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140-year-old Texas city inks $1.2M plans for first Whataburger
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The source publication MySA has more information on this story, including the city's plans for the new Whataburger location. A 140-year-old Texas city has made plans for its first Whataburger.
A 140-year-old Texas city has made plans for its first Whataburger. The plans come with a price tag of $1.2 million.
Further details about the development are available from the source.
The source publication MySA has more information on this story, including the city's plans for the new Whataburger location.
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