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Development Page 13 Discover how a counter-drone defense startup plans to bring hundreds of jobs to Buda

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4 Le Creuset A $75,000 remodel is planned to begin in March and end in late April. It will include new ‹nishes, lighting and display ‹xtures. • Tanger Outlet Center, 4015 I-35 S., Ste. 730, San Marcos • www.lecreuset.com 5 CarMax Construction on the $20 million used car dealership is scheduled for March 3 completion. The facility will span over 45,000 square feet on about 26 acres. • 302 Chuck Nash Loop, San Marcos • www.carmax.com 6 Texas Car Title and Payday Loans The loan services company o ers payday, title and installment loans. • The Village at Park South, 102 Wonder World Drive, San Marcos • www.texascartitleandpaydayloanservicesinc.com 7 Kuri Pet Salon The $80,000 project will span nearly 2,100 square feet. Kuri Pet Salon o ers grooming and daycare services. • 2971 I-35 N., San Marcos • No public website available

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of fast food options, such as burgers, chicken and ‹sh sandwiches, breakfast items and more. • Opened Dec. 16 • 185 Wonder World Drive, San Marcos • www.mcdonalds.com

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1 Panda Express The American Chinese fast-food chain serves chicken, beef and shrimp entrees, such as orange chicken, honey walnut shrimp and broccoli beef, along with noodle and rice dishes, vegetable sides, appetizers and family-size meals. • Opened Dec. 18

8 Sozo Church The congregation at Sozo Church will celebrate the opening of its ‹rst o¢cial home after renting a location for the past decade with an open house and ribbon- cutting ceremony on Jan. 31 at 4 p.m. • 3107 RR 12, San Marcos • www.sozosmtx.com

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3 Gennaro’s Ristorante Italiano The family-owned restaurant will serve authentic Italian cuisine using recipes that originated in Naples, Italy. • Opening April

• 1550 I-35 N., San Marcos • www.pandaexpress.com

2 McDonald’s The location o ers amenities including a dual-lane drive-thru, kiosk with audio navigation, 24/7 online or in-person ordering and more. McDonald’s serves a host

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12 SMTX The Bus Formerly known as the San Marcos Transit System, the public transportation system began in 1995 with two trolleys and three buses. It has since grown to o er free ‹xed routes, on-demand paratransit and a ordable inter-urban options with stops from San Marcos to Austin. • 338 S. Guadalupe St, San Marcos • www.smtxthebus.com 13 Tu Taco The dining option located in the LBJ Student Center at Texas State University underwent an approximately $90,000 interior renovation project. • LBJ Student Center, 601 University Drive, San Marcos • www.lbjsc.txst.edu

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9 San Marcos Fire Station No. 3 The $6 million project, which will span about 10,000 square feet, will carry a price tag of approximately $6 million and is scheduled to be completed in early 2027, per the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. • 2420 Hunter Road, San Marcos • www.sanmarcostx.gov 10 San Marcos Cemetery The $1.4 million project will add nearly 200,000 square feet to meet the city’s growing population needs and include traditional burial plots and a columbarium for cremated remains. • 1001 Old RR 12, San Marcos • www.sanmarcostx.gov/856/City-Cemetery

14 Café Cortado The co ee truck featuring European-inspired menu items opened to the public under new management with an expanded menu on Dec. 10, when Lyndsay Lantz, a long-time customer of the co ee truck, took ownership of the business. Café Cortado specializes in lattes and makes its simple syrups in-house. • 221 North St., San Marcos • Instagram: cafecortado78666

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Wilhelm & Werner The Texas Brasserie with European in¥uences will operate as a dining space and bar inside the renovated Faust Hotel. • Opening spring • 240 S. Seguin Ave., New Braunfels • www.thefausthotel.com

11 Johnston & Murphy The Nashville-based footwear chain for men and women is undergoing approximately $316,000 in renovations. • San Marcos Premium Outlets, 3939 I-35 N., Ste. 192, San Marcos • www.johnstonmurphy.com

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Buda

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Now open

What’s next PERMITS FILED WITH THE TEXAS

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3 Buda Ice Cream Shoppe Construction on Buda Ice Cream Shoppe is slated to break ground in January and be completed by spring. • 112 N. Main St., Ste. 112-A, Buda • No website as of press time

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1 Buda Laundry Owned by Zack Kasey and Adam Ahmad, the business provides self-service and commercial laundry services, including pick-up and delivery; wash, dry and fold; and

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same-day turnaround. • Opened in October • 953 W. Goforth Road, Ste. 104, Buda • www.budalaundry.com

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4 Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen The fast-food chicken chain celebrated ˆve years in Buda on Dec. 31. Popeyes’ menu features fried chicken baskets, tenders, sandwiches and sides.

