2,610 new COVID-19 cases confirmed in Cy-Fair from Jan. 20-26
In the past seven days, 2,610 new cases have been confirmed locally, and eight Cy-Fair residents have died due to the virus.
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In the past seven days, 2,610 new cases have been confirmed locally, and eight Cy-Fair residents have died due to the virus.
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Read MoreFort Bend County officials are preparing to open additional COVID-19 vaccination sites so that the county will be able to administer more vaccines as soon as they become available.
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Read MoreA House Interim Committee on Aggregate Production Operations (APOs, which include sand mining) just released a 77-page report focusing on the Hill Country and San Jacinto River Basin. The report validates many of the concerns ReduceFlooding.com has raised about sand mining for years. Purpose: To Balance Priorities While Addressing Concerns Texas House Speaker Dennis Bonnen […]
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Read MoreThe next phase of Metropark Square, a mixed-use development in Shenandoah north of Houston, is expected to get underway later this year.
Dallas-based retailer and developer Sam Moon Group expects to begin construction on The Residences at Metropark in…
Read MoreDespite the rain, progress is being made at Katy’s Downtown Plaza, according to Katy City Council’s Jan. 25 meeting. Recent advancements include pouring concrete and removing a Centerpoint power pole that had been a major hurdle in the construction…
Read MoreA Harris County District Court hearing on the case is scheduled for 2 p.m. Jan. 27.
Read MoreI haven’t stumbled across any definitive analysis or write-ups in a very long time and wanted to start a local discussion. I know COVID-19 is at the forefront of all aspects of daily life and has impacted so many O&G markets, but what is the long term prognosis for Houston’s economic health? I feel like we are living in a larger grey are than other cities as our dominant industry is also in decline during this time. All conversation welcome!
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