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Kellie Tolarski opened Cypress Mobile Massage in September after a 20-year career in accounting. The mobile business serves the Cy-Fair, Katy and Spring areas with deep tissue, sports and relaxation massages in clients’ own homes. Tolarski said she also offers cupping, blading and hot stone therapies free of charge based on client needs. 571-201-5137. www.cypressmobilemassage.com
By Danica Lloyd
Danica joined Community Impact Newspaper as a Cy-Fair reporter in May 2016 after graduating with a journalism degree from Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. She became editor of the Cy-Fair edition in March 2020 and continues to cover education, local government, business, demographic trends, real estate development and nonprofits.
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