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Tony Marron, the owner of Uncle Tony’s Cafe, opened his new restaurant on FM 1314 in Porter in June. Marron’s eatery is one of numerous businesses that have opened along the corridor within the last year. (Raphael Fernandez/Community Impact)
New Caney | Porter

Developers, retailers flock to FM 1314 corridor in Porter

By Emily Lincke

Within the last year, at least 14 new businesses have opened along FM 1314 between the Grand Parkway and Hwy. 59. At least six more are expected to open by next fall.

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