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The city of Tomball hosts annual festivals and events, including its 2023 July 4th Celebration and Street Fest. Developing new festivals and events is one of the city’s goals in its updated strategic plan.

COURTESY CITY OF TOMBALL

Tomball unveils priority projects for next ve years

• Completing a parks master plan • Developing new festival, event or program ideas In the city’s capital improvement plan—a roadmap of capital projects to occur in scal years 2024-28—over $170 million in capital projects is proposed, with 90% of that funding water and wastewater projects, according to city documents.

The big picture The city’s strategic plan outlines ve focus areas in scal years 2024-26—creating a city that is livable, connected, eective, safe and fun, accord- ing to the plan. The plan identies specic goals, such as: • Completing Phase 1 of a project to improve downtown alleys

BY LIZZY SPANGLER

The city of Tomball approved its strategic and capital improvement plans Sept. 18, which outline the city’s priorities for capital projects and initiatives over the next several scal years, ranging from infrastructure improvements to park enhancements.

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Also in this issue

Impacts: Whataburger opens on Cypress Rosehill Road (Page 5)

Election: 14 state propositions on Nov. 7 ballot (Page 9)

Transportation: Tamina Road improvements to begin (Page 11)

News: Magnolia ISD to begin elementary rezoning (Page 17)

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2 The Uplift The youth and college athletic training company is now open in Tomball. The organization has been in Tomball since 2018 but moved into its own facility in August. • Opened Aug. 22 • 21207 Hufsmith-Kohrville Road, Tomball • www.facebook.com/theupliftyouthtraining 3 Las Fuentes The Mexican restaurant with locations in Brenham and Magnolia opened a Tomball location. The restaurant specializes in classic Mexican cuisine, such as tacos, enchiladas, tamales and a wide range of margaritas. • Opened Aug. 27 • 20153 FM 2920, Tomball • www.lasfuentes-mexrestaurant.com 4 American Residential Plumbers The father- and daughter-owned business is offering residential plumbing services, such as clog and stoppage fixes to maintenance and upgrades. • Opened Sept. 5 • 17600 FM 1488, Magnolia • www.americanresidentialplumbers.com 5 Verizon The retail store offers mobile phones, smart home technology, phone plans, phone accessories and home internet products, according to a news release. • Opened Aug. 28 • 13654 FM 1488, Ste. 500, Magnolia • www.verizon.com 6 Shipley Do-Nuts The business offers more than 60 varieties of doughnuts alongside other pastries, such as kolaches, cinnamon rolls and fritters, as well as coffee and cold brew. • Opened Aug. 21 • 13774 Jordan Lewis Way, Ste. 100, Magnolia • www.shipleydonuts.com 7 Sun Auto Tire & Service Inc. The Tomball location provides vehicle maintenance, repair and tire replacement services.

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8 All About Birds Sharon Markland, director of the Magnolia Exotic Bird Sanctuary, opened All About Birds, a new store with 100% of net proceeds supporting the bird sanctuary’s efforts. All About Birds sells toys, food, cages, perches and bowls for parrots and includes Mr. P.’s Gift Shop and Resale Shop. MEBS cares for over 150 exotic parrots at its Magnolia refuge. • Slated to open Sept. 23 after press time • 31847 Hwy. 249, Pinehurst • www.instagram.com/allaboutbirdstx

10 Whataburger Regional Field Marketing Manager Jennifer Osowski said this new location on the west side of Tomball is serving some of Whataburger’s most popular menu items. The fast-food chain’s menu includes burgers, chicken, fries, salads and shakes.

