Author: Hannah Zedaker

According to the announcement, all 2020 Hurricane Harbor Splashtown season passes and pre-purchased tickets will be valid for the 2021 season.

The new location is managed by Houston resident Bruce Zacaria, who has more than two decades of experience in the industry.

Spring ISD families now have until Aug. 7 at 5 p.m. to select their students’ preferred learning option for the first grading period of the 2020-21 school year.

Located near the intersection of Champion Forest Drive and Louetta Road, Falls at Champion Forest is within walking distance of Meyer Park and is zoned to Klein ISD.

Montgomery-based Tony’s Italian Delicatessen announced via Facebook on Aug. 25 that the eatery has expanded its delivery service to Spring.

Appointments will be required and can be made by calling the Spring ISD Family and Community Engagement department at 281-891-6685.

Spring ISD will honor its summer graduates with drive-thru ceremonies Aug. 8, the district announced July 31.

Following several years of complaints from local residents and neighboring business owners, demolition began July 30 on a longtime nuisance building located on FM 1960.

Hotel amenities will include free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, an outdoor patio with a fire pit, a swimming pool and a 1,000-square-foot flexible meeting space.

Each of the 45-minute sessions will allow participants to learn more about Schoology, the district’s learning management system, which all students will be using this year to access classes and assignments.