HEB stores in DFW: HEB – Hurst, Euless, Bedford – wants one

HURST, Texas — H-E-B wants an H-E-B.

For the uninitiated, the three suburbs southwest of the DFW Airport are colloquially often called “H-E-B”: Hurst, Euless, Bedford. Which would not make full sense, on condition that Bedford comes after Hurst, for those who’re driving west to east alongside Texas 183. 

But that is one other challenge, and truthfully, Hurst-Euless-Bedford has a greater ring to it than one other mixture of the three.

The actual challenge right here goes again to the different H-E-B: The famed Texas grocery retailer that, after a few years, has lastly made an growth into North Texas’ largest counties.

At least six H-E-B stores are deliberate in Collin County; one in Tarrant County, one in Rockwall County and one in Kaufman County. H-E-B additionally owns land throughout the Metroplex, together with a number of retailer places on the outskirts of DFW.

But nowhere are there plans for an H-E-B in the H-E-B, Hurst-Euless-Bedford.

An H-E-B resident has apparently taken discover of this.

Amanda San Miguel began an online petition on Change.org to Stephen Butts, the CEO of H-E-B the grocery retailer.

“Living in midcities, aka H-E-B area, the lack of an H-E-B store within reasonable distance is frustrating,” San Miguel wrote. “Please consider expanding closer to central part of the DFW Metroplex.”

So far, 121 individuals have signed the petition – hey, you need to begin someplace, proper? – however it’s onerous to not be moved by a passionate plea for a Texas staple.

Especially when it was signed like this:

Those who’ve been disadvantaged of our rights as Texans of not having a handy H-E-B.