It’s been six months since the Houston area endured the torrential rain and flooding from Hurricane Harvey, and the area of northeast Houston – including Humble, Kingwood and Lake Houston – were among the hardest hit areas, with homes and businesses still recovering.

Well over 600 Kingwood and Lake Houston area residents heard a message of accomplishment, hope and cautious optimism at Houston City Councilman Dave Martin’s Town Hall Meeting March 6. The main subject was about future flooding in Kingwood and the Lake Houston Area following Hurricane Harvey.

Repairs to the San Jacinto River bridge will begin within days. Southbound lanes will shift to some northbound lanes and the work is expected to take four to six months.

In a year where the Humble Wildcats’ boys basketball program completed a silver anniversary of playoff appearances, making the streak 25 straight years, the program also had an undefeated district season and playoff run that resulted in numerous All-District awards.

Not many singers can hit the low notes and the high notes, but Michael Hix can.

Hix will once again demonstrate his unique ability to sing low baritone and high soprano, a four-octave voice range, Saturday, March 24, at 7 p.m. when he returns to The Bender Performing Arts Center in Humble. Tickets are $15.

Forget “Spring Fever;” local families are bracing for “Spring Sickness.” Allergies are already attacking, and with the flu projected to lurk through May, local families are battling dangerous allergens, bugs and bacteria infesting their homes.

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