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2 Tap In The 7,000-square-foot Sunˆeld entertainment space at The Corner on Main—a restaurant and retail hub—will feature indoor minigolf and golf simulators, a sports bar and a food truck. Live outdoor music will also be oŽered in a dog-friendly beer garden. • Opening Nov. 1 • The Corner on Main, 2260 Main St., Bldg. 7, Buda • www.tapinbuda.com 45 TOLL

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4 Kyle Public Library The library is open after a temporary closure Jan. 2-17 for interior renovations. • 550 Scott St., Kyle • www.cityofkyle.gov/living-here/library 5 Jump Party USA Owned by local married couple Simone and Pablo Alvarez, the kid-friendly business previously operated at 10601 N. Lamar Blvd., Ste. D, Austin, and will open in Kyle by late February. During the initial opening phase, the business will o¡er large indoor trampolines and bounce houses, as well as courts for basketball, pickleball and soccer. • 250 Gateway Blvd., Ste. 100, Kyle • www.jumpusapark.com 6 Tea2Go TeaN’ergy Mother-daughter duo Patricia Gilbert and Meredith Jones moved their specialty tea shop from 22420 I-35 N., Unit 210, Kyle, on Jan. 5 to expand their o¡erings. The spot o¡ers customizable loose-leaf and energy tea blends. • Inside Abuelitas Bakery Spot, 21511 I-35 N., Ste. 101, Kyle • https://tea2go.us

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2 Kyoka Sushi Construction on the 6,000-square-foot eatery began Jan. 19 and is expected to –nish by mid-May. Known for its all-you-can-eat sushi model, customers will also be able to pick from a la carte options such as hibachi

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3 Taco Clem The team behind Jalisco’s will bring two eateries to the area, focusing on classic and specialty tacos. The original Taco Clem opened in Buda at 15295 I-35 N. in May 2023. • A Bunton Creek & Philomena Drive, Kyle; B FM 1626 & Kohlers Crossing, Kyle • www.tacoclem.com

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Government

BY MICHAEL MILLIORN & SIENNA WIGHT

Hays jail adds on-site mental health care Hays County defendants deemed incom- petent to stand trial can soon receive mental health care in jail rather than waiting for placement at a state hospital following a program approved by commissioners Jan. 6. Why it matters In Hays County, individuals are waiting nearly 300 days to be placed for treatment, which costs the county roughly $45,000 per person, Judge Ruben Becerra said. With 24 people in Hays County Jail currently awaiting treatment, the total cost to the county is approximately $1.08 million. Looking ahead The program will be funded by a state grant, while the county will be responsible for medications. Commissioners expect to implement it within the next few months.

San Marcos to reconsider 200-acre data center San Marcos City Council is reconsidering zoning and map designation changes tied to a proposed data center that has drawn resident pushback. Council heard a presentation Dec. 16 on amending the Preferred Scenario Map for about 200 acres west of Francis Harris Lane. The latest The Planning and Zoning Commission, or PZC, recommended approval Jan. 13 to change the map designation from “Conservation/Cluster” to “Commercial/Employment Low” and rezone from “Future Development” to “Light Indus- trial.” The current designation reserves the land for future development, while the requested designation would enable the proposed data center’s development.

Council will address the requests at these upcoming council meetings: Feb. 3: Public hearing, no action will be taken Feb. 17: Public hearing, ‚rst reading March 3: Ordinance reconsideration, second and ‚nal reading What’s next?

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How we got here A similar request was denied by the PZC in March 2025, which created a condition requiring council to reach a supermajority vote of 6-1; however, council failed to meet that threshold with a 5-2 vote in August 2025. What they’re saying Residents raised livestock, water, electricity and utility-cost concerns; Highlander LLC representative John Maberry cited jobs, tax base, environmental regulations and minimal resource impacts.

