A West Houston club is closing its doors after six years in business. The news was confirmed by the club itself, KAMP Houston, in a video posted online.
The confirmation came after rumors of the club's shutdown spread on social media over the weekend.
Further details about the closure can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 26 Houston, which initially reported the information.
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