Businessman Mike Sullivan announces candidacy
- Written by Tom Broad
Just a few years ago, Lake Houston businessman Mike Sullivan was earning his associate degree from Lone Star College-Kingwood.
Today, he’s announcing that he is a candidate for the Lone Star College Board of Trustees, Position 8.
Humble PD awards three exemplary actions
- Written by Beverly Reynolds
At the April 19 Humble City Council meeting, the Humble Police Department recognized three citizens with merit awards based on actions taken to save lives in the community.
Bond discussions heat up as Election Day draws near
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
The early voting period leading up to the May 5 Humble ISD school bond election has begun. The ballot reads as follows: “The issuance of $575,000,000 bonds for the construction, acquisition, and equipment of school buildings and the purchase of sites for school buildings, and the levying of the tax in payment thereof.” Voters must decide whether they’re for the bond or against it.
Not-for-profit agencies rely on donations, volunteers
- Written by Tom Broad
The question posed was “What do Lake Houston residents not know about your not-for-profit organization?”
The answers? The Lake Houston YMCA is more than just a gym. FamilyTime provides a 24-hour rape crisis center at Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital. Humble Area Assistance Ministries is supported by acoalition of churches and organizations. The Humble ISD Education Foundation receives funds each year pledged by teachers in the district.
Post-Harvey: What has happened since Gov. Abbott visited Kingwood?
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
It’s been five weeks since Texas Governor Greg Abbott visited Kingwood. What progress has been made?
One of the biggest challenges is jurisdiction and coordination of various government agencies. Part of the challenge in Kingwood is that one tributary might snake through land owned by Montgomery County, Harris County and the City of Houston. Who’s in charge?
Mercer Botanic Gardens opens Shakespeare Garden
- Written by Sarah Mertins
The public is invited to attend the opening and dedication of the Shakespeare Garden at Mercer Botanic Gardens Monday, April 23 at 10 a.m.
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