Uvalde H-E-B location to undergo $10 million remodel The multi-million dollar upgrade will begin on October 31
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UVALDE – The H-E-B store in Uvalde is getting a $10-million facelift.
The Uvalde H-E-B location is getting a “remodel of the existing H-E-B store,” according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing.
The $10 million upgrade will start on October 31 and is projected to be completed by May 26, 2023, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing .
After the recent Uvalde tragedy, the Butt family and H-E-B made a $10 million donation to help build a new elementary campus in Uvalde, according to a news release .
The H-E-B franchise will continue efforts to restore the community of Uvalde through its remodeling endeavor.
“Our first store in Uvalde opened in 1959, and Uvalde people are our people,” said H-E-B’s Chairman Charles Butt. “As we continue to mourn the tremendous loss, I join with my family and H-E-B in working to ensure the Uvalde community can move forward from this tragic event.
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