Author: Anna Lotz

An investigation by Jon Buckholtz, a public integrity investigator with the District Attorney’s office, found Vincent “misused government money by hiring an unqualified employee for personal reasons and abusing his power by disregarding both ESD 10…

An investigation by Jon Buckholtz, a public integrity investigator with the District Attorney’s office, found Vincent “misused government money by hiring an unqualified employee for personal reasons and abusing his power by disregarding both ESD 10…

The Lone Star College-Tomball Community Library will reopen to the public June 1 at 10 a.m.

Columns are being constructed for the four flyovers linking Hwy. 249 and the Grand Parkway, and utilities are being adjusted.

Residential Recycling and Refuse of Texas celebrated its ribbon cutting and open house for its new office at 26401 FM 2978, Magnolia, on May 22, honoring essential workers that have served throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

While Hwy. 249 has taken shape in Tomball and Magnolia, a regional economic development group has been working behind the scenes to attract development to the corridor from Houston to Waco.

Mark your calendar for these nine upcoming events!

A 13-acre site near Brown and Quinn roads owned by the Hohl family since the 1960s sprang to the forefront of Tomball City Council rezoning discussions in early 2021 as a proposed David Weekley Homes community was met with opposition from nearby re…

House Bill 3 approved by the Legislature in 2019 requires districts to compress their tax rate to compensate for rising property values, Chief Financial Officer Jim Ross said.

“Texans, not government, should decide their best health practices, which is why masks will not be mandated by public school districts or government entities,” Gov. Greg Abbott said.