Buda city ordinance sets regulations for live music Buda City Council approved a Dec. 16 ordinance amendment setting enforceable hours and decibel limits for recurring live music and streamlining permits for businesses. Some context weren’t built for nightly entertainment. The ne print

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Development

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Perseus Defense, a defense technology startup that specializes in guided micro-missiles for drone defense, has selected Tower Business Park in Buda as the location of its new headquarters. The new headquarters will house engineering, advanced manufacturing, research and development, and operations roles. It is expected to create 20 jobs in the rst year of operation, more than 130 by the third year and approximately 400 by the fth year, according to Perseus Defense oƒcials. The average annual salary is projected to reach $120,000, which is more than 126% above Hays County’s median wage, according to Buda Economic Development Corp. oƒcials. “Buda is the ideal location for our next stage of growth,” Jason Cornelius, co-founder and CEO of Perseus Defense, said in a news release. “The region’s strong workforce, proximity to major defense partners, and ’ourishing community of defense startups provide the right environment for us to scale our technology and mission.” Perseus Defense moves to Buda

Zooming in

Perseus Defense headquarters

The Buda EDC and Buda City Council approved a performance-based incentive agreement, which features: • Up-front support for permit fees and incentives to assist with headquarters build-out up to $200,000 • Incentive o ering up to $1,800 per new job paying more than $120,000 annually, with a minimum of 20 qualifying jobs by year one, a minimum of 40 by year two and a minimum of 70 by year three “Perseus Defense represents exactly the type of innovation-focused, high-wage employer we aim to recruit to Buda,” Jennifer Storm, CEO of the Buda EDC, said in the release. “This project brings hundreds of high-tech, in-demand jobs to our com- munity and directly supports our strategic

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plan, strengthening Buda’s position as an emerg- ing hub for aerospace, defense technology and national security innovation.” Storm and other Buda EDC o‘cials credited Megan Flake with KW Commercial for her “key role” in Perseus Defense securing the approxi- mately 18,000-square-foot location in Buda.

One more thing

Our team is deeply grateful to the Buda EDC and the great state of Texas for helping us secure the ideal home to ramp up production and accelerate this technology in support of our troops. JASON CORNELIUS, CEO OF PERSEUS DEFENSE

Working closely with the U.S. Department of War, the Department of Homeland Security and a variety of Army research groups, Perseus Defense is required to create 130 jobs in the rst three years. The company must also maintain its Buda headquarters for a minimum of ve years, according to Buda EDC documents.

Perseus Defense is projected to establish approximately 400 jobs by its fth year at its new Buda headquarters.

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2 Austin Street reconstruction Project: parking, sidewalks and stormwater improvements from FM 2770 to San Antonio Street Update: design phase is 60% complete • Timeline: 2021-TBD • Cost: $8.6 million • Funding source: 2021 Buda bond 3 Bishop and Belvin Street improvements Project: full-depth road reconstruction with drainage, water, wastewater, retaining walls and sidewalk improvements from Belvin Street to West San Antonio Street Update: design phase is 90% complete; acquisition process underway 150 • Timeline: 2026-28 • Cost: $11.26 million • Funding source: Capital Improvement Program; city utility and general funds BLANCO RIVER

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5 Old Bastrop Road widening Project: Old Bastrop Road from Rattler Road to Centerpoint Road will be widened and a 16-inch water main will be added Update: water main installed in September; waterline crossing underway • Timeline: 2025-26 • Cost: TBD • Funding source: 2025 road project certicates of obligation 6 Old Stagecoach Road widening and Center Street improvements Project: Old Stagecoach Road will be widened to a four-lane roadway from Veterans Drive to Main Street. Work completed in four parts: Kyle 150

A North portion of Old Stagecoach Road from Veterans Drive to Six Creeks Boulevard B Old Stagecoach Road from Six Creeks Boulevard to Center Street C Center Street from Old Stagecoach Road to Veterans Drive D Three lanes from Veterans Drive to Main Street Update: in nal design phase 21

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4 Kyle Parkway-Lehman Road extension Project: Lehman Road will be extended to a four-lane roadway from Bunton Creek Road to Dacy Lane; Kyle Parkway will connect with the new segment Update: design phase is 95% complete

