Harvest Market 'grocerant' opens in Montgomery; business updates from The Woodlands and more Houston-area news

Conroe diner Honor Cafe seeks to recognize, remember veterans with photos, flags

Model airplanes, American flags and war memorabilia fill the walls of Honor Café, a diner on North Thompson Street. One wall is divided into the different U.S. military branches with photos of veterans beneath the corresponding flag.

Happy Goat Retreat, a luxury outdoor resort, eyes summer opening in Willis

Construction is nearing completion for luxury outdoor resort Happy Goat Retreat, according to Executive Operations Director Kassandra Owens. The retreat is slated to be open to the public at 13651 Shepard Hill Road, Willis, this summer.

The Woodlands

New cosmetic services, MMA gym: 5 recent business updates in The Woodlands and northern Spring

Gracie Barra The Woodlands completed its relocation from Rayford Road to a new 7,000-square-foot facility on Richards Road in early January. Now located at 25501 Richards Road, Ste. 101, Spring, the mixed martial arts school offers instruction in Brazilian jiujitsu, Muay Thai, kickboxing, judo and wrestling under owners Janice and Alex Morono.

Tomball-Magnolia

Top Sushi Tomball celebrates first anniversary amid coronavirus pandemic

According to Janice and Andrew Vu—Tomball residents and the owners of Top Sushi Tomball—surviving the coronavirus pandemic as a new business would not have been possible without quick adaptability, good sushi rolls and a lot of community support.

Katy

Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa coming to Fulshear

Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, a 475-plus-unit massage and facial spa franchise, will open March 5 at 6230 FM 1463, Ste. 650, Fulshear. This will be the spa's first location in Fulshear.

Sugar Land-Missouri City

Bounce Bounce Trampoline Park delays Missouri City opening until summer

Bounce Bounce Trampoline Park has delayed opening its Missouri City location from last summer to this summer due, in part, to the coronavirus pandemic.

Spring-Klein

Theiss Farms Market owner on winter storm: 'I knew everything was going to die, and it did'

While the livelihoods of farmers have long hinged upon nature and luck, nothing could have prepared local farmers for last week's winter storm, Theiss Farms Market co-owner Dwayne Theiss said.

Heights-River Oaks-Montrose

Iconic River Oaks Theatre at risk of closing

The lease between Landmark Theatres, which owns River Oaks Theatre, and Weingarten Realty is coming to an end, and negotiations to continue the partnership have stalled, ABC13 reported.

Antone’s Po’ Boys to bring new Dr. Hotez sandwich to Houston

Antone’s Famous Po’ Boys is bringing a new “H-Town Originals” sandwich to its three Houston locations in collaboration with Dr. Peter Hotez.

Rothko Chapel marks 50 years with events series

The renovated Rothko Chapel will host a series of virtual events this weekend as the interfaith contemplative space marks its semicentennial.

Heights restaurant Down House has closed

Chris Cusack’s Heights restaurant, coffee shop and bar Down House, 1801 Yale St., Houston, closed Feb. 21 after almost 10 years in business.

Bay Area

Galveston tourism app guides visitors through city’s historically Black institutions, monuments

Those interested in learning more about Black history in Galveston can take self-guided tours via a new app and discover the stories behind various institutions and monuments.

Colleen Ferguson, Adriana Rezal, Eva Vigh, Morgan Theophil, Hannah Zedaker, Matt Dulin, Ben Thompson, Hunter Marrow, ABC 13 and Claire Shoop contributed to this report.