New Braunfels is experiencing a vibrant period of business activity, with several new establishments opening their doors and others celebrating significant milestones. This surge in local businesses is a testament to the city’s dynamic economy and community spirit.
New Openings
Quality Urgent Care has opened at 692 S. Walnut Ave., offering walk-in services, preventative care, telemedicine, and X-rays since April 15. Meanwhile, a new primary care and weight loss clinic, owned by Carol Ann Linebarger, began operations on May 1 at 1067 FM 306, Ste. 106.
With Heart and Hands Chiropractic, led by Jasmine Sauceda, specializes in women’s health and offers both in-office and at-home care. This family-focused clinic opened on February 2 at 2305 Gruene Lake Drive, Ste. D. Similarly, Moon Water Midwifery, owned by Ember Miller-Adair, provides comprehensive care for new mothers and their babies, including postpartum and doula services.
Riverview Calvary Church has expanded its presence with a new 19,000-square-foot chapel at 6804 FM 306, enhancing its ability to serve the faithful community with services on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Upcoming Ventures
Ancient Moon Apothecary, also owned by Ember Miller-Adair, is set to open in August at 2305 Gruene Lake Village, Ste. D, offering herbal products and a relaxing tea space. The Austin-based Tex-Mex restaurant El Arroyo will soon join the local dining scene at 1405 Gruene Road.
Wine Folks, a neighborhood wine bar, will open in June at 967 N. Academy Ave., providing a selection of wines, Texas craft beers, and artisan snacks. Additionally, Hunter Road Country Club, a family-friendly restaurant and bar, will welcome guests at 1176 FM 306.
Relocations and Anniversaries
Mint Physical Therapy has relocated within The Oaks shopping center, continuing to offer specialized therapy services. The Chapter & Co., a bookstore and coffee shop, has moved to 215 W. San Antonio St., enhancing its offerings of specialty coffees and literary selections.
Several businesses are celebrating anniversaries, marking their contributions to the community. Johnson Furniture Co. celebrates 60 years of service, while Embrace Hospice marks its five-year anniversary, providing essential care to veterans and others in need.
These developments highlight New Braunfels’ thriving business environment and commitment to community well-being, reflecting the values of family, faith, and individual liberty that are central to the city’s identity.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Austin — read the source article.
