Author: Emily Lincke

The business features both indoor and outdoor seating with an expansive patio area and offers a variety of brews at its full bar as well as on-site food trucks.

The budget cuts come as the district has experienced a decrease in student enrollment since the 2019-20 school year.

The eatery offers seafood, such as fresh oysters, shrimp and crawfish.

Owner Dmytro Ivanov is from Ukraine, but he originally included “Russian” in the name of his store, which sells treats from a variety of Eastern European countries, to make it easier to identify for Russian-speaking communities, he said.

The business serves a variety of California-style Mexican dishes, such as ceviche, Baja fish tacos and carne asada burritos as well as beverages, including margaritas, horchata and jamaica–a hibiscus tea.

Harris County Commissioners Court chose to support four affordable housing projects planned in different parts of the county Feb. 22, although only two projects were approved unanimously.

Spring ISD leaders will drop their campus mask mandate beginning March 4 citing an observed drop in reported COVID-19 cases, the district’s media department announced March 1.

As Harris County polling precinct vote counts continue to trickle in, Robert Schafranek and Julio Garza maintain their positions as the top two-vote getters for the Congressional District 29 Republican nomination.

Two Republican candidates running for Congressional District 29–which stretches through Humble, Pasadena and south Houston–could be heading to a runoff based on early voting results March 1.

With 97% of Harris County precincts reporting, Robert Schafranek and Julio Garza will likely be facing off in May for the Republican nomination for the Congressional District 29 seat as of March 2.