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popular coffee chain sells a variety of cold and hot coffee drinks, smoothies and other frozen drinks, teas, sodas, some baked goods and more. According to the city of League City, the location is not planned to include dine-in seating. www.dutchbros.com 7 Salad And Go is nearing its opening in late summer or early fall at 2590 E. League City Parkway, League City, near the H-E-B. The drive-thru restaurant offers a healthy alternative to other fast-food establishments, selling made- to-order salads, wraps, soups, breakfast burritos and various drinks. Breakfast will be served on weekdays until 10:30 a.m. and on weekends until 11 a.m. www.saladandgo.com 8 Houston’s Sauna & Spa will open in the coming months at 903 Bay Area Blvd., Ste. C, Houston. The owner did not provide an exact opening date. The business will allow customers to enjoy infrared spas, compression therapy, body contouring, facials and other services. 832-915-9297. www.houstonsaunaspa.com 9 Construction on the Kelsey-Seybold Clear Lake Cancer Center at 18833 Gulf Freeway, Webster, is slated to begin in mid-September, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The construction of the 36,309-square- foot facility is expected to be complet- ed by October 2023, and the cost is estimated at $17 million. Kelsey-Seybold is a health care company based in the Houston metro area with 34 locations. www.kelsey-seybold.com 10 Swimming pool retailer Pinch A Pen- ny will open a Clear Lake location by early 2023 at the University Plaza Shopping Center. Located at 2429 Bay Area Blvd., Houston, the 3,000-square-foot business will sell pool and spa chemicals, equip- ment and supplies along with recreation items, such as grills and furniture. Pinch A Penny has nearly 270 locations in the Southeastern United States, including Texas. www.pinchapenny.com RENOVATIONS 11 League City announced Sept. 1 that Helen Hall Library , 100 W. Walker St., League City, has a new look. After a
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NOW OPEN 1 The city of League City on Sept. 3 held a ribbon cutting and open house for its new League City Community Center at 400 S. Kansas Ave., League City. The city converted the old, 30,000-square- foot League City School Building, built in 1938, into a facility that can host community events, including camps. The open house event included tours; mem- ory sharing, including yearbooks from the 1930s and ‘40s; displayed photos and artifacts from the city’s first schools; dancing; and classic cars. 281-554-1000. www.leaguecitytx.gov 2 Main Street Event Center opened in September and is attached to the Living Well Clinical Nutrition Center at 322 E. Main St., League City. The center can seat about 75 people for events such
as parties, bridal and wedding showers, and business meetings. The center will host retreat events for women, church groups and others to recharge and learn about eating healthy. 281-554-8600. www.justlivewell.com 3 Barcenas Mexican Kitchen had a grand opening in August for its new location at 2508 S. Gulf Freeway, Ste. 102, League City. The restaurant also has locations in Friendswood and La Marque. Operating since 1998, Barcenas serves Mexican staples, such as fajitas, enchiladas and tacos. 281-967-7142. www.barcenasmexicanrestaurant.com COMING SOON 4 Nothing Bundt Cakes is expect- ed to open in the fall at 2515 S. Gulf Freeway, Ste. 200, League City. The
bakery offers a variety of bundt cakes, allowing customers to choose from up to ten flavors and over 60 cake designs throughout the year based on seasons. Cake sizes range from 4-10 inches. www.nothingbundtcakes.com 5 Axiom Space leased the closed Fry’s Electronics building at 21300 Gulf Freeway in Webster, planning to use the space to house its engineering opera- tions. The space should support up to 400 employees, according to a presenta- tion from Scott Livingston, the director of economic development for League City. Axiom aims to construct the world’s first commercial space station at the Houston Spaceport. www.axiomspace.com 6 Dutch Bros. Coffee is under construction at 1911 W. League City Parkway, League City, estimated to be completed by the end of 2022. The
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