Kingwood artist reveals the world through watercolor
- Written by Tom Broad
Practically everyone tries their hand at watercolor painting. Kids in art class. Adults enjoying a night out with a paint brush in one hand and a glass of wine in the other.
Woodland Ridge lift station receives renewal, replacement of force mains
- Written by Community Reports
Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin would like to make Kingwood area residents aware Houston Public Works is conducting a force main renewal and replacement project for the Woodland Ridge Lift Station that began Monday, May 11.
‘Traffic jam’ on the trails calls for courtesy
- Written by Tom Broad
The traffic jams on Highway 59 and Beltway 8 have been replaced by a new “traffic jam” on the pedestrian trails throughout Lake Houston and especially on the popular Kingwood Greenbelt.
There is nothing healthier – or safer – than a round of golf
- Written by Tom Broad
“Golf has got to be one of the safest sports under current circumstances,” said Ken Kirchhofer, operations director for the Atascocita Golf Club.
Dan Crenshaw’s coffee break focuses on flood mitigation
- Written by Bruce Olson
On May 21 at 10 a.m., over 300 people joined in a Zoom teleconference to hear U.S. District 2 Congressional Rep. Dan Crenshaw conduct what he called a “Coffee Break with Dan.” Crenshaw hosted the event from the lakeside dining area of the Cedar Restaurant on the shores of Lake Houston.
Humble City Council re-elects city council, Northeast Hospital Authority trustees
- Written by Beverly Horner
On May 14, the Humble City Council meeting was called to order via video teleconference to discuss certification of election of two city council members for a secondary term, a city water conservation plan, and reappointment of several positions to the Northeast Hospital Authority Trustees.
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