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    Bargain News

    Mega-discount chain Crazy Cazboy's opens first Texas store in Arlington

    Teresa Gubbins
    Mar 29, 2021 | 9:12 am
    Crazy Cazboy's discount
    At their cheapest, items go for 25 cents. Crazy!
    Photo courtesy of Crazy Cazboy's

    There's a frenzy of discounts going down in Arlington with the arrival of Crazy Cazboy's, a buzzy discount superstore that opened in a former Tom Thumb at 5425 S. Cooper St. on March 26.

    Crazy Cazboy's is a membership-only store that sells just about everything including electronics, food, health & beauty, pet, baby, and sporting goods.

    That could include Christmas cards, makeup, turmeric tablets, home pregnancy kits, laptop cases, trash bags, Hanes underwear, facial hair scissors, Burt's Bees hand cream, dog treats, outdoor light bulbs, glue sticks, mattresses, and the occasional Apple watch.

    The concept gets its inventory from from places like Amazon, Target, and Walmart, and so it changes all the time.

    One of the things that makes it such a bargain hunter's dream — and a place you must fiendishly return to day after day — is the fact that the prices drop every day.

    The starting point is Friday, as follows:

    • Friday - $7
    • Saturday - $5
    • Sunday - $3
    • Monday - $2
    • Tuesday - $1
    • Wednesday 25 cents

    On Thursdays they're closed, and the store is fully restocked with new merchandise.

    According to a release, this is the first location in Texas for this discount chain, but the fifth overall. Other locations are in Guntersville, Alabama; Pensacola, Florida; and Columbia, South Carolina. But at 41,140 square feet, the Arlington store is their largest so far.

    The concept was founded by entrepreneur John Cassimus, the former founder of the also-popular Zoë’s Kitchen restaurant chain.

    "We offer the most extreme discount pricing on the best products in the market and customers travel on average 35 miles to visit our stores daily," Casssimus says in a statement. "Now, we are excited to offer this unique membership-based retail shopping experience to the Arlington, Texas market.

    Cassimus predicts that customers will be shocked by the space, the number of products, and the deep discounts.

    "Shopping at Crazy Cazboy's is always an experience and we are excited to bring our crazy, fun, ridiculously great deals to Texas," he says. "It's going to be a lot of fun, you are going to save a ton of money and you won’t want to miss it!"

    Customers are encouraged to download the Crazy Cazboy's app before heading to the store. Before you enter, you'll be scanned in via the app to help manage the number of customers shopping at one time.

    You're not allowed to wear jackets inside the store, nor can you bring in purses or bags.

    Once in the store, you can shop for as many items as you want and at checkout, you have the option of purchasing a $15 yearly membership or a $5 daily shopping pass.

    You can also shop via the app, any time.

    There's something called Crazy Cazboy Bins, offered online 24/7. Visit www.cazboy.com and click on the Crazy Cazboy Bins link. Shipping is free on orders over $30 and is available to all 50 states in the U.S. No membership is required to shop online.

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    HAUTE PROPERTIES

    Southern Living to open 2026 Idea House in Texas Hill Country

    Brandon Watson
    Feb 19, 2026 | 2:30 pm
    Southern Living Idea House Fredericksburg
    Rendering by Jon Messer.
    Southern Living Idea House will be open for tours beginning September 18.

    Whether Texas is part of the South may still be an open question, but Southern Living is settling the debate with a big investment. The Birmingham, Alabama-based lifestyle magazine will build its newest Idea House in the Hill Country town of Fredericksburg.

    For more than 35 years, Southern Living has drafted Southern builders, architects, and designers to build new homes that not only showcase the latest innovations in home design but are the epitomes of Southern style. This year, the magazine chose Fredericksburg's Friedën community, a 130-acre development featuring parks, nature trails, and lakes.

    "We're excited to call Fredericksburg home for the year and to celebrate the distinct character of the Texas Hill Country,” says editor-in-chief Sid Evans in a release. “Surrounded by rolling hills and wide-open views, this home reflects the region's natural beauty and the relaxed spirit of the Lone Star State."

    The design of the versatile home proves the modern farmhouse trend still has some legs. Southern Living’s designers update the look by ditching whitewashed everything for a more contemporary color palette that blends in with the Hill Country’s natural landscape. Floor-to-ceiling windows further “dissolve the boundaries” between the interior and the great outdoors.

    To bring their vision to life, Southern Living drafted a local team, including builder Kurk Homes, architect Andrew Bray of Mustard Architects, landscape designer Melissa Gerstle, and interior designers Jean Liu, Marcus Mohon, and Paloma Contreras. But real estate gawkers will have to wait to see most of the details. The house won’t be unveiled until September 18, when public tours open and the October issue hits stands.

    Southern Living, however, did tease a few details, saying the home is being built for “multi-generational” living with sustainable products and appliances, a motor court entry, and a private casita. No doubt, interior design buffs will also find inspiration in the decor's bold choices. Last year’s Idea House in Virginia mixed in everything from garden florals and African mudcloth to animal prints and kitchsy cottagecore art.

    The Idea House will be open to the public for tours from September 18 through December 20, 2026. Tickets will be available beginning in April, with a portion of the proceeds supporting area charities. After the open house, the home will be available for sale at an undisclosed price.

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