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Base Power brings backup power option to Houston area

By Jovanna Aguilar

Base Power officials announced in a Feb. 19 news release the expansion of its battery-powered electricity plan to Houston after its successful launch in Austin and Dallas. 

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The dog grooming membership club's initial Bath S'paw membership will be $45 a month and includes bathing, blowouts and brushing. (Courtesy BarkSuds)
BarkSuds to open in Magnolia 
Joann Fabrics and Crafts will begin closing four of its nine Houston-area stores in mid-February, according to a statement from Joann's representatives. (Courtesy Joann Fabrics and Crafts)
Joann to close 4 fabric, craft stores ...
various juices
Nekter Juice Bar announces grand opening date ...
The business will offer family music classes and events for children from birth to 5 years old and their caregivers. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Loblolly Music coming soon to Magnolia
The shop offers a variety of floral arrangements, a gift shop with items for all ages and a coffee bar. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Laya's Flower Shop now open in Tomball
Three more businesses have leased retail space in The Grand at 249. (Rendering courtesy NewQuest Properties)
Three businesses lease space in The Grand at 249
owner Emily
Terrarium, local Tomball plant shop, reopens under new ownership
The store specializes in running shoes, apparel and accessories. (Courtesy Bluebonnet Walking & Running)
Bluebonnet Walking & Running now open in Magnolia
Larry Callies lineage is chronicled throughout the museum: in photographs that date back to 1860, his own saddles and lassos, posters of Black cowboys, and belt buckle trophies from rodeo competitions. (Asia Armour/Community Impact)
12 Houston-area Black-owned business to support during Black History Month
Owners Jason and Dee Jones bought Slinging Axes on Dec. 21 from the original owner Dennis McCorvy. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)
Slinging Axes along Boudreaux Road under new ownership
people in martial arts uniforms
Team Kim's World Taekwondo now open in Magnolia
All products are plant-based. (Courtesy Magnolia Soap & Bath)
Magnolia Soap & Bath coming soon to FM 1488
In January, longtime Houston economist Patrick Jankowski retired from a 41-year-long stint at the Greater Houston Partnership. (Courtesy Greater Houston Partnership)
Q&A: Houston economist Patrick Jankowski discusses retirement, region's resiliency