Check out these 13 business updates in Kyle, Buda and Hays County areas.
Now Open
Onion Creek TrailThe $1 million+ paved path extends from Old Black Colony Road to John D. and Byrd Mims Garison Memorial Park, with a pedestrian bridge across Onion Creek.
- Opened May 30
- Old Black Colony Road to John D. and Byrd Mims Garison Memorial Park, 901 Garison Road, Buda
- www.budatx.gov
St. David’s CareNow Urgent CareThe urgent care clinic opened in the former FastMed Urgent Care, and offers services for minor conditions such as colds, flus, minor sprains, seasonal allergies and more.
Kyle Mobile LibraryThe mobile library brings books to high-impact locations such as apartment complexes, schools, senior centers and local events.
Primrose School of KyleLocally owned by Lisa Henger, the private day care and preschool serves children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old, and offers before- and after-school care for children ages 5 to 12 years old.
Burchfield Educational TheatreFounded by Buda residents Angela and Tim Burchfield, the family-run theater company teaches aspects of production from acting to backstage work.
Newsboy Marketing and PublishingThe woman-owned remote agency offers marketing, design and hybrid publishing services to clients in Buda, Kyle and San Marcos.
What’s nextTarget
The 99,347-square-foot store will undergo a $2.26 million renovation. Construction is scheduled from April 28 to Aug. 1, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, or TDLR
Kyle NailsConstruction on the nail salon began on March 31 and is expected to be completed by July 31, according to a TDLR filing.
- 340 Ranch to Market Road 150, Kyle
Perspire Sauna StudioA $400,000, 1,800-square-foot location is set to open at the Shops at Brick & Mortar in Kye. Construction should start in September and finish by mid-December, according to a TDLR filing.
ParamountD.R. Horton will soon open the residential community Paramount, offering seven modern farmhouse-style floor plans with smart home features, according to a TDLR filing.
In the newsMudbugsThe Cajun food restaurant opened an outdoor bar on May 29 with a live DJ, drink specials and the final crawfish boil of the season.
Worth the TripWinehouse
Owned by Kristine Clark and former proprietors of Epicure, Jerry Gray and Julio Llop, the wine shop and tasting room offers a selection of wines, craft beers, mocktails, bar bites from their food truck and more.
Dripping Springs Sports ClubFounded by Drew Rose, the 200,000-square-foot sports club will open in the Sunset Canyon and Headwaters neighborhoods. The hub will feature a variety of amenities, including workout equipment, sports courts, a cafe and more.
