Author: Emily Lincke

The 280-unit complex offers one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent to residents earning 60% or less of the area median income.

Barbarossa Coffee offers in-house roasted coffees as well as teas, espresso drinks, fruity refreshers, smoothies and blended frappes.

All Montgomery ISD bus routes are staffed with drivers after months of difficulty filling the positions, according to district officials.

With rent starting at $1,375-$1,860 per month, each apartment features full washers and dryers, smart locks on entry doors and walk-in closets.

The 269-unit apartment complex will feature one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and amenities such as a pool, a dog park, a catering kitchen and a fitness center.

Of the 146 units, 79% will be available for families “earning 30-80% of Harris County Area Median Income” and 21% will be for rent at a full market rate.

This franchise location is owned by Shawn Finch and serves cookies in four classic flavors—such as stuffed chocolate chip and brookie—and four flavors that change weekly.

Closing dates for each clinic will be announced once determined, but they are expected to close within the next 45 to 90 days.

The bridal shop sells jewelry and accessories for weddings, bridal showers and engagement events as well as cocktail and shower dresses.

Spring ISD students will be able to enjoy a new esports lab in the 2024-25 school year thanks to a $30,395 donation from a global gaming company, according to an April 29 news release.