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H-E-B, region's first mass timber office development coming soon to Bridgeland Central

Officials with The Howard Hughes Corp. announced in an Oct. 27 news release plans for the first phase of commercial development for Bridgeland Central, a 925-acre mixed-use town center. → Read More

State, local election officials target mail-in ballot rejections in Cy-Fair

head of the Nov. 8 midterm election, state officials and Harris County election leaders are hoping to lower the rates of rejected mail-in ballots, which spiked compared to previous years during primary elections held in March and May. → Read More

Lake Houston-area flood mitigation efforts continue 5 years after Hurricane Harvey

Nearly five years after Hurricane Harvey flooded more than 158,770 structures in Harris and Montgomery counties, flood mitigation efforts continue. → Read More

How local school boards function in Texas, how to get involved

School boards provide local governance of their school districts and can only take action by a majority vote at public meetings. → Read More

Home purchases by investors lead to rising rental listings in Cy-Fair

Large investment firms are converting single-family homes to rentals and building communities to rent in Cy-Fair to help meet the rising rental demand, while the housing shortage is driving more people to rent in the Houston area. → Read More

Cy-Fair housing prices remain high due to low inventory, rising mortgage rates

With insufficient inventory in the single-family housing market and an influx of buyers, Cy-Fair’s average home price increased nearly $120,000 from the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 to this April. → Read More

See what Cy-Fair ISD included in the 2022-23 budget

Smith called the 2022-23 plans a “transition budget” and urged the community to ask state legislators to increase the per-pupil allotment and to consider the effects of inflation when determining how much funding public schools receive. → Read More

Maternal mortality rates on the rise in Harris County

Barriers to accessing and paying for health care have led to higher rates of maternal mortality in Texas than other parts of the U.S., experts said, with Black women and women older than age 35 facing the highest risks. → Read More

Compare 2022 health rankings for these 7 Houston-area counties

See 2022 health care data for seven Houston-area counties. → Read More

Black women in Harris County face greatest risks of pregnancy complications

Barriers to accessing and paying for health care have led to higher rates of maternal mortality in Texas than other parts of the U.S., experts said, with Black women and women older than age 35 facing the highest risks. → Read More

Here’s what the Harris County Flood Control District has planned for Little Cypress Creek

Property acquisition is underway on a new stormwater detention basin and channel conveyance improvements along Little Cypress Creek. → Read More

Stormwater detention planned for Cypress Creek

In July 2020, Harris County Commissioners Court approved a $1.4 million agreement for engineering firm Jones & Carter to develop the Cypress Creek Program Implementation Plan, which was released in January and recommended nearly two dozen stormwater detention basins be added to the Cypress Creek watershed. → Read More

Houston Methodist board approves plans for new Cypress hospital

Officials with Houston Methodist announced Feb. 10 the board of directors had approved plans for the system’s ninth hospital, which will be in Cypress. → Read More

Dyslexia testing changes increase access to services in Cy-Fair ISD

The change requires districts to instead test suspected dyslexic students with a special education evaluation, which is conducted through the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. → Read More

Krazy Dog now serving Korean corn dogs in Cypress

Owner Min Ju said the new eatery offers something new that most locals likely have not tried. → Read More

Cy-Fair ISD’s new administration building to be named after superintendent

The Cy-Fair ISD board of trustees unanimously voted Nov. 8 to name the district’s new administration building after Superintendent Mark Henry. → Read More

Andy’s Bar & Grill slated to open in early 2022 in Cypress

The owner of Andy's Kitchen in Cypress is bringing a bar and grill concept to the neighborhood. → Read More

Ollie's Bargain Outlet now open in Cy-Fair

The store offers food, home goods, books, clothing, toys, sporting goods, pet supplies and electronics for up to 70% off brand name prices. → Read More

What Harris County residents should know ahead of Oct. 4 voter registration deadline

Planning to vote in the Nov. 2 election in Harris County? Be sure your voter registration is up to date. → Read More

Lone Star College-CyFair library launches new fall virtual programming

The Lone Star College-CyFair library is open with limited capacity and services, but plenty of virtual programming is planned for children and teens this fall. → Read More