Author: Houston - Community Impact Newspaper

The Woodlands Family YMCA Bright Life Program is celebrating 15 years serving teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, an Aug. 18 release said.

A number of cities and counties could soon begin pitching in a total of $3 million for the second phase of a study related to a number of large flood projects set to be built in the region.

Previously located in League City, the gym is known for its competitive gymnastics teams, after-school programs and summer camps. 

The Oaks at Fulshear Junction, a modern office condominium complex, is set to break ground by the end of 2025, promising to bring professional and medical office space to one of the fastest-growing areas in Fort Bend County, said Chief Executive Of…

According to an Aug. 14 news release, the UH College of Education will offer three new ABA-focused programs this fall designed to prepare students and working professionals to enter, or advance in, the field of behavioral health.

In 2021, Dr. Jacinta Anyaoku founded Hibiscus Aesthetics and Wellness as a primary care practice, and has now transitioned the business to offer only aesthetic treatments.

A land swap first envisioned in 2023 has neared completion with the unveiling of the Kevin Brady Library and Community Center in the Grogan’s Mill Village Center.

The Sugar Land Police Department will see building improvements following the voter-approved November 2024 bond.

The Sugar Land Police Department will see building improvements following the voter-approved November 2024 bond.

The Sugar Land Police Department will see building improvements following the voter-approved November 2024 bond.