Rachel Leland

PJ's Coffee of New Orleans will open a location in League City on Dec. 11, according to a social media post. (Courtesy PJ's Coffee of New Orleans)

AR Fitness and Nutrition opened on Sept. 28 in Pearland, according to a social media post.

Something Fresa, a novelty and accessory shop selling jewelry, stationary and other items inspired by Mexican culture, will open in Painted Tree Baybrook in Webster on Dec. 14, according to a social media post.

Santa Fe's first Whataburger opened on Dec. 3, according to a social media post from Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce.

Prime IV Hydration & Wellness opened in Webster on Nov. 11, according to staff.

On Jan. 11, Beauty Enhancement by Xio, will celebrate the grand opening of the med spa's second location in Pearland, according to a social media post.

League City city officials will soon discuss whether to support several bills that will be considered by the 89th Texas Legislature, such bills include restricting certain taxpayer-funded lobbying, creating requirements for private spaces in state-controlled areas and banning mandated universal income programs by political subdivisions.

Red Cap Cafe will celebrate its grand opening in Alvin on Dec. 19, according to a social media post.

Stella Energy Solutions received a special use permit to operate a battery storage facility in League City near Caroline Street and FM 646.

In tandem with some opposition from nearby residents, the Heritage Signature Trail project in League City’s Historic District will not move forward.