Woody’s Hideaway is set to open a new location in Webster in December, according to a press release from the company.

What you need to know: The Houston-based sports bar, part of the parent company Woody’s Brands, will offer private golf bays, karaoke rooms, pool tables, yard games and a full kitchen including smash burgers, fresh-cut fries and Philly eggrolls, as well as a full bar, according to the press release.

• 20801 Gulf Freeway, Webster

Following its soft opening in mid-January, The Magnolia Living will celebrate its grand opening in late March, an employee with the business said.

What they offer: The independent living facility offers housekeeping, laundry and pet support services.

Amenities include a movie theater, game room, library, beauty salon and outdoor gathering areas.

The facility also has a fitness center and social events.

• 540 Hobbs Road, League City

Harris County Commissioners Court will review more than 450 agenda items March 19, including a public hearing on the proposed parkland acquisition for Ben Taub Hospital's expansion as well as potential changes to the county's criminal legal system.

The overview: In compliance with Chapter 26 of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Code, commissioners will hear from community members about the proposed acquisition of 8.9 acres of Hermann Park to make way for a $410 million expansion of Ben Taub Hospital. 

Hospital officials say the expansion is critical to address bed capacity limitations at the Level I trauma facility. However, some residents are concerned with the potential environmental implications. 

Also on the agenda: Commissioners are also set to discuss potential operational and fiscal changes to county's legal system as a result of Senate Bill 9, a 2021 law that shifted bail-setting authority for certain violent offenses to elected judges.

Stay tuned: Harris County Commissioners Court meetings are held at 9 a.m. in Downtown Houston. The administration building is located at 1001 Preston St., Houston.

Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials have announced a new dress code for entry, beginning March 17.

Sorting out details: The Rodeo has provided an update on its code of conduct for guests, according to its website.

The following is prohibited:

• Clothing with "objectionable" material, such as obscene language or graphics
• Excessively torn clothing or visible undergarments exposing excessive portions of the skin
• Clothing or other attire of affiliation with a criminal street gang
• Clothing or apparel that intentionally obscures the face, unless worn for cultural or religious reasons or a medical condition