• Timeline: 2023-27 • Cost: $41.2 million • Funding source: 2022 Kyle bond

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Election

BY HANNAH NORTON & CLAIRE SHOOP

Voter Guide

State Representative, District 44 R Gabriel Ortiz R Alan Schoolcraft*

D Kristin Hook D Gary Taylor D Regina Vanburg U.S. House of Representatives, District 27 R Michael Cloud* R Chris Hatley D “Stock” Castro-Mendoza D Tanya Lloyd D Wayne Raasch U.S. House of Representatives, District 35 R Randy Adams R Josh Cortez R Carlos De La Cruz R Mark Eberwine R Jay Furman R Vanessa Hicks-Callaway

D Johnny C. Garcia D John Lira D Whitney Masterson-Moyes State elections Governor R Greg Abbott* R R.F. “Bob” Achgill R Evelyn Brooks R Charles Andrew Crouch R Pete “Doc” Chambers R Arturo Espinosa R Mark V. Goloby R Kenneth Hyde R Stephen Samuelson R Ronnie Tullos R Nathaniel Welch D Patricia Abrego D Jose Navarro Balbuena D Chris Bell

D Faizan Syed D Zach Vance D Angela “Tia Angie” Villescaz Lieutenant governor R Timothy Mabry R Perla Muñoz Hopkins R Dan Patrick* R Esala Wueschner

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D Eric Norman D Steve Schwab County elections

Dates to know

Where to vote

Feb. 17: First day of early voting Feb. 20: Last day to apply for a ballot by mail (received, not postmarked) Feb. 27: Last day of early voting March 3: Election day and the last day for counties to receive completed mail-in ballots (or 5 p.m. March 4 if the carrier envelope is postmarked by 7 p.m. on election day)

Registered voters may cast ballots in either Texas’ Republican or Democratic primary, but not both. Third-party candidates will appear on the ballot in November. Hays County voters can cast their ballot at any open polling location during early voting or on election day. Visit www.hayscountytx.gov/elections for polling locations.

Hays County Judge D Ruben Becerra* D Michelle Gutierrez Cohen D Joel W. Martin Hays County Commissioner, Precinct 2 D Bryan Escobar D Johnny Flores Hays County Commissioner, Precinct 4

D Vikki Goodwin D Courtney Head

D Marcos Velez Attorney general R Joan Huœman R Mayes Middleton R Aaron Reitz R Chip Roy D Anthony “Tony” Box D Joe Jaworski D Nathan Johnson Texas Senate, District 21

Only candidates in contested elections are included. Go to county election websites for information on uncontested races.

KEY: R Republican D Democrat *Incumbent

R WM. Travis Crow R Rob McClelland D Laurie Brown D Angie Unger

R Paul Rojas R Kyle Sinclair R Mark Teixeira R Heather Tessmer R James “Trey” Trainor, III R Peggy McCormick Wardlaw R Mike Wheeler

R Sara Canady R John Cornyn* R Wesley Hunt R Gulrez “Gus” Khan R Ken Paxton D Jasmine Crockett D Ahmad R. Hassan

D James Talarico U.S. House of Representatives, District 21 R Daniel W. Betts R Jason Cahill R Jacques DuBose R Zeke Enriquez R Weston Martinez

Sample ballot Federal elections U.S. Senate R John O. Adefope R Anna Bender R Virgil John Bierschwale

R Ryan Krause R Larry La Rose R Rod Lingsch R John Lujan R Steven Wright D Maureen Galindo

D Bobby Cole D Carlton Hart D Gina Hinojosa

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D Cortney Jones D Judith Zažrini

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Health & Wellness Edition 2026

Welcome to the 2026 Health & Wellness Edition! To us, wellness is the intentional pursuit of a balanced life where both mind and body thrive. This edition explores diverse ways to cultivate a fullling lifestyle using local resources. We dive into the benets of mindfulness and life coaching, how small dietary shifts yield signicant results, and highlight area recreation opportunities like the upcoming Kyle Skatepark and the Lake Kyle Fitness Court. Beyond our features, you’ll nd essential insights from local advertisers who form the backbone of our community’s well-being. These experts share specialized services to help you reach your goals, whether you seek clinical expertise or restorative self-care. This edition is your comprehensive guide to the resources available in your own backyard. We are honored to support your journey toward a healthier lifestyle. Be well in 2026!

