, Live Oak.
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The city of Live Oak opened the new Acorn Playground located at the entrance of Main City Park. City leaders have plans to build a second playground in the hilltop area of the park.
the snowy mocha, the mexi-mocha and the muddy, a white chocolate espresso drink. The new location is expected to open in late 2023. 541-608-0564. www.thehumanbean.com RELOCATIONS 12 Cibolo Valley Small Animal Hospital will relocate to a larg- er space in 2023. The new location will be behind the existing space at 3929 Cibolo Valley Drive, Cibolo. The business opened in 2014 and focuses on the care of small animals. 210-651-1384. www.cibolosmallanimalhospital.com ANNIVERSARIES 13 JB Goodwin Realtors celebrat- ed a one-year anniversary in January
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RENOVATION The city of Live Oak held a ribbon- cutting ceremony Dec. 10 for the Acorn Playground at Main City Park. Officials discussed the design for the new playground in October 2021 after finding it difficult to find replacement parts for the previous playground. The forest-themed Acorn Playground is located at the entrance of Main City Park, 18001 Park Drive, Live Oak. The city is also looking to design a playground, at an estimated cost
of $300,000, to replace one at the hilltop of Main City Park. The project will go through design and approval from council in 2023.
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