Author: Houston - Community Impact Newspaper

A Stage 1 drought is when the city’s water consumption exceeds 60% of production capacity for three consecutive days.

Over its 40 years, the nonprofit has built ramps for over 30,000 recipients with the help of over 3,500 volunteers.

Veteran- and woman-owned business Patriot Paws Mobile Imaging is now serving Montgomery County and parts of Harris County, officials said.

The neighborhood bar in Memorial is planning to open a second location off Bissonet St., according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. 

The city campus bond follows nearly 40 years of work toward a new facility, which faced roadblocks such as voter disapproval over the years.

The Houston Parks Board celebrated its annual luncheon Oct. 14 outside the George R. Brown Convention Center. The afternoon program included a farewell to outgoing president and CEO Beth White, as well as the announcement of her successor.

In an Oct. 13 news release, officials with Radom Capital announced that Merit Coffee and Escalante’s will be the first two restaurant tenants to be located inside the historic Swift Building development.

The Houston Parks Board celebrated its annual luncheon Oct. 14 outside the George R. Brown Convention Center. The afternoon program included a farewell to outgoing president and CEO Beth White, as well as the announcement of her successor.

The move follows several years of delays, rising costs due to inflation and concerns regarding the ability to complete flood mitigation projects countywide.

From dinner parties and nonprofit fundraisers to fall festivals and Halloween bashes, here are eight events going on in the Katy and Fulshear areas from Oct. 18 to Nov. 8.