Author: Houston - Community Impact Newspaper

The Sept. 10 town hall will include updates from recent Texas legislative sessions and highlight key priorities for the region.

Nothing Bundt Cakes officials confirmed the bakery opened on Aug. 22. 

With locations across 15 states, MilkShake Factory offers chocolate treats, such as chocolate bark and cake pops, as well as a variety of milkshakes.

Katy’s property tax rate is expected to stay the same as city officials work to finalize the fiscal year 2025-26 budget.

Katy’s property tax rate is expected to stay the same as city officials work to finalize the fiscal year 2025-26 budget.

At an Aug. 19 meeting, Sugar Land City Council authorized a $154,655 design contract with Kavi Consulting for traffic signal improvements at the intersection of Austin Parkway and Commonwealth Boulevard.

Oak Ridge North heard a proposal by D.R. Horton, an Arlington-based home construction company, about a potential 32-acre lot development for a new housing community at the Aug. 26 city council meeting.

Worthley’s Home Appliances, a family-owned appliance store, will stay in Tomball but move to a new showroom on East Main Street.

The Houston-Galveston Area Council announced the return of a campaign focused on reducing air pollution levels by providing free use of certain mass transit routes on Fridays in September.

Along with a budget approval, MISD approved the FY 2025-26 tax rate and a $500 stipend for district employees at its Aug. 25 meeting.