This chain of fitness centers is continuing its expansion across Texas.

What’s happening: TruFit Athletic Clubs is planning to open a new gym in Northern San Antonio in December, according to a news release from the company.

It’s situated at 2323 Lockhill Selma Road, just outside Castle Hills in the Lockhill Village shopping center.

“We’re thrilled to be expanding our footprint in San Antonio with the addition of our newest location at Lockhill,” Joe Pritchard, the CEO of TruFit Athletic Clubs, said in the news release.

A closer look: TruFit’s newest location will feature 35,000 square feet of space, packed with free weights, machines, a recovery zone and more, according to the news release.

Additionally, there will be on-site personal trainers, HIIT-style workouts and nutritional supplements available to members.

There’s also a Kids Club, a Group Fitness Studio and a women-only workout area planned for the new facility.

• 2323 Lockhill Selma Road, San Antonio

A nationwide burger chain has changed ownership and reopened its doors in the Stone Oak area.

What you need to know: Wayback Burgers officially opened under new ownership and management on Sept. 18, according to a Facebook post from the restaurant.

The nationwide chain also reopened another location in Northern San Antonio off Bandera Road in September with the ownership change.

A closer look: According to the menu, Wayback Burgers serves up specialty hamburgers, fries and other comfort food entrees like chicken sandwiches, wings and more.

There’s also milkshakes, specialty teas and lemonade on the drink menu.

The nationwide fast-casual chain has eateries throughout the United States, with two locations in the San Antonio area.

A nearby location in Universal City closed in May, according to previous reporting from Community Impact.

• 1723 N. Loop 1604 E., Ste. 108, San Antonio

New businesses open in Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch and New Braunfels are just some of the headlines from Community Impact coverage of the San Antonio metro the week of Nov. 17-21.

• New African deli and new Trader Joe's around Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch.
• New Braunfels invests in right of way for intersection improvements project.
• Projects in the works for New Braunfels Utilities.
• Boba tea shop now open in San Antonio area.
• Academy Sports + Outdoors comes to New Braunfels.

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission is moving forward with a set of permanent rules designed to prohibit the sale of consumable THC products to anyone under 21 years old.

The overview: The proposal is similar to emergency rules adopted Sept. 23, which are currently in effect and prohibit Texas alcohol retailers from selling intoxicating THC products to minors. The state health department adopted similar emergency rules in October.

The context: The existing and proposed THC rules are the result of a September executive order by Gov. Greg Abbott, who called for age restrictions on THC sales and tighter guardrails on the multibillion-dollar industry.

Earlier this month, federal lawmakers approved a ban on most consumable THC products, which is set to take effect in November 2026. The ban is part of a federal funding package that became law Nov. 12, ending a 43-day federal government shutdown.

Next steps: Texans can weigh in on the TABC's proposed permanent rules during a Dec. 11 virtual public hearing or submit written public comments through Jan. 4.