Author: Jack Dowling

Sugar Land residents with aspirations of being a city planner can now practice balancing the city’s general fund with its new budget simulator.

Sugar Land residents are now eligible to register for the Great Homes program, a pilot initiative that the city said empowers Sugar Land homeowners to invest in their community by preserving, protecting and enhancing their neighborhoods.

Missouri City Council meetings may be starting earlier, according to an ordinance discussed and preliminarily approved during a City Council meeting on Feb. 6.

Laser cut and interior design space AALVO is opening its first storefront in March.

Sugar Land-based Aneste Properties celebrated its first year in business in January.

The city of Sugar Land has broken ground on a $3.3 million trail and bridges project. The First Colony Trail and Pedestrian Bridges Project is part of the 2013 Parks Bond program.

As of a ribbon-cutting event in Sugar Land on Jan. 31, the city of Sugar Land has officially completed a $1.9 million drainage improvement project for the Greatwood Village neighborhood.

Salad and Go, an Arizona-based healthy-living drive-thru, is set to open its Sugar Land location by fall of this year.

With a promise to provide free high-speed internet infrastructure, New Jersey-based SiFi Networks threw its hat into the metaphorical ring during a City Council meeting in Sugar Land on Jan. 24.

Country living was the primary concern of the 30 or so residents that attended a Sugar Land town hall meeting Jan. 24 regarding the development of an activity center in the historic Imperial Sugar district by PUMA development.