Chairman Stan Sarman opened the Sept. 23 meeting of the Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority and Tax Increment Zone No. 10 (TIRZ) by asking Houston Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin if he had any remarks to make to the directors. Martin had plenty, beginning with a demand for an explanation.

By mid-to-late 2024, Kingwood residents and Lake Houston motorists who travel Northpark Drive can expect to drive on a safer, expanded and scenic Northpark Drive.

The new Lone Star College Kingwood president’s 30-minute talk to the Rotarians of Lake Houston ended up taking more than an hour.

After a brief hiatus due to the pandemic, they are “rolling out the barrel” for the return of the Kingwood Oktoberfest.  This family fun event will take place Oct. 16, from noon to 6 p.m. at Holy Comforter Lutheran Church, located at 1901 Woodland Hills Drive.

Plans are underway to turn the former Forest Cove golf course into home sites.

The September Humble ISD school board meeting was called to order after a day at home for most teachers, staff and students following the predicted path of Hurricane Nicholas.

  1. Humble ISD opens Guy M. Sconzo Early College High School
  2. I’ve got a friend
  3. John McDonald rescues the most ‘vulnerable’ of abandoned dogs
  4. Newly built Autumn Creek Elementary opens
  5. Loop 494 construction delayed until 2022
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