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H-E-B purchased 20 acres in Manor, Texas, hinting at a new store within the developing Manor Crossing retail hub, though the company has not confirmed plans.
The article discusses the high cost of child care in Travis County, Texas, and local efforts to address this issue, including tax breaks and zoning law adjustments.
Austin invites public input on a draft food plan developed to bolster local agriculture and ensure equitable access to food, with goals like farmland preservation and waste reduction.
The inaugural Kitten-Fest in Williamson County, Texas aimed to support new kittens and educate on animal welfare, with a successful turnout and community support including local vendors.
The food service industry has become the largest private employer in Texas, with the state adding 2,000 restaurants and industry sales rising despite inflation.
Kroger is closing its delivery hubs in Austin, San Antonio, and South Florida on May 25, impacting 52 workers due to facilities not meeting success benchmarks.
Austin City Council passes a resolution to simplify food truck inspection procedures, potentially removing the need for trucks to be driven to inspection facilities.
San Marcos, Texas, has added five electric vehicles, including three Ford F-150 Lightnings and two Toyota bZ4Xs, to its city fleet, aiming to increase sustainability and long-term cost savings.
Governor Abbott announced Eastman Chemical's $1.2 billion investment in a new Texas facility, expected to create 200 jobs and highlighting the state's favorable business environment.
South Korean firm Hanwha is set to build a $100 million auto-parts factory in Williamson County, Texas, creating at least 180 jobs with a 70% tax abatement incentive.
McDonald's opened its first CosMc's location in Texas, offering classic menu items with a futuristic twist and a focus on beverages, including boba and energizing slushes.
Texas leads U.S. job growth, adding 49,800 non-farm jobs in February, with Governor Abbott crediting the state's economic policies for the success and ongoing job growth.
Texans face high credit card and auto loan default rates, with an average household debt over $9,200, influenced by inflation and higher interest rates.