A local business, Traveler's Cart in Houston, is set to close on July 31. This decision comes after the owners of the establishment passed away. The closure of Traveler's Cart will not affect its sister restaurant, as it will remain operational.
Further information about the closure and the business's future plans can be found through Houston Public Media, the source of this announcement made on Monday.
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