• Opened Sept. 5 • 20108 Cypress Rosehill Road, Tomball • www.whataburger.com

• Opened June 22 • 26810 Kuykendahl Road, Tomball • www.sun.auto

autism spectrum and has partnered with Spectacular Kids, an applied behavior analysis therapy and consulting service, as well. • Relocated in summer

Relocations

11 Aesthetica Houston Med Spa Formerly located at the Northpointe Business Park, the business relocated, Practice Manager Kriste Aulbert said. The med spa offers services such as microneedling, facials, spray tanning, dermaplaning, Botox and fillers. • Relocated Aug. 1 • 18635 N. Eldridge Parkway, Ste. 401, Tomball • www.aestheticahoustonmedspa.com 12 Texas Autism Academy Previously located at 1009 Pruitt Road, The Woodlands, Texas Autism Academy relocated to its new facility in Magnolia. It is a private school for children on the

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9 Sport Clips Franchisee Cheston Syma said Sports Clips will offer haircuts and a family-friendly atmosphere with sports on TVs. Syma said Sport Clips’ MVP service includes a haircut, a hot steam towel, a scalp massage, and a neck and shoulder massage. • Opening Oct. 3 • 13381 FM 1488, Ste. 108, Magnolia • www.sportclips.com/us-tx-magnoliamarketplace-tx553

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Government

BY LIZZY SPANGLER

The city of Magnolia collected over $300,000—or 5.94%—less in total sales tax revenue this fiscal year than in FY 2021-22, according to data from the city. This decline comes despite new developments, such as H-E-B, opening on the east side of the city. “Just watching what’s happening and the new businesses coming in, I don’t think it’s going to be a continuing trend,” Magnolia Mayor Todd Kana said in an interview. City officials said one reason for the decline could be the sales tax split on the east side. • In Texas, 6.25 cents of every dollar spent go to the state with another 2 cents up for local entities to claim, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. • Magnolia collects 2 cents except on the Magnolia sees sales tax decline

Total Magnolia sales tax revenue

Looking forward

2021-22 2022-23

$5.09M

$4.79M

Despite the decline, Magnolia City Council projects sales tax revenue in its general fund increasing from $2.15 million in FY 2022-23 to $2.35 million in FY 2023-24, according to the budget adopted in late August. However, regarding economic development, Rachel Steele, Magnolia Economic Development Corp. executive director, said the MEDC’s planning indicates lower revenue will likely be a challenge through 2024. The 4A and 4B corporations receive one-half cent and one-quarter cent of the city’s sales tax, respectively. “As for the 4B Corporation, which does economic and community development projects, it has suspended several programs such as the facade grant and funding of recreation projects at Unity Park,” Steele said.

Magnolia Economic Development Corp.’s portion of sales tax revenue

2021-22

2022-23

$1.27M

4A Corp.

$1.2M

$636K $599K

4B Corp.

NOTE: MAGNOLIA’S 4A AND 4B CORPORATIONS USE SALES TAX TO FUND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. SOURCE: CITY OF MAGNOLIA/COMMUNITY IMPACT

east side. Magnolia and Montgomery County Emergency Services District 10 each collect 1 cent on the east side following a 2014 vote to increase the sales tax rate in then-unincorporated ESD 10.

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Breaking down the 14 state propositions on the Nov. 7 ballot

Texas voters will find 14 propositions to amend the state constitution on the Nov. 7 ballot. Community Impact spoke with Brandon Rottinghaus, a political science professor at the University of Houston, to break down each proposition. Constitutional amendment elections give Texans “a window into the policy process” and a “chance to participate” in state affairs, Rottinghaus said.

Proposition 10

Proposition 5

SJR 87 What it’s asking: Proposition 10 would prevent medical and biomedical manufacturers from paying taxes on their tangible personal property, which the majority of businesses are currently taxed on. Officials said this exemption would strengthen Texas’ medical industry.

HJR 3 What it’s asking: The state’s National Research University Fund would be replaced with the Texas University Fund. Four universities—Texas Tech University, the University of Houston, the University of North Texas and Texas State University—would qualify for the research endowment. Roughly $273 million would be set aside for 2024-25.

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Proposition 1

House Joint Resolution 126 What it’s asking: This proposition aims to increase landowners’ rights to regulate what happens on their property and limit state or federal interference.

Proposition 11

Proposition 6

SJR 32 What it’s asking: This proposition would create the El Paso County Conservation and Reclamation District. Various counties and regions in Texas have similar districts, which tax local residents to support the creation and development of water services and other facilities.

