Beth Marshall
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California-based jewelry store gorjana to open Congress Avenue location July 1
Founded in Laguna Beach in 2004, gorjana is owned and operated by Gorjana and Jason Griffin Reidel. → Read More
Hajimaleki brothers to open Keepers Coastal Kitchen on Slaughter Lane
Named after Amir’s favorite pier in Port Aransas, Keepers will offer sustainably caught seafood from across the country paired with flavors from around the world. → Read More
Everyday Essentials Massage Therapy and 3 other new businesses now open in Tomball, Magnolia
Check out what's new in Tomball and Magnolia. → Read More
Masones Pub & Grill opens in Northpointe, Todd's Auto Repair relocates: 4 business updates in Tomball, Magnolia
Todd’s Auto Shop officially opened in its new location at 32000 Hwy. 249, Pinehurst, on April 1. → Read More
See how some Greater Houston area school districts are planning to go back to school for the 2021-22 academic year
While some school districts in the Greater Houston area are doing away with face mask requirements and virtual schooling completely, others are pivoting to continue offering online learning options for students and plan to require face masks. → Read More
COVID-19 takes a toll on 2020 campaigns, election experts say
COVID-19 takes a toll on 2020 campaigns, election experts say → Read More
Sugar Land, Missouri City-area campaigns see low donations due to effects of COVID-19 pandemic, election experts say
With early voting underway for the Nov. 3 election, read how local candidates were able to fundraise and campaign in the midst of a pandemic. → Read More
Katy ISD naming advisory committee recommends Junior High No. 17 be named after Bill and Cindy Haskett
“Bill and Cindy Haskett have deep roots and decades of involvement in the Katy community and school district,” Superintendent Ken Gregorski said. → Read More
KISD presents attendance boundary modification survey results for Junior High No. 17
As Katy ISD prepares for the opening of Junior High No. 17 in the fall of 2021, some attendance boundary modifications will be necessary. → Read More
Katy ISD names Henry Gaw as new police chief
Prior to becoming KISD police chief, Gaw, who has a bachelor’s degree in political science and a master's degree in strategic leadership, served as the assistant chief of police for the Houston Police Department. → Read More
Election Q&A: Sugar Land City Council At-Large Position 1 candidates Taylor Landin and William Ferguson
Election Q&A: Sugar Land City Council At-Large Position 1 candidates Taylor Landin and William Ferguson → Read More
Katy ISD opens COVID-19 rapid testing site for employees
Katy ISD announced Sept. 1 it will host a COVID-19 rapid testing site for the district's staff of more than 11,000. → Read More
78% of Sugar Land residents have responded to the 2020 U.S. Census; city is pushing for 100%
Sugar Land staff announced Aug. 24 that the city has the No. 1 response rate in Texas for cities with populations over 100,000, with 78% of residents having responded to the decennial survey so far. → Read More
Sugar Land, Missouri City prepare for tropical storms Marco, Laura
Weather experts in the Greater Houston area anticipate Tropical Storm Marco will dissipate off the Louisiana coast. However, Tropical Storm Laura could make landfall in southeast Texas on Wednesday as a Category 2 or 3 hurricane. → Read More
Fort Bend County Commissioners Court approves mobility, parks bonds for Nov. 3 ballot
A total of 59 mobility projects account for the $218.2 million mobility bond, and 24 projects are on the list for the parks bond. → Read More
Sugar Land City Council approves $731K for construction on 3 roofing replacement projects
The Sugar Land Police Department, the T.E. Harman Center and Fire Station No. 2 will receive roof repairs as they have experienced ongoing weather concerns and leaks. → Read More
Katy ISD prepares for first day of school Aug. 19
The district has distributed thousands of technology devices and will provide curbside grab-and-go meals for all Katy ISD students from Aug. 19-Sept. 4. (Courtesy Katy ISD) → Read More
Local businesses struggle as Texas’ reopening backslides
Although many local businesses are able to operate at 50% capacity, Gov. Greg Abbott ordered bars to close again and business capacity dropped back down from 75% in late June due to the increase in COVID-19 cases. → Read More
BREAKING: UIL releases modified sports calendar for 2020-21 school year
The University Interscholastic League released July 21 modifications to the 2020-21 UIL calendar and updated COVID-19 risk mitigation guidelines that will take effect Aug. 1. → Read More
UPDATE: Nehls claims spot on Nov. 3 ballot as Republican candidate in U.S. Congress District 22 race
The Republican runoff winner will face Sri Preston Kulkarni, who received the majority of votes on the Democratic ticket in the March 3 primary election, on the Nov. 3 Election Day ballot. → Read More