Impact roundup: Check out 4 business, nonprofit updates in New Caney, Porter

Several businesses have either recently opened or have other updates to share in the New Caney and Porter area. This list is not comprehensive, and details are subject to change.

Now open

Arbor Rose at Porter—a 276-unit, 13-building apartment complex—is now leasing in Porter. The first units were made available in mid-September, and the rest are estimated to be available by early to mid-November.

• Estimated to be completed by early to mid-November
• 22344 Montgomery Pines Road, Porter
• www.arborroseatporter.com

In the news

Shouting Grounds Coffee Co. began offering online mobile ordering service on Oct. 21. The coffee shop offers a menu of espresso-based beverages, hot and iced tea, refreshers, frappes and smoothies as well as scratch-made pastries with gluten-free options available.

• 22735 Antique Lane, New Caney
• www.shoutinggrounds.com

On Dec. 10, Noah’s Give-A-Gift, a local nonprofit that helps schools, will mark one year since its launch. Lindsay Carthen and her husband, Nicholas, founded the organization in honor of their son, Noah Martin Carthen, who died Dec. 10, 2018, at 20 months old. Noah’s Give-A-Gift leaders select a school with high rates of students coming from low-income families and donate resources to help.

• www.noahsgiveagift.org

On Nov. 1, the Uncle Tony’s brand turned 15 years old as owner Tony Marron marked the anniversary since opening his first restaurant in Porter. Uncle Tony’s is known for its “Rattlesnake Burger," which is a patty of Angus beef mixed with pork sausage, jalapenos and onions, sandwiched between a cheddar sourdough bun and topped with Muenster cheese and veggies.

• Uncle Tony’s Cafe, 21898A FM 1314, Porter; Uncle Tony’s Burgers, 314 Sawdust Road, Ste. 108, Spring; Uncle Tony’s food truck, 5447 FM 1488, Magnolia
• www.uncletonys.biz

Hannah Brol contributed to this report.