SJR 75 What it’s asking: Voters can decide whether to establish the Texas Water Fund, which would support new and existing water projects across the state. The Texas Water Development Board would oversee the new fund.

Proposition 2

Senate Joint Resolution 64 What it’s asking: City and county governments would be allowed to offer a property tax exemption to child care facilities. Rottinghaus said this would reduce property tax burdens on child care organizations, which many families rely on.

Proposition 7

Proposition 12

SJR 93 What it’s asking: This proposition would establish the Texas Energy Fund, which would finance the construction, maintenance and operation of electric facilities to ensure the state power grid remains reliable. The Public Utility Commission of Texas would oversee the new fund.

HJR 134 What it’s asking: This proposition would eliminate the Galveston County Treasurer’s Office. If approved, other county officials would take over the duties of the treasurer. All Texas voters can vote on the proposition, but it only takes effect if a majority of Galveston County voters authorize it.

Proposition 3

HJR 132 What it’s asking: This proposition asks voters to prevent a wealth tax, which is based on a person or entity’s assets, from being imposed in the future. Texas does not currently have any form of wealth taxes.

Proposition 8

Proposition 13

HJR 125 What it’s asking: Proposition 8 asks voters to authorize the creation of the Texas Broadband Infrastructure Fund, which would help expand high-speed internet access statewide. The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts would oversee the new fund.

HJR 107 What it’s asking: Voters can decide whether to raise the mandatory retirement period from 70-75 years old to 75-79 years old for justices and judges on appellate, district and criminal district courts.

Proposition 4

HJR 2, from the second special session What it’s asking: Voters can decide to authorize a $100,000 property tax exemption for Texans’ primary homes; establish a temporary 20% limit on annual value increases for nonhomestead properties worth $5 million or less; require members of appraisal boards in counties of over 75,000 people to serve staggered four-year terms; and prevent funds allocated for property tax relief from going against the state’s constitutional spending limit.

Proposition 9

Proposition 14

HJR 2, from the regular session What it’s asking: Voters can approve a cost-of- living adjustment for many former teachers. To combat inflation, teachers who retired before 2001 would get a 6% adjustment, those who retired between 2001-13 would get a 4% adjustment, and those who retired between 2013-20 would get a 2% adjustment.

SJR 74 What it’s asking: This proposition would create the Texas Centennial Parks Conservation Fund, which would support the creation and improvement of state parks. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department would oversee the new fund.

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• Timeline: November 2020-second quarter 2024 • Cost: $35.3 million • Funding source: TxDOT 3 FM 1488 raised median Project: Add a raised median from Mostyn Drive to I-45 Update: The project was 9% complete as of Sept. 1. • Timeline: summer 2023-fourth quarter 2025 • Cost: $10.22 million • Funding sources: TxDOT, state 4 Holderrieth Road reconstruction Project: From Hwy. 249 to Hufsmith-Kohrville Road Update: Crews are reconstructing Holderrieth Road from two lanes to a four-lane concrete boulevard. GRANT RD. N. ELDRIDGE PKWY.

• Timeline: March 2023-second quarter 2024 • Cost: $27.1 million • Funding source: Harris County Precinct 3

Ongoing projects

1 FM 1488 widening Project: Widening to four lanes with a left-turn lane from FM 1774 to west of FM 149 Update: The project was 30% complete as of Sept. 1. • Timeline: June 2022-first quarter 2025 • Cost: $48.28 million • Funding source: Texas Department of Transportation 2 FM 1488 widening west of Magnolia Project: Widening to four lanes with a left-turn lane from the Waller County line to FM 1774 Update: The project was 68% complete as of Sept. 1. 99 TOLL

Upcoming projects

5 Tamina Road enhancements Project: Improve mobility, safety and aesthetics on Tamina Road Update: Clearing of the median will begin this fall so left-turn lanes and bike lanes can be added. Walkways and upgraded landscaping will also be added. • Timeline: fall 2023-TBD • Cost: $300,000 (clearing), $7 million-$10 million (total) • Funding source: Westwood Magnolia Parkway Improvement District

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Real estate

Number of homes sold

August 2022

August 2023

Residential market data

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103 104

+21.1%

+0.97%

77354

77375

Homes in the Tomball and Magnolia area stayed on the market significantly longer in August year over year, staying on the market 300% longer on average in Magnolia ZIP code 77355. Data also shows home sales prices rose year over year except for in Pinehurst ZIP code 77362, which saw prices decline 23.73% year over year.

