Author: Claire Shoop

Some 82 coronavirus hospitalizations were recorded Nov. 12, the highest single-day hospitalization count observed since Aug. 19.

Construction on the northbound lanes of Lexington Boulevard from Austin Parkway to Hwy. 6 will be completed by Dec. 15.

The deadline to change between online and in-person learning for Term 3 is Nov. 12 at 11:59 p.m.

Commission members will create rules pertaining to the hiring, firing and discipline of firefighters and police officers.

The last day of school for students is now June 3. Previously, the school year was scheduled to end May 26.

The restaurant, located in The Grid development, is offering a free whiskey cake dessert to military service members Nov. 11.

The first tenant in the new development will be Boise Cascade Building Materials Distribution LLC—an existing Sugar Land business that manufactures wood products and distributes building materials.

The Missouri City Branch Library, Sienna Branch Library, Cinco Ranch Branch Library and George Memorial Library are the first four locations to reopen at limited capacity.

As the temperatures get cooler, these local Sugar Land and Missouri City coffee shops are serving up warm cups of joe and other tasty treats.

Fort Bend County allocated Missouri City an additional $2 million for its residential rent, mortgage and utilities program and its small-business assistance program.