Author: Hannah Zedaker

Incumbent David Pierce will face challenger Linda Greenan for Humble City Council Place 5 in the upcoming May 7 local elections.

The Willowbrook Plaza shopping center will soon debut a new look following $30 million in renovations and the addition of eight new tenants, officials with property owner MGold Properties announced in a news release April 5.

The restaurant offers Tex-Mex staples, such as fajitas, enchiladas, tacos, burritos and tamales as well an extensive drink menu of flavored margaritas, mojitos, martinis and daiquiris in addition to beer and wine.

The Humble Cemetery will soon be getting a facelift following the unanimous approval of a nearly $10,000 general services agreement between the city of Humble and Texas Cemetery Restoration LLC.

This will be the first location outside of Nevada for the Las Vegas-based eatery with a second Texas location planned to open this spring in Sugar Land.

Following an emergency closure beginning at 9 a.m. March 23, the I-45 southbound exit ramp to FM 1960 and the southbound I-45 frontage road at Cypresswood Drive/Holzwarth Road will be closed indefinitely.

The fate of 34.7 acres of property within the city of Humble remains unclear after Humble City Council members unanimously denied a variance request made by the property owners—Barefoot RV Park, LLC—at the March 24 city council meeting.

Six of the Spring area’s nine ZIP codes experienced an increase in the number of homes sold in January compared to January 2021, while ZIP codes 77069, 77090 and 77379 experienced a drop.

Located near the intersection of Hwy. 249 and Hargrave Road, Highland Timbers features 183 single-family homes and is zoned to Cy-Fair ISD schools.

According to Lead Pastor Marty Burroughs, Phase 1 will include a new sanctuary and foyer area; Phase 2 will include a new nursery area for children ages 5 and younger; and Phase 3 will include the new Kid’s Church area for children ages 6-11.