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2022

2023

2022

2023

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77355 77377

77362

77354

77375

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+2.92%

$433.1K

$365.4K

$398K

$355K

Homes sold in the Tomball and Magnolia area by price point

77355

77377

+11.59%

+7.71%

$385K

$452.8K

$345K

$420.4K

August 2023

77362

-23.73%

$286K

$375K

$1 million+

$750,000-$999,999

Average days on market

$500,000-$749,999

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$250,000-$499,999

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Real estate

Occupancy vs. vacancy

Occupancy rate

Vacancy rate

Commercial market data

9.6%

3.5%

4.2%

4.4%

19.1%

8.9%

Industrial vacancy continued to increase from the third quarter of 2022 as of September data, while retail and office vacancy remained steady.

Office

Retail

Industrial

Under construction in the Tomball & Magnolia area

Square feet

Buildings

Q3 2022

As of Sept. 14

Q3 2022

As of Sept. 14

91.1%

90.4%

96.5%

95.8%

95.6%

80.9%

127,767

83,214

Q3 2022

As of Sept. 14

Q3 2022

As of Sept. 14

319,203

171,131

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Q3 2020

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$22.26

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Office

Q3 2021

$20.23

$21.81

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Q3 2022

$21.37

$22.32

$10.73

As of Sept. 14

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$22.73

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$2.5B health care bond on November ballots In November, Harris County voters will decide whether to fund a $2.5 billion expansion of the Harris Health System over the next 10 years in a move that could expand health care access for more than 1 million uninsured residents. If approved by voters, the bond is estimated to raise monthly property taxes by less than $6 after 10 years for the owner of a home valued at $300,000, according to Harris County budget office projections. Additional investments are also expected to come from grants, philanthropy and operational cost savings. The details If approved, the bond funding would allow HHS to: • Replace and renovate Lyndon B. Johnson Hos- pital in northeast Houston with a new hospital adjacent to the existing hospital for a total

Magnolia ISD to begin elementary rezoning Magnolia ISD has begun evaluating elementary school attendance boundaries as Audubon Elementary, funded by the $228 million 2022 bond, is expected to open for the 2024-25 school year. According to a Sept. 6 news release, the last time the dis- trict changed elementary boundaries was in 2005 with the opening of Ellisor Elementary. The timeline According to the district’s rezoning web- site, MISD is evaluating elementary school boundaries to populate the $34.16 million Audubon Elementary and accommodate population changes. Parents will be able to review the pro- posed boundaries and give feedback Oct. 18, and proposed boundaries are expected to come before the board Dec. 11.

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Livable A Complete Phase 1 of alley project • Make alleys more walkable, add a public restroom to downtown • Cost: $1.88 million • Timeline: September 2023-2024 B Construct Louie’s Together Playground at Juergens Park • Cost: $850,000 • Timeline: late spring 2024-TBD C Improve Matheson Park • Add pickleball courts, splash pad, updated playground, loop trail • Cost: $2.4 million • Timeline: January 2023-early 2024 Create parks, trails, recreation master plan • Cost: $149,600 • Timeline: draft to be shared this fall Connected D Work with the Texas Department of Transportation on FM 2920 • Minimize medians, update sidewalks and crosswalks, replace trees • Cost: $28.61 million • Timeline: construction to start in 2027 Create thoroughfare plans • Cost: $450,000 • Timeline: Briefing with council Oct. 9 Plan for additional water wells

