Author: hzedaker@communityimpact.com

Officials with Kingwood Bicycles—a mobile bicycle repair company—recently celebrated the grand opening of their new storefront.

With an original location in Vintage Park, the business offers IV hydration therapy, iron infusion and IV vitamin drip spa services.

Families interested in enrolling students in the new Yes Prep North Rankin Elementary School have until Feb. 18 to do so, according to a Feb. 5 news release from Yes Prep Public Schools.

New franchise owners Norman and Angela Sterling hosted a grand reopening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Jan. 27 for their newly acquired Crumbl Cookies location in Humble.

Upon opening, the retail store will offer a full-service lumberyard and a variety of other supplies geared toward do-it-yourselfers, farmers, ranchers, repair and remodel contractors, and independent homebuilders.

Harris County Pets will host five low-cost spay and neuter events throughout February in observance of Spay and Neuter Awareness Month and Responsible Pet Owners Month.

Led by Pastors Jonathan and Kristi Van Eaton, Family Deaf Assembly of God is a total communication church for deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing families, with services offered in both voice and American Sign Language.

Following a fire at its brick-and-mortar location in November, The Rusty Buckle BBQ Co. began serving barbecue out of its new food trailer Jan. 31, officials with the East Montgomery County Improvement District announced Jan. 30.

The Houston-based eatery offers a menu of Nashville-inspired hot chicken sandwiches, hot chicken tenders, loaded fries and milkshakes.

The bakery offers focaccia in a range of sizes and with various toppings; sandwiches made with fresh focaccia bread; and bunuelos, a traditional fried Mexican pastry covered with cinnamon and sugar.