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New H-E-B could address food desert in east San Marcos

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A new H‑E‑B set to open on east Interstate 35 is sparking debate about its potential to improve local food access.   The 114,000 square-foot H-E-B located at I-35 and McCarty Lane will possibly provide a solution to low food access areas, formerly referred to as “food deserts” in winter 2026. Low food access areas are geographical areas where residents have limited grocery stores.  For some, the new H-E-B will address mobility issues on the east…
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New H-E-B could address food desert in east San Marcos

A new H‑E‑B set to open on east Interstate 35 is sparking debate about its potential to improve local food access.   The 114,000 square-foot H-E-B located at I-35 and McCarty Lane will possibly provide a solution to low food access areas, formerly referred to as “food deserts” in winter 2026. Low food access areas are geographical areas where residents have limited grocery stores.  For some, the new H-E-B will address mobility issues on the east…

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The University Star broke the news in on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
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