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The city’s strategic plan serves as Tomball’s guiding document for all of City Council’s major priorities and projects, such as updating several master plans and standardizing city street signs, Assistant City Manager Jessica Rogers said. “This is a way for us to build the map of how we’re going to accomplish all of those things,” Rogers said. “I think it’s always great for the departments to have from an operational perspective because they know what’s important, but it’s also a good reminder to the council of what we’re working towards.” In regard to capital improvements, Tomball has, for the most part, relied on cash funding, City Manager David Esquivel said. “The difference now is we’re looking at all of the different capital projects and looking at it more as a rolling program so we can implement those instead of choosing one or two at a time because the needs become much greater, especially since we’re a growing community,” Esquivel said. Esquivel also said by doing a capital improvement plan, or CIP, instead of calling for a bond election, increases to the city’s tax rate will be minimized because the debt issuances to fund projects will be spread out over several fiscal years. Planned for fiscal year 2023-24 is $53 million in capital projects, such as: • Creating an inclusive playground at Juergens Park • Funding the Grand Parkway elevated storage tank as part of water infrastructure improvements • Adding pickleball courts and a splash pad to Matheson Park

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Effective • Update and maintain city’s website • Complete the 2023 utility rate study

Safe • Grow police department’s community relations division • Participate in annual census of homeless population

Fun • Enhance Wayne Stovall Park • Develop new festival, event or program ideas

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The city is moving forward with a multiyear CIP because of the tax and utility rate implications, Esquivel said. Tomball’s property tax rate for FY 2022-23 is $0.287248 per $100 valuation, according to the city’s website. For FY 2023-24, council proposed a property tax rate of $0.29332 per $100 valuation Sept. 18. Esquivel said by doing a capital improvement plan, the debt issuances are broken down over a period of time, subsequently spreading out the impact to the tax rate. In FY 2023-24, the city is proposing $28 million in certificates of obligation—a way to borrow money— to help pay for part of the $53 million in outlined capital projects, according to an Aug. 21 presentation to council.

“We are very conscious about [the tax rate]. We’re trying to manage that where it’s we’re all in this together,

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Halloween Paint and Sip The Bluebonnet Tasting Room is hosting a Halloween- themed paint and sip party. Registration is required, and spots are limited. • Oct. 26, 6-9 p.m. • $35 • The Bluebonnet Tasting Room, 401 Commerce St., Tomball • www.bluebonnettomball.com All Hallows Eve Celebration The Tomball Museum Center will present a 19th century Halloween celebration with trick-or-treating, crafts, scary stories and games. Costumes are welcome, and children should be accompanied by an adult. • Oct. 28, 4-7 p.m. • Free • Tomball Museum Center, 510 N. Pine St., Tomball • www.tomballmuseumcenter.com Paradigm Brewery Halloween Market Paradigm Brewery is hosting a Halloween-themed market with trick-or-treating, vendors and a DJ. Children can wear their Halloween costumes. • Oct. 29, 11 a.m. • Free (admission) • Paradigm Brewery, 2130 S. Persimmon Lane, Tomball • www.paradigmbrewingcompany.com

and Briana Adams. This kid-friendly event will also have vendors, food trucks, a cornhole tournament and a barbecue cookoff. • Oct. 20, 5:30 p.m.; Oct. 21, 1:30 p.m. • $10-$1,500 • Show Sports Farm, 32931 Wright Road, Magnolia • www.concertinthecountry.org Tomball Art League fall show The Tomball Art League presents its fall show and sale of student and adult artwork. This event is open to the public, and artwork can be submitted through Oct. 15. • Oct. 20, 1-6 p.m.; Oct. 21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Free (admission) • LSC-Tomball Community Library, 30555 Hwy. 249, Tomball • www.thetomballartleague.com St. Anne Catholic Community Fall Bazaar St. Anne Catholic Community is hosting its largest annual community fundraising event. This event will have food, drinks, games, crafts, a silent auction and a raffle. • Oct. 22, 11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. • Free (admission), $10 (raffle tickets) • St. Anne Catholic Community, 1111 S. Cherry St., Tomball • www.saintanne.org

