Throughout the week of July 6, drivers should expect closures along Harvey Road heading towards South College Station during the "Big 6" construction.

What you need to know:

• July 6-7: Full closure of the northbound main lanes from Barron Road to Harvey Road, 8:30 p.m.-6:30 a.m.
• July 8-10: Full closure of the southbound main lanes from Harvey Road to Texas Avenue, 8:30 p.m.-6:30 a.m.

New to Parkway Square in College Station, Juicing To Be Gooden Fit received a College Station welcome June 30 for its grand reopening with a ribbon cutting from the BCS Chamber of Commerce.

What Juicing offers: The juice bar prides itself on serving drinks with natural ingredients and healthy supplements to help rejuvenate the body. Along with serving juice, it also serves protein snacks, fruit cups, popsicles and dog treats for furry friends.

Its diverse menu aims cater to everyone’s needs, whether customers need “a detox boost, a post-workout refuel, or simply a tasty, guilt-free treat,” according to its website.

Before you go: Juicing To Be Gooden Fit had a soft reopening in late May, according to its Facebook page. It is located off Texas Avenue, next to TruFit athletic club.

• Reopened May 27
• 2414 Texas Ave. S., College Station

For years, customers walking into Mr. G’s Pizzeria in Historic Downtown Bryan were likely to find founder Giovanni “Mr. G” Cerone at a table, paperwork spread out as he greeted regulars and newcomers alike. Nearly five years after his passing, that presence lingers in the 30-year-old restaurant, where recipes and traditions remain largely unchanged.

The backstory: Owner Susan Carnes and her husband met Mr. G while picking up a pizza for their children after celebrating their 10-year anniversary downtown.
A brief stop turned into a two-hour conversation, beginning a friendship that would eventually lead Carnes to take over the restaurant when Mr. G retired.

On the menu: The restaurant serves Italian classics and favorites, including pizzas, calzones, pastas and desserts, plus signature dishes.

Only two people still know the original pizza dough recipe.

Staying local: Carnes described the downtown space, which was once a furniture gallery, as a “7,000-square-foot elephant” that’s endured decades of change.

“As long as we’re able, Mr. G’s will be here,” she said.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport will receive more than $62.26 million in Federal Aviation Administration grants to reconstruct runways, according to a July 2 news release from the U.S. Department of Transportation.

The details: The IAH investment is part of a $1.776 billion total investment in U.S. airports by the Federal Aviation Administration intended to support runway rehabilitations, family-friendly enhancements and safety upgrades.