Author: Kelly Schafler

The Lake Houston Family YMCA opened Feb. 19 as a warming center for one day.

The filing period for the May election ended at 5 p.m. Feb. 12.

School board members are volunteers who serve the community without pay for four-year terms.

The greenway will feature hike and bike trails, seating areas and native flora.

The city will accept applications from qualified Humble residents Feb. 12-18 before appointing a candidate to the position.

The San Jacinto River Authority has been awarded almost $1.4 million in state funding to move forward on three studies that could help protect the region from future flood events.

Originally, three positions were up for election in May: Place 1, Place 2 and the mayoral seat.

Humble ISD officials estimate the district can take out a future $500 million bond referendum without raising the district’s property tax rate.

The $1 billion state deficit has made some school districts and education advocates fearful of potential budget cuts.

In 2021, the developer plans to open new restaurants and retail, increase tourism and attract tenants to expand Generation Park’s job offerings.