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Spooktacular Tomball is hosting its annual costume party with games, bounce houses, performances, face painters, food and vendors followed by a spooky movie. • Oct. 7, 4-9 p.m. • Free (admission) • Tomball Depot Plaza, 301 S. Elm St., Tomball • www.tomballtx.gov Tomball Rotary Club’s The Big Show The Rotary Club of Tomball is hosting The Big Show, a concert with Aaron Watson, Cody Hibbard and Shay Domann. This event will also have a car raffle, and proceeds will fund scholarships and local charitable organizations. • Oct. 14, 4-9 p.m. • $30-$100 • Tomball Historic Depot Plaza, 201 S. Elm St., Tomball • www.tomballrotaryclub.com Concert In The Country Boots For Troops is hosting its eighth annual concert fundraiser. Performing artists include Bri Bagwell, Southern Deposition, Chad Cooke Band, Scotty Alexander, Darryl Worley, Casey Chesnutt, David Joseph

Halloween Spooktacular Concert The Lone Star College-Tomball Music Department, Houston Chamber Ringers and the North Houston Children’s Choir are hosting a Halloween family- friendly concert. Tickets are available for purchase online. • Oct. 17, 7 p.m. • $5 (students), $10 (general admission) • LSC-Tomball, Hwy. 249, Tomball • www.lonestar.edu/tomball

Mosaics of Mercy 5K Mosaics of Mercy, a Magnolia-based nonprofit, is holding its Family Fun Run & Festival. This event includes a 5K trail run, a family 1K costume fun run, vendors, family crafts and a bounce house.

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Woodsy Homelife celebrates 1 year oering home goods, candles Irene Bisson said she started Woodsy Home- life as a hobby that has grown into a storefront celebrating its rst anniversary in Tomball. The setup Bisson said Woodsy Homelife began in the kitchen of her Toronto home in 2019 when her family was struggling nancially. Rather than buy- ing Christmas presents for her family that year, she said she decided to make wooden wick candles. “I love people, and I really believe that we’ve all been named with purpose and there’s plans for our lives,” she said. This is where her candle’s message stems from: A “You were made to shine” decal is placed on the back of each candle along with a biblical reference to Matthew 5:16. Bisson said she and her husband, Brad, followed a strong calling to move to Tomball. “We feel like we’re where God wants us. We don’t totally understand why, but we feel at peace with it,” Bisson said. The details Bisson said as a mother who spends a lot of time at home, her business centers around creating a pleasant home life. Woodsy Homelife oers wooden wick and brass bowl candles, perfume, home goods and jewelry as well as workshops and private classes. She said her popular candles are poured by hand with 100% sustainable American soy wax and a signature fragrance that is phthalate, vegan and cruelty free.

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Margaritas and Fajitas Mexican Kitchen serves Tomball community After 17 years working in the restaurant indus- try, Ever Mendoza became his own boss and opened Margaritas and Fajitas Mexican Kitchen, a Tex-Mex restaurant, o Hwy. 249 in Tomball on Jan. 22. “I would like to thank the Tomball community for trusting and supporting my restaurant where

also make his customers feel at home. In the near future, he said he hopes to expand his existing location to a larger location with a larger clientele. What’s on the menu? Margaritas and Fajitas serves a combination of Tex-Mex and authentic Mexican food with ingre- dients made from scratch. A restaurant specialty is El Ranchero, a plate served with an enchilada, a tamale, a crispy taco, guacamole, and rice and beans with a cheese pu on the side. The restaurant also has a full bar to serve a vari- ety of beer and wine options as well as its famous Margaritas De Casa.

we strive to provide the highest quality of food and customer service,” Mendoza said. How it happened Mendoza, who said he is originally from Vera- cruz, Mexico, started working in the restaurant industry as a busser, a cook and a waiter. When the opportunity to open his own business arose, Mendoza decided to use his experience to open a restaurant in Tomball because he wanted to be with the community he grew up in, he said. Mendoza said the fast and ecient service found at Margaritas and Fajitas makes his restau- rant unique. He said his goal as a restaurant owner is to not only provide exceptional service, but to

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