Project Mammogram offers peace of mind, second chance to those facing breast cancer
- Written by Beverly Horner
Project Mammogram is a program sponsored by the Northeast Hospital Foundation offering free mammograms and appropriate follow-up care to qualifying area women and men. It also provides breast exams, education, ultrasounds, biopsies and other related services.
Clean up ongoing after Imelda
- Written by Cynthia Calvert
It was a terrible flashback for many when parts of the Lake Houston area went underwater three weeks ago. Hurricane Harvey decimated the community in August of 2017, leaving hundreds of homes destroyed by floodwater.
The significant rain event last May brought the community to a drenched standstill with hundreds of homes being flooded, many in the Elm Grove and Woodland Hills areas that had never flooded before.
Northpark Drive project pushes forward
- Written by Cynthia Calvert
The Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority/Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 10 (TIRZ) is tasked with improvements in the community.
Dave Martin, Sam Cleveland seek District E Council seat
- Written by Tom Broad
Incumbent Dave Martin will face challenger Sam Cleveland in the race for Houston City Council District E, a peculiarly configured area which includes Kingwood in northeast Harris County, Clear Lake in southeast Harris County, and the Houston Ship Channel.
Early voting begins Oct. 21. Election day is Nov. 5.
Peace officers, fire fighters saluted
- Written by Tom Broad
The Lake Houston Chamber of Commerce saluted Lake Houston’s peace officers and firefighters at the chamber’s Sept. 24 luncheon at the Humble Civic Center.
Storm dumps mass amount of water
- Written by Cynthia Calvert
Tropical Storm/Depression Imelda brought Houston, and the Lake Houston area in particular, to a standstill Sept. 19 as record rain fell.
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