SATX-NEM: Impact 11/6/2025

Design work has begun for proposed improvements to Olympia Hills Golf & Event Center, located at 12900 Mt Olympus in Universal City.

On Oct. 21, National Golf Foundation consultant Nathan Crace provided Universal City council and staff with his current assessment of the course. Council approved a contract with Crace for design and bid process work in August, with the main elements of the project being course bunkers, irrigation and tees.

What you need to know: Crace said the top priority is course bunkers, working with almost 2 acres of the golf trap across the course. Current plans, he said, call for the removal of two of the course’s 52 bunkers, while also shrinking some oversized bunkers. The move would make the course more “user-friendly,” while also reallocating some man-hours for course employees, Crace said.

Crace said weather is also a factor with bunker renovation. The current plan is to use a new concrete base liner on the bottom of bunkers making cleanup less of an undertaking.

A locally owned physical recovery franchise named bioworX changed ownership in Cibolo on Sept. 1. 

The details: The business—located at 857 Cibolo Valley Drive, Ste. 264—is now owned by Shawn and Mariah Castle. 

Shawn Castle said he was inspired to take ownership of Cibolo's bioworX clinic because he recovered from a sports injury using bioworX services. 

What they offer: The business targets recovery for athletes. Shawn said they offer cold plunges, red light saunas and a IVs. bioworX also offers compression therapy, Vitamin C injections and peptide treatments. 

• 857 Cibolo Valley Drive, Ste. 264, Cibolo

Riverview Calvary Chapel is building a permanent, 19,000-square-foot chapel at 6804 FM 306 in New Braunfels.

The overview: The church has been renting a space at Through A Child’s Eyes Development Center at 2047 E. Common St. for its church services on Wednesdays and Sundays, said Debbie Lenke, the church’s events and communications director in an email to Community Impact.

Riverview Calvary Chapel is part of the Calvary Chapel movement founded by Pastor Chuck Smith in South California. The church offers services on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. The church also has a children’s ministry program along with ministries for high schoolers, young adults, women and men.

The building is anticipated to be completed in December, Lenke said in the email.

One more thing: The church also celebrated its 10-year anniversary in September.

• 6804 FM 306, New Braunfels

Another national chain restaurant is set to become a tenant of the Schertz Station development.

What you need to know: Dave's Hot Chicken is making its way to the Schertz location in late November, Josh Levitt, the restaurant's public relations staff, said in an email to Community Impact.

This will be the fourth Dave's Hot Chicken location in the San Antonio area, joining two restaurants in San Antonio and one in New Braunfels, according to the company's website.

What they offer: The menu includes signature items like hot chicken tenders and slider sandwiches, as well as sides like loaded fries. Drink items include top loaded shakes, milkshakes topped with candy or cereal.

• 18476 I-35 N., Schertz