Author: Jake Magee

The Turner Street and Butler Road reconstruction project, split into two phases, will improve the roadways of Turner Street as well as Butler Road.

One of League City’s water facilities is set to double in capacity, and League City City Council members will consider hiring a consultant for over $6 million to help design the new facility.

Black Rock Coffee Bar, which has locations at 11930 Broadway St., Ste. 110, Pearland, and 702 Bay Area Blvd., Webster, is celebrating its 15-year anniversary throughout August.

Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside is undergoing temporary closures throughout August.

On Oct. 6, contractors officially finished widening El Dorado Boulevard between Clear Lake City Boulevard and Horsepen Bayou from two to four 12-foot-wide lanes with a raised median. However, months later, issues still linger.

To expand and innovate, Galveston Bay Brewing relocated this spring from Dickinson to Clear Lake Shores, and co-owner Joel Purdom hopes the business will continue to listen and respond to customers.

Solicitors and peddlers in League City will likely soon have tighter restrictions, including having to pass an online training course before being granted a permit to solicit.

Seniors may see some savings on their tax bills to League City this year, and council members are trying to ensure younger families feel some relief, too.

League City officials will apply for a $750,000 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department grant to create Bay Colony Park, but some League City City Council members expressed concerns with the overall project, including its overall price and location.

The League City Recycling Center at 1535 Dickinson Ave., League City, closed June 23.