Expansion Alert

New business locations in Atascosa County

First location on record. Permits dated 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-30, from the Texas Comptroller's public register.

Records
12

Of the 12 records here, the busiest industry is food services and drinking places with 2; the most active city is Pleasanton with 5.

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BusinessIndustryLocationPermit dateOperator
Kroi Tavern
Kroi Tavern LLC
Food services and drinking places1801 Mcguffin Dr, Pleasanton 780642026-10-23first location on record
Scented Journey
Ana Lidia Sambrano
Wholesale - durable goods402 S Edwards Ave, Charlotte 780112026-10-20first location on record
Willowbend
Sandra Marie Ramirez
Clothing and accessories70 Casarez Rd, Pleasanton 780642026-10-20first location on record
888 Barber and Beauty Institute LLCHealth and personal care stores15320 Main St Ste 2, Lytle 780522026-10-19first location on record
Bonita Photo Club
Julia Morales
Professional and technical services275 Fay Dr, Lytle 780522026-10-13first location on record
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By industry

IndustryRecords
Miscellaneous store retailers2
Food services and drinking places2
NAICS 2121
NAICS 3271
Wholesale - durable goods1
Health and personal care stores1
Clothing and accessories1
Sporting goods, hobby, book and music1
2 other categories2

By city

CityRecords
Pleasanton5
Lytle3
Charlotte2
Jourdanton1
Poteet1

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