Tomball, Magnolia ISDs plan for in-person graduation ceremonies, summer school
Both districts will hold in-person graduations and provide summer schooling via online resources.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Both districts will hold in-person graduations and provide summer schooling via online resources.
Read More“At some point in time, we need to get back to life as normal,” said a commissioner who voted against the extension.
Read MoreThe 71 new cases bring Fort Bend County’s total coronavirus case count to 1,732.
Read MoreHip, hip, hooray! The gorillas will once again be on view as will the willowy giraffes, the playful meerkats, the rhinos and more when Houston Zoo reopens on June 3. It’s been a dry spell in terms of interaction for the animals as the Zoo has bee…
Read MoreThe county’s number of active cases, 465, is growing closer to the total number of recoveries at 424.
Read MoreHopes that Broadway at the Hobby Center would be able to reschedule that national tour of Hamilton that was postponed because of the coronavirus were dashed Tuesday when it was announced the show has been moved to canceled status as far as Houston is c…
Read MoreGuest writer Lisa Hopkins has lived in the Heights area for almost 10 years, and in Houston for almost 20. She says some of her favorite things about the city are its incredible food, restaurants and bars, and she’s proud to support local neighborhood spots and independent journalism. When she’s not following all of the […]
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Read MoreAlley Theatre forced to cut budget and shorten 2020-2021 season http://houston.culturemap.com/news/arts/05-26-20-alley-theatre-2020-2021-season-short-a-christmas-carol/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=dlvr.it …
Read MoreThe city of Magnolia will now pay the electric utility fees for Magnolia Ridge’s streetlights and lift stations.
Read MoreUndaunted by photos and reports of people crowding together over the Memorial Day weekend across the nation and at a pool party in Houston with nary a mask in sight, Gov. Greg Abbott Tuesday announced additional services and programs that can resume op…
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