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Outdoor tness court breaks barriers to entry Over the summer of 2025, an outdoor tness court bringing seven movement stations and exercise guidance was installed at Lake Kyle Park. David Lopez, city of Kyle parks and recre- ation director, said Lake Kyle Fitness Court was designed to lower barriers to health and wellness for residents. “We get regular visitation throughout the day,” Lopez said. “Folks who are getting their vitamin D intake, fresh air, and they don’t have to worry about memberships. They can go whenever it’s convenient for them.” Lopez said a demonstrated appetite for tness facilities is being used to plan future park spaces in the city. He also noted that the success of the tness court may lead to the inclusion of similar spaces at these parks as planning continues.

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$3.4M Kyle Skatepark to open mid-year From the cover

Zooming in

The overview

a pool-style bowl, an accessible bowl for wheel- chair users and a pump track for all riders. Bike racks, seating and more will be added for skaters, families and community events. Kanten Russell—professional skater and direc- tor of design for New Line Skateparks, a design partner on the project—said these features will give Kyle an edge and draw more visitors.

Kyle Chief Communication Ocer Linda Klep- per said the groundbreaking marked a major step toward expanding recreational opportunities and fostering active lifestyles in Kyle. Yann Curtis, co-owner of design-builder Spa Skateparks, said the skate plaza will feature 9,500 square feet of space to practice tricks, while the bowl and pump track area will include

Funded through a 2020 Kyle bond and a $500,000 contribution from Hays County, the $3.4 million project will oer recreation for everyone from skateboarders, rollerbladers and cyclists to scooter riders, wheelchair users and more. When it opens this summer, city o cials noted the park will be the €fth-largest of its kind and one of €ve statewide to feature an all-wheels design. “This isn’t just a skate park,” Parks and Recreation Director David Lopez said. “It’s a space for everyone, regardless of age or ability.”

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Ocials broke ground Oct. 24 on the 34,000-square- foot project located within Gregg-Clarke Park.

Gregg-Clarke Park

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Zooming out

How we got here

Parks and Recreation Director David Lopez said Gregg-Clarke Park will continue to be a cornerstone of Kyle. “We’re building something that not only serves today’s residents, but will inspire and activate the next generation of athletes, families and neighbors,” he said. A closer look at Kyle’s Gregg-Clarke Park Other planned improvements in various stages of design include: Splash pad and swimming pool upgrades More community meeting spaces Balleld redesigns for regulation-level play New playground Accessibility updates

The grind to Kyle Skatepark Kyle oŒcials paused construction in spring 2024, terminating the initial $1 million design-and-build agreement with Spa Skateparks as new leadership evaluated the plan. Council restarted the project in September 2024 with a new construction contract and an expanded, all-wheels design.

November 3, 2020 Voters approve $1 million park bond

February 21, 2023 Council approves contract with Spa Skateparks

May 2023-March 2024 Public engagement and design approval

May 2024 Permitting and early site work starts

October 24, 2025 Groundbreaking ceremony

Summer 2026 Expected completion

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Health & wellness

BY AMANDA CUTSHALL

Meet Sari Fujimaru, mindfulness teacher and board- certied coach in the Hays County area

mind-body connection for overall vitality. Scien- ti cally proven bene ts of mindfulness include signi cant reductions in anxiety and depres- sion, eective pain management, improved focus, lower blood pressure, and healthier eating habits that promote better digestion and weight management. If someone is curious about mindfulness, what’s one simple thing they can try this week, and what should they look for? Begin by paying attention to your breath when you feel stressed, agitated or restless. Notice how you are breathing; slow or fast, shallow or deep, choppy or steady? Keep watching your breath with your mind’s eye without trying to change it. You will notice it begins to slow down naturally, and you feel more relaxed.

