Author: Emily Lincke

A Players Trap Kiicheen features a menu with items such as chicken wings, lobster tail, chicken and waffles, grilled oysters, and shrimp and grits.

On Dec. 10, Harris County Commissioner’s Court unanimously approved a $4 million plan to aid domestic violence survivors and decrease the number of people who are turned away when seeking help.

On Dec. 9, a celebration was held at the Spring ISD Family and Community Engagement Center, which will be renamed in honor of Sheila Jackson Lee and renovated, according to a Dec. 11 blog post from the district.

A new Harris County commission—which was created during the Dec. 10 county commissioner’s court—will target topics such as health and safety for Asian American and Pacific Islander residents throughout the county.

About two months after opening, Hoot County Saloon’s second location—in Porter—has closed.

After a mistake with Nov. 5 election ballots for the Lone Star College System’s board of trustee races, the challenger for the District 2 trustee position was sworn in Nov. 21.

Un Cafe con El Maestro—a coffee shop owned by nonprofit Ministerio de Honra Inc.—will be opening soon in the Humble High Shopping Center.

Alongside cocktails and beer, Wet Leprechaun Pub & Grill boasts a menu of dishes such as steak, shrimp, mashed potatoes, tacos and chicken tenders.

Montgomery ISD will be able to hire additional elementary school staff following the passage of the district’s voter-approval tax rate election on Nov. 5, district leaders announced Dec. 3.

Check out what’s happening in the Spring and Klein area this weekend, Dec. 6-8. This list is not comprehensive.