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Schertz Station, located off I-35 North and Cibolo Valley Drive, opened its first restaurant in October. Panera Bread, The Home Depot and more will look to shake up the city’s retail scene. (Courtesy Merit CRE)

Shaping Schertz: New retail hub adding national favorites along I-35

By Thomas Leffler

Residents of Schertz and travelers on I-35 will soon have access to additional dining and retail opportunities.

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