Houston - Community Impact Newspaper: Sugar Land residents to pay higher water bills starting in January
Most residents will see an approximately $5 increase to their monthly bills.
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Houston - Community Impact Newspaper: Regions Bank branch coming to Sugar Land in February
The new location will be in the Village at Riverstone shopping center.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: PREfessionals Academy Little Scholars' Center to open Jan. 6 in Missouri City
At the center, children can explore a variety of career options through play.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: 2019 Roundup: 12 business features from the Sugar Land and Missouri City communities
Read about the 12 Sugar Land and Missouri City-based businesses we featured this year.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: 2019 roundup: 12 dining features from the Sugar Land and Missouri City communities
Read about the 12 Sugar Land and Missouri City-based restaurants we featured this year.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: U.S. Census: Missouri City has seen steady population growth in the last five years
Missouri City’s population as of 2018 was 73,573, according to recently released data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: F45 training studio plans to open Riverstone location in late January
F45’s name is inspired by their philosophy of providing 45 minutes of functional training per workout.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: Marshall High School football to play for state championship title again
Marshall will face Aledo High School on Dec. 21 in Arlington.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: New Bank of America financial center opened Dec. 11 in Sugar Land
The full-service branch is located in the New Territory master-planned community.
Read MoreHouston - Community Impact Newspaper: Fort Bend ISD amends its class rank policy in two key ways
Students’ rank will now be calculated based on the campus they are zoned for instead of the campus they attend. Also, only students in the top 10% of their class will be notified of their rank.
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