Author: George Wiebe

Bellaire Broiler Burger closed again Sept. 5 following its change in management and reopening in April.

The city of Bellaire will hold a memorial ceremony on the 21st anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.

The city of Houston’s average wastewater viral load rose to 583% of the baseline as of Sept. 6—or 5.83 times higher than the COVID-19 viral count of July 2020.

Houston’s cycling community has seen the city evolve over the years from a place known for its poor pedestrian infrastructure to one with a growing reputation for biking.

The Bayou Preservation Association, a Houston area nonprofit dedicated to the education and preservation of the region’s bayous, is holding its 19th annual symposium virtually Sept. 28-29.

Bellaire City Council unanimously approved the appointment of Sharon Citino as the new city manager July 11, marking an end to a two-year search to fill the role.

Check out these five businesses that opened in the Bellaire, Meyerland and West University area in July and August.

Local Office Bellaire held its grand opening Aug. 23 at 4909 Bissonnet St., Bellaire

In the week of Aug. 23-29, Texas Medical Center facilities admitted an average 159 COVID-19 patients per day, a slight decrease from the 179 average patients admitted per day in the week of Aug. 15-22, according to the TMC’s COVID-19 dashboard.