Business
BY SHELBIE HAMILTON
E. VIRGINIA ST.
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E. LOUISIANA ST.
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McKinney
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Have & Hold Studio debuted in downtown Sept. 8.
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4 businesses new to downtown McKinney Several new businesses and restaurants have opened in downtown McKinney in recent months, ranging from a clothing boutique to an ax-throwing venue. The setup The downtown McKinney-area is home to over 120 independently owned businesses, according to the city of McKinney’s website. The businesses include restaurants serving a variety of cuisines along with wineries and dessert shops. The McKinney square is also home to a num- ber of boutiques and shops o ering products, such as clothing, antiques, home goods, art and gifts. Also of note The downtown area has seen other recent busi- ness changes including the acquisition of Hamm’s Meat and Market by McKinney residents Noah and Lacey Hester. Farm-to-table restaurant Harvest recently reopened under a new name following a relocation on the downtown square in October. Ice cream shop Cocktail Creamery also moved to a new location on the square in September.
2 The Horse’s Axe 212 E. Louisiana St., McKinney www.horsesaxe.com
1 Have & Hold Studio 305 E. Louisiana St., McKinney www.haveandholdstudio.com
3 The Urban Loft 209 E. Louisiana St., McKinney www.instagram.com/the_urbanloft
4 The House of Gems 213 E. Louisiana St., McKinney 469-907-1007
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