Sugar Land - Missouri City Edition | March 2022

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The Sugar Land Space Cowboys will continue to utilize Constellation Field.

owners, real estate organization The Seth Brothers Team , the project should be fin- ished at the end of 2022. Designed with a focus on the real estate industry—with planned tenants including lenders, title companies, builders and developers—the development will feature a first floor set up as a space to host events, trainings and more, while the second and third floors will hold about 8,200 square feet of leasable space. The ceremony came after the development officially broke ground in January. 855-738-4276. www.thesethbrothers.com Johnny Tamale Cantina will expand into Missouri City in the spring, according to restaurant officials. Johnny Tamale Can- tina is a family-owned Tex-Mex cantina that has had a Pasadena location since 1998. The restaurant serves traditional Tex-Mex fare, including tacos, enchiladas, nachos and more. An address for the new location is not yet available. 11 Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hos- pital , 16655 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, is slated for an upcoming $206 mil- lion expansion project. The south expan- sion project, which begins May 2 and will last into 2025, will add over 466,000 square feet to the 324-operating bed hospital. When completed, it will include an expanded and renovated loading dock, a relocated emergency department, and new mechanical floors and conference rooms. The project will add a new floor and additional support services for the intensive care unit and acute care. It will also add a roof with a helipad and trauma elevators. 281-274-7000. www.houston- www.jtcantina.com EXPANSIONS

is eyeing a mid-March opening at a new location at 11920 S. Hwy. 6, Ste. 600, Sugar Land, according to the store’s owners. FiLLi comes to Sugar Land after its success with 23 cafes in the United Arab Emirates and additional locations in the United Kingdom. The cafe will feature snacks, including Punjab samosas, chaat and paratha, along with American offerings, such as loaded fries, nachos, burgers, hot dogs and pizza. www.fillicafetexas.com 8 A new Aina Poke will be opening sometime this year in Brazos Town Center in Rosenberg. Located at the intersec- tion of I-69 and FM 762, the restaurant recently leased 1,820 square feet of retail space. The Hawaiian restaurant sells poke, a dish that contains rice, protein, sauce and vegetables combined in a bowl. There is another location in Richmond. An exact address for this location is not yet avail- able. www.ainapoke.kwickmenu.com 9 A new, standalone, state-of-the-art clinic will open in Stafford in the fall. Ju- liette Nessmith, vice president of the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, partnered with Kelsey-Seybold Clinic executives to break ground for the new facility. The Kelsey-Seybold clinic in Stafford will be a 33,000-square-foot clinic with space for up to 15 providers and the potential for an expansion to 27 providers in the future. The Kelsey-Seybold Stafford Clinic will be located at 11211 Nexus Ave. in Stafford, near Dulles High School and shopping center The Fountains. www.kelsey-seybold.com/ 10 A 22,000-square-foot, three-floor coworking space at 6920 Brisbane Court, Sugar Land, held a groundbreaking ceremony Feb. 25. According to the

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FEATURED IMPACT INTHENEWS The Sugar Land Skeeters, the Triple-A aliate of the Houston Astros, has been renamed the Sugar Land Space Cowboys . The Space Cowboys have taken over for the previously named Skeeters, which served as the franchise’s nickname from 2012-20 as an independent club and in 2021 for its rst season as the Astros’ Triple-A aliate, the team said in a Jan. 30 news release. The new brand links the themes of the Astros and the Houston area as Texas’ largest city and the home of NASA’s Johnson Space Center, along with the city’s popular cowboy culture, the release stated. “We are excited to be launching the new identity for our Triple-A aliate, the Sugar Land Space Cowboys,” said Anita Sehgal, Astros senior vice president of marketing and communications, in a statement. “Our goal was to clearly reect a strong connection to the Astros family, but also stand out as a unique identity aligned with the vibrant, methodist.org/locations/sugar-land ANNIVERSARIES 12 Bar Kada , a Missouri City sports bar, celebrated its one-year anniversary in February. Located at 9009 Sienna Crossing

progressive, and family-focused values of the city of Sugar Land community.” The Astros have announced Orion as the ocial mascot of the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, a cosmic space dog of the species “Canis Cosmicus.” The primary logo features a Space Cowboy donning a cowboy hat, a bandana and a blast shield over his face peppered with space dust. The color palette and gradient feature light blue, navy, orange, gray and black, inspired by the earth’s horizon from space, according to the release.

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Drive, Missouri City, the restaurant serves Asian-inspired bar food, including egg rolls, wings, oysters, salads, burgers and fried rice. Patrons can also enjoy sports and TV shows on more than 30 screens. 713-227-5232. www.facebook.com/ bar-kada-112853440547146

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