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H-E-B, South Congress
H-E-B to open South Congress storefront in late 2024
After roughly two years of construction, H-E-B announced its 145,000-square-foot building on South Congress Avenue and East Oltorf Street will open to shoppers starting Dec. 4. According to a release from H-E-B,
H-E-B announces opening date for revamped South Congress store
H-E-B will open its location at 2400 S. Congress Ave. on Dec. 4 at 6 a.m., company officials confirmed Monday. The company first shared plans back in December 2021 to demolish its original Congress store, which first opened in 1957. H-E-B has been operating out of a temporary space at the Twin Oaks Shopping Center, located at 2301 S. Congress Ave.
H-E-B announces new South Congress store will open in December
H-E-B will open its new store at 2400 S. Congress Avenue on Dec. 4. The grocer started building the new store in 2022. H-E-B is operating a temporary store at 2301 S. Congress Avenue during construction. AUSTIN, Texas - A new grocery store, three years in the making, is almost ready to open its doors on South Congress Avenue.
John Thune, Senate and South Dakota
South Dakota Republican John Thune elected Senate majority leader
The 63-year-old won 25 votes for Senate majority leader, while Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, got 15 and Florida Sen. Rick Scott received 13 in a secret ballot, NewsNation partner The Hill reports. This meant Scott, a Trump ally, was eliminated after the first round of votes were cast.
John Thune elected new Republican Senate leader
Senate Republicans have elected their colleague from South Dakota, John Thune, as their new leader in the chamber. The 63-year-old won a secret ballot on Wednesday, defeating Florida Senator Rick Scott and Texan Senator John Cornyn.
South Dakota Sen. John Thune elected Senate majority leader
Thune was elected to lead the party in the upper house on Wednesday, The Associated Press reported. The choice was between Cornyn (R - Texas) and Sen. Rick Scott (R - Fla.) Republicans hold the majority with 53 seats to the Democrat’s 47.
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Demolition begins at site of future mixed-use condominium project on South Congress Avenue
The mixed-use project will have 265 condos, plus retail and restaurant space. Prices are expected to range from the $400,000s ...
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UFO hearing: How to watch as US Congress hopes to 'pull back the curtain'
More than a year has passed since U.S. House members last heard testimony about UFOs and what the Department of Defense may ...
Community Impact Newspaper
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‘Landmark’ H-E-B on South Congress Avenue set to reopen in December
Dubbed a “landmark project” by the company, the H-E-B on South Congress Avenue is expected to be ready for business starting ...
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Opinion
Incoming members of Congress descend on Capitol Hill for orientation
Finding alliances, and the bathroom, are high on the list for incoming freshmen, as uncertainty lingers with some races ...
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Trump looms large as Congress faces shutdown threat and ‘dizzying’ to-do list
Donald Trump won’t arrive back in the White House until January. But he’ll have fingerprints over every piece of the lame ...
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John Thune of South Dakota chosen as the next Senate GOP leader, replacing Mitch McConnell
Republican senators chose
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Dakota Sen. John Thune as their new leader in ... "I am extremely honored to have earned ...
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South African unemployment rate dips under coalition government
South Africa's official unemployment rate fell for the first time in a year in the third quarter, data showed on Tuesday.
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Republican John Thune of South Dakota is elected the next Senate majority leader
Republicans have elected South Dakota Sen. John Thune as the next Senate majority leader, completing a momentous shift in ...
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Election live updates: Over a dozen races left to be called to determine control of Congress
Control over the U.S. House of Representatives still hangs in the balance, teetering between a Republican or Democratic ...
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