Texas grocery favorite H-E-B has been busy across the DFW Metroplex, opening three new stores in suburban communities over the past few months. Here’s a quick digest of the latest openings covered by the Star-Telegram.
H-E-B opened its first Murphy location at 740 FM 544 and McCreary Road on July 22 at 6 a.m. The 116,000-square-foot store features a True Texas BBQ Restaurant, a full-service pharmacy with drive-thru, curbside and home delivery, a gas station and car wash. H-E-B donated $10,000 each to four local charities: Camp iHope, Agape Resource & Assistance Center, Bed Start and 5 Loaves Ministries.
H-E-B opened its first Dallas County location in Irving on June 17, employing more than 600 people at the 112,000-square-foot store at 2351 W. Interstate Highway 635. It’s the first H-E-B to offer Masala House, an in-house meal product line with items like chicken masala, butter chicken and naan. H-E-B donated $10,000 each to four local charities, including the Irving Family Advocacy Center and Level Pathways.
Eager shoppers waited hours to be first at the grand opening of the new Mid-cities H-E-B in Euless on May 20. The store is H-E-B’s 12th location in North Texas and features a True Texas BBQ restaurant, a full-service drive-thru pharmacy, a fuel station with car wash and an in-house Sushiya Sushi House. The grocer hired 600 full- and part-time employees for the new location, with about 85% being new hires.
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