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It is requested that a photograph of Foodarama Store #1 (headquarters), 10810 South Post Oak Rd. Houston, Tx 77035 be included in this article to improve its quality.
Here are sources about the 1989 murder of Brenda Hudson in the parking lot of Foodarama Store #1.
Don't put too much about it in the article. Keep it weighted to the significance. It seems to be a routine crime rather than something that significantly changed the character of the store.
The only reason why I included it is because that particular store is now Foodarama's corporate HQ, and I want to present a history of the facility