After serving in the House of Representatives for four years, Dan Crenshaw is hoping to be reelected once more.

The Humble ISD Board of Trustees unanimously called for a bond election on May 7 that would fund 19 projects plus additional technology and career and technical education projects at a cost of $775 million. 

At the Feb. 16 Kingwood Super Neighborhood Council (SNC) Meeting, Marques Holmes, Humble Independent School District’s new SNC representative, announced the school district had just approved its anticipated bond proposal to be put before the taxpayers for approval in the district’s May 7 election. The bond proposal’s impact on taxes became the focus of the rest of the meeting.

The Kingwood Area Republican Women (KARW) held a forum, Thursday, Feb. 17 at Tin Roof BBQ in Atascocita for candidates on the Harris County judge Republican primary ballot.

On Feb. 10, the Humble City Council held a public hearing to discuss the use of federal grant dollars to be allocated from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 as a part of the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (CLFRF) program. There are two highly-needed projects that include a proposed $716,000 drainage improvement project and a $2.8 million Country Village project from Wilson Road to east of Country Village.

A new affordable housing development is coming to Kingwood. Zach Cavender, senior vice president of the Mark-Dana Corporation, provided the Kingwood Super Neighborhood Council with a slide presentation in January about “West Fork Place,” a proposed real estate development of affordable housing for senior residents.  The site is located just west of Highway 59/69 and south of the Kingwood Medical Center.

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