Author: dsmithwick@communityimpact.com

The store offers food, home goods, books, clothing, toys, sporting goods, pet supplies and electronics for up to 70% off brand name prices.

“The problem is our playbook has run dry, and so we are now [operating by] trial and error on things. And the hope is that we as a collective society … can get a handle on that because we have the solution. We just need to accept it and to lift eac…

Construction crews are working to mill the old asphalt overlay and resurface a portion of FM 1960.

A grand opening and fundraiser event Aug. 18-22 will support Combined Arms, Houston-based organization that supports veterans.

Patrick Jankowski of the Greater Houston Partnership said while the region has recovered about 59% of jobs lost during the pandemic, Houston is falling behind other major metropolitan areas when it comes to economic recovery.

A total of 17 candidates will be on the ballot this fall, including the three incumbents who have each served on the board for at least 16 years.

Each year, community members volunteer to assist elementary school students exit the bus on their correct stop on the first two days of the school year.

From curriculum requirements and state testing to athletic programming, several bills passed during this year’s regular legislative session will affect public schools moving forward.

The Texas Renaissance Festival is set to return to Todd Mission for eight weekends this fall.

Seelpa Keshvala is now the college system’s executive vice chancellor and CEO of LSC-Online.