The James Tull Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, located in Humble, has been working on cleaning, resetting and restoring the Humble Cemetery for the last four and a half years. 

Marques Holmes was appointed by the Humble ISD school board to fill a vacant position. Holmes was one of nearly 40 who submitted their names in consideration of being appointed.

What can Kingwood and Lake Houston residents expect to get for a $48 million investment in Lake Houston’s aging concrete dam?

Almost $80,000 in grants were awarded to 16 area not-for-profit organizations by the Rotary Club of Lake Houston at the club’s annual appreciation luncheon held Wednesday, Oct. 27 at the Lake Houston Family YMCA.

Memorial benches placed in park settings are a lovely way to honor the memory of a loved one. Kingwood has a history of being known as “The Livable Forest” and, although some of the forest has given way to new villages and shopping areas, wildlife can still be seen in the forest if you know where to look.

Transportation is on the move in Lake Houston. Four area transportation experts recently outlined their visions for getting people around and about in a region recognized for some of the longest commutes and worst rush hour interchanges in Texas.

  1. Humble sets timeline for city charter revisions
  2. Cagle talks redistricting to Rotarians
  3. Three HCP4 officers brutally ambushed, resulting in the death of Dep. Kareem Atkins
  4. Creekwood’s Veterans Honor Garden 10th anniversary fast approaching
  5. Twomey resigns from Humble ISD school board
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