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As seen in: Community Impact Newspaper, Chron, Katy Rancher, KTRK-TV (Houston, TX), NewsBreak, Laredo Morning Times, Drilling Contractor, El Campo Leader-News, Wharton Journal Spectator
🖋 Education reporter for Community Impact @impactnews North Houston education, Jersey Village city 🗞 Previous: @ecleadernews @houstonchron
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Qargo Coffee to open cafe in early 2027 in Valley Ranch Town Center

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By Emily Lincke Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
An estimated opening date has been announced for the Qargo Coffee location that will be opening in Valley Ranch Town Center. The Italian-style cafe is expected to open by the first quarter of 2027, a spokesperson for Valley Ranch's developer, The Signorelli Co., confirmed via email June 25. Qargo Coffee sells drinks, pastries, breakfast and lunch, according to the company’s website.
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Northeast Hospital Foundation marks almost 40 years of accessible health services

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By Emily Lincke Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Making health programming accessible for residents in the northeast portion of the Greater Houston area has been an ongoing goal for the Northeast Hospital Foundation for almost 40 years, said Brooke Baugh, director of development and programs for the Northeast Hospital Authority & Foundation. Through offerings such as free breast cancer screenings and wellness lunches for seniors, the foundation continues to honor that mission, she said.
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Maui’s Meals marks 1 year of homemade dog food, treats in New Caney

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By Emily Lincke Verified
| Community Impact Newspaper Verified
Maui’s Meals—a home-based dog food business—recently marked one year since launching in New Caney, owner Rebecca Balaskovits confirmed via email June 23. The business originally began operating in April 2025. Balaskovits said she operates at local vendor markets—such as Montgomery County Market Days, which is held at Bull Sallas Park—and also sells products online and via the Cowboy Feed Store in New Caney.
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