1. Wanderlust Wine Co. opened its second location in July at 702 Shady Lane, Austin, the former location of Infinite Monkey Theorem Urban Winery. The wine bar serves selections from around the world, both in its new location and downtown at 610 N. I-35, Austin. Currently in its soft launch phase, its grand opening is planned for September, when the bar’s 80-tap self-pour wall will be completed. 956-212-7848. www.wanderlustwine.com

2. Austin Regional Clinic opened a new location in East Austin on July 6 to serve what it refers to as one of the fastest-growing parts of the city. The clinic, at 2785 E. Seventh St., Austin, has 21 exam rooms and on-site lab and radiology services. ARC now has 32 locations throughout 13 cities, including 14 in Austin. 737-910-6700. www.austinregionalclinic.com/clinics/arc-east-7th

3. Itzcali Montessori & Spanish Immersion Preschool opened Aug. 3 at 1806 Springdale Road, Austin. The school aims to provide a “stimulating environment” to foster attitudes, ideas and skills that are foundational to learning. 512-947-2671. www.facebook.com/Itzcali2021

4. Affordable housing complex The Abali is set to open in September at 4603-4611 N. I-35, Austin. Of the complex’s 56 units, 51 are reserved for families making 30%-60% of the city’s median family income. O-SDA Industries developed the complex, which includes a new community mural by local artists. www.affordablehousingtexas.com

5. The Emma, a five-story, 146-unit apartment complex at 3219 Manor Road, is set to open in July 2022. Austin-based Cumby Group will build the project along with two neighboring developments that will total 800 apartment units once complete. www.cumbygroup.com

6. The LifeFamily church community will open its fifth location, LifeAustin Mueller, at 1504 E. 51st St., Austin, on Sept. 12. Randy and Denise Phillips will serve as the lead pastors. The building, formerly occupied by Promiseland Church, was handed over in 2018 and has since undergone renovations to become LifeAustin. Promiseland Church will operate independent of LifeAustin Mueller, but is renting LifeAustin Mueller’s chapel. www.life.family

7. Mueller-area restaurant L’Oca D’Oro celebrated its five-year anniversary June 15. Co-owned by Fiore Tedesco and Adam Orman, the Italian-inspired eatery uses sustainable, locally grown ingredients. L’Oca D’Oro is open for outdoor dining only Thursday through Sunday at 1900 Simond Ave., Austin. 737-212–1876. www.locadoroaustin.com

8. East Austin-based Elevation Energy Group announced Aug. 16 it had changed its name to CarbonBetter after adding a decarbonization consulting practice to its services. The energy logistics firm has in the past specialized in oil and gas trading, and now also works to help companies minimize environmental affects at 2305 E. Cesar Chavez St., Austin. 512-213-0443. www.carbonbetter.com