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From a ramen and sake bar opening soon downtown to a local coffee shop relocating, learn more about business updates in the community.
This list is not comprehensive.
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1. Lowe’s
The home improvement store sells appliances, tools, furniture and more.
The facility offers child care for young children, as well as before- and after-school care and camps.
3. Poco Loco Supermercado
The Hispanic grocery store sells meats, produce, baked goods and beverages.
Officials with the brewery confirmed they opened a coffee shop inside the Georgetown location.
The business offers smoothies, acai bowls and juices.
Owned by Samantha Hyde, the business sells balloons and backdrops, and offers party rentals.
7. Haji Moto Ramen & Sake Bar
Owned by Jerry Thompson and Yusuke Iwai, the local spot will serve up authentic ramen with housemade noodles, chicken karaage and gyoza.
The business will offer hitting lessons out of an 8,000-square-foot indoor clubhouse.
Owner Beth Dauzat said the center will offer gymnastics and tumbling classes, a warrior program, a competitive developmental program, camps, and more.
With 140 full hookup sites, the gated RV park will offer a number of amenities for long-term residents.
The company provides residential, commercial and parking storage.
The facility will have 890 climate-controlled units.
13. Tomlinson’s Feed
The natural pet food and supplies store will finish building out a location at Parmer Ranch Marketplace in November 2026, according to a project registration with the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation.
Construction on the furniture and decor store is set to wrap up by December, according to TDLR.
15. TrueCore Fitness Georgetown
Manager Hilary Nunn said the fitness studio moved from 209 E. Eighth St.
The coffee and baked goods seller, which currently operates a truck outside House of Gainz, is expected to move inside the gym.
17. Huntington Learning Center of Georgetown
The tutoring and test preparation facility marked its five-year anniversary on July 13.
The storage company purchased Storage Plus and Park Lane Storage. Officials plan to reopen both locations under the new name in July.
Formerly Brittain Plumbing, the remodeling, plumbing and repair services company rebranded in March.
All of the brand’s locations are closing after the company filed for bankruptcy June 7.
