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Health & WellnessHolistic help, this week: From primary and integrative care to IV hydration, NAD+ therapy, IM injections, red light and infrared sauna, 3:6 Wellness Clinic takes a whole-health approach built around you.
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Holistic help, this week: From primary and integrative care to IV hydration, NAD+ therapy, IM injections, red light and infrared sauna, 3:6 Wellness Clinic takes a whole-health approach built around you.
Award-winning pints nearby: Project Halo Brewing is a boutique, award-winning craft brewery #CraftedWithLove right here in Fulshear, pouring artisan lagers and ales that rotate often.
Wing night, sorted: Since 1987, Wings 'n Things has been the Sugar Land go-to for Buffalo-style wings done right, plus cheesesteaks and sandwiches when someone in the group pretends they’re not here just for wings.
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The five stories Fort Bend County readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Artur Kryvytskyi, a 28-year-old man, has been arrested in connection with the theft of a FedEx package containing $17,400 worth of gold and silver coins.
Full story at coveringkaty.com ↗
A property in Fort Bend County, Texas, has been subject to enforcement action by the county due to its unsanitary conditions, wild vegetation, and unsafe structure.
Full story at click2houston.com ↗
Houston's Pappasitos Cantina, a pioneering Houston Tex-Mex restaurant, is set to close its original location after four decades.
Full story at abc13.com ↗
A local school worker in Fort Bend County, Texas, lost $50K in an elaborate jury duty scam that left her savings account wiped out.
Full story at fox26houston.com ↗
Latoya Fontenot, a Fort Bend County woman, has received a resolution from the Fort Bend county Toll Road Authority (FBCTA) after a two-year battle over a technological mishap.
Full story at abc13.com ↗
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