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RELOCATIONS 13 Pain Train Salsa moved into its new location at 104 S. Oak St., Tomball, on Feb. 13, owner Shane Nobles said. Nobles said the new space is three times larger than the business’s previous space at 403 W. Main St., Tomball. Pain Train Sal- sa, which began at the Tomball Farmers Market, opened its first location on Main Street in 2015, Community Impact previ- ously reported. www.paintrainsalsa.com 14 The Mind Connection opened at 21638 Hwy. 249, Ste. A, Houston, on Jan. 14, owner Janelle Martin said. Previously located in Cypress, Martin and her daughter and business partner Regan Steinert offer addiction counseling, Iasis microcurrent neurofeedback therapy and brain-spotting services to treat a variety of mental health issues. Martin said her goal is to aid people’s mental health without medication. 832-492-8518. www.mindconnection.org EXPANSIONS 15 The Weird Sister Boutique and Social Room , located at 401 1/2 Commerce St., Tomball, opened its social room Feb. 10. The social room is a full-service cocktail bar with specialty drinks including espresso martinis and smoked old fashioneds. The boutique offers a place to shop for clothing, gifts and accessories. 281-900-3619. www.facebook.com/theweirdsisterboutique All Bites Bakery , an online-only bakery specializing in customizable dog treats, expanded to add wedding favors for pets to its offerings March 1, owner and Magnolia resident Cara Samuels said.

9 D-BAT Cypress , a baseball and soft- ball facility located at 15026 Boudreaux Road, opened March 20, owner Eric Kirk- land said. Alongside a merchandise shop, the 18,000-square-foot facility includes 14 total cages: four with automatic pitch- ing machines, seven 58-foot-long cages and three pitching tunnels. Customers can also book lessons with instructors. 346-551-3228. www.dbatcypress.com COMING SOON 10 Pisa Pitza , located at 6875 FM 1488, Ste. 700, will open March 28 in Magnolia. Owner Tony Helton and partner Michael Xue will offer sandwiches, salads, wings and pizzas. Helton said he wanted to open a family-friendly business in his hometown. The establishment also includes an array of old-style videos games. Contact infor- mation was not available as of press time March 22. 11 Mattress By Appointment , a discount mattress business, will open at 23410 Snook Lane, Ste. C-9, Tomball, in April, owner Jeremy Justice said. The business offers new name-brand mat- tresses at 50%-80% below retail prices, Justice said. 832-422-0594. www.facebook.com/mbatomball 12 A Memorial Hermann-GoHealth Urgent Care center is anticipated to open April 3 at 13740 Jordan Lewis Way, located within the Magnolia Place development, according to Memorial Hermann-GoHealth Urgent Care. Along- side treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, the urgent care center will offer X-rays and flu vaccines. www.memorialhermann.org/services/ specialties/urgent-care

Miya’s Munchies plans to open a storefront in Magnolia in April.

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FEATURED IMPACT COMING SOON Miya’s Munchies will open a storefront location at 32907 Tamina Road, Magnolia, in April, owner Sumiyyah Harvey said via email. The business will be located within The Culinary Courtyard and occupy the former space of Victory Pie Company. “This was the site of our very rst farmers market four years ago,” Harvey said. “So when the opportunity presented itself, it only made sense. [We’re coming] full circle.” Harvey owns and runs the business with her son Khaliq. “We will be of course serving our signature savory pot pies, but now customers can come in and customize it to their liking,” Harvey said. “Our buttermilk biscuits [come] in over a dozen avors, paired perfectly with our homemade butter and jams, Wedding favors include a custom mes- sage on the bakery’s 5-inch peanut butter and pumpkin bone that is individually packaged in a compostable clear wrap with a thank you note and colored ribbon. 832-702-9251. www.allbitesbakery.com ANNIVERSARIES 16 Started in 1993, the nonprofit

including boozy jams.” Harvey said Miya’s Munchies will also oer breakfast items such as fried chicken and bacon biscuits and breakfast pot pies. “[There will be] gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options as well, so [there is] truly something for everyone,” Harvey said. Miya’s Munchies will also oer 10% discounts to veterans, Harvey said. www.miyasmunchies.com

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Friends of Texas Wildlife —located at 29615 Highland Blvd., Magnolia—is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Education Coordinator Cathie Coudert said via email. Coudert said the nonprofit has helped tens of thousands of animals over its 30 years. She also said Friends of Texas Wildlife offers educational pro- grams and hosts programs and birthday

parties at its education center. 281-259-0039. www.ftwl.org

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