Sari Fujimaru is a mindfulness teacher and board-certi ed coach based in the Texas Hill Country who helps clients navigate stress and life transitions through mindfulness-based coaching, meditation and holistic wellness practices. Fujimaru oered strategies for easing stress and staying grounded through change. What is mindfulness? Mindfulness is the conscious eort to focus on what is happening in the moment, internally and externally. It is about being fully present in the here and now. What role does it play in physical wellness? Mindfulness helps reduce stress, leading to better sleep and energy. It lowers tension by calming the nervous system and harmonizes a

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Health & wellness

BY AMANDA CUTSHALL

Meet Chef Ashley Olson of Southern with a French Twist Ashley Olson is the founder and executive chef of Southern with a French Twist, a Hays County-based

perfectionism can undermine even the most healthy meal. That insight has deeply shaped how I cook for others. When people feel relaxed and connected at the table, digestion improves, satisfaction increases, and food does what it’s meant to do: it nourishes. What’s one comfort-food dish you’ve adapted over time to make it healthier, and which tweaks made the biggest dierence? Over time, I’ve learned that comfort doesn’t come from heaviness. It comes from familiarity, balance, and how a dish makes you feel afterward. The big- gest shift was moving away from excess and toward intention. Mac and cheese is a great example. I use better-quality cheese in smaller amounts, build ƒavor with roasted garlic or a touch of Dijon, and often add vegetables, fresh herbs and a crisp topping to create contrast so the dish feels complete without relying solely on cream and butter. Those changes made the biggest dierence. The dish still feels indulgent, but it supports the body.

personal-chef business oering in-home meal services, small-event menus and retreat catering. The award-winning personal chef spoke with Community Impact to oer tips for those who want to eat healthier but aren’t sure where to start. What does a well-rounded menu look like in your kitchen, and how do you balance indulgence with wellness? A well-rounded menu has contrast and care. There’s richness balanced with brightness. There are grounding elements alongside fresh, enlivening ones. Indulgence shows up in thoughtful moments rather than excess, while wellness shows up in how the meal supports conversation, energy and presence. Through my own work with a nutritional therapist, I’ve learned that stress, speed and

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Health & wellness

BY JOEL VALLEY

Spark Love 5K For the Love of Go and Ancora Ministries will host the Žfth annual race. Proceeds from the event will be invested in programs dedicated to feeding children in Central Texas and Guatemala. • Feb. 21, 8 a.m. • $15-20 (registration) • Wallace Middle School, 1500 Center St., Kyle • www.ancoraministries.org/spark-love-5k

Pickleball Open Play Open sessions run weekdays for adults 18 and older on courts designated for both recreational and competitive players. • Through Feb. 27, 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

• $6 (admission for non-members, free (admission for members) • San Marcos Activity Center Gym, 501 E. Hopkins St., San Marcos • www.sanmarcostx.gov

Mental Health First Aid Training for Public Safety

• Free (admission) • San Marcos Activity Center, 501 E. Hopkins St., San Marcos • www.sanmarcostx.gov

Events

The Core Four Partnership and Hill Country Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Centers have partnered to oŒer mental health Žrst aid classes to the public as an early intervention tool for those struggling with mental health or substance use challenges. • Feb. 19, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. • Free (admission) • 631 Mill St., San Marcos • www.mentalhealth“irstaid.org

San Marcos Metaphysical and Holistic Fair Heaven-Pathways-Earth will bring together wellness vendors, healing practitioners and spiritual resources to nurture the mind, body and spirit. • Feb. 7-8, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • Free (admission) • Holiday Inn San Marcos, 105 Bintu Drive, San Marcos • www.heavenpathwaysearth.com/fair-san-marcos Dance For Adults with Disabilities Adults with disabilities can enjoy a themed dance party, which will feature music and door prizes. • Feb. 6, 7-9 p.m.

Community Yoga With a focus on learning to stretch, strengthen and unwind, the classes are designed for all skill levels to improve Žtness, —exibility and overall well-being. Attendees are asked to bring their own mat and water. • Feb. 14, 9-9:45 a.m. • Free (registration) • Inspired Minds Art Center, 121 Main St., Buda • www.inspiredminds.art

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Real estate

Homes in Hays County sold more quickly and at lower prices in December compared with December 2024, according to Unlock MLS data. Residential market data

Number of homes sold

Average home price in the last 6 months

+53.42%

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78610 $344,995

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MARKET DATA PROVIDED BY AUSTIN BOARD OF REALTORS AND UNLOCK MLS 512’454’7636 WWW.ABOR.COM

Price per square foot

$190 $174

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