Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
May 27, 2024 – A sweeping line of sand deposited by the early May 2024 flood has left Kings Harbor harborless. Kings Harbor is one of Kingwood’s most popular destinations for eating out – whether you arrive by car, foot or boat. The lakefront side of restaurant row is now shut in by sand collecting […]
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Read MoreBelow is a quick digest of six flood-related stories affecting the Lake Houston Area. Dredging is a Slow Go Mechanical dredgers are slowly working their way through the channel south of Royal Shores. It connects the East and West Forks of the San Jacinto. Without dredging, the dredging equipment itself would not be able to […]
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Read MoreAfter a year of canceled celebrations, subdued replacements and small holiday gatherings, America is coming together and Midway’s innovative mixed-use developments will be at the heart of that initiative in several Texas communities. Midway found ways …
Read MoreIt’s a waterfront destination that offers so much, from welcoming and stylish residences, premier office spaces, excellent restaurants and shopping that never ends. Its exclusive location — on Lake Houston — affords captivating views that attract…
Read MoreFrom construction developments to political developments, here’s your January digest of ten stories that could affect flooding or flood mitigation in the Lake Houston Area. 1. New Caney ISD High School #3 This site is located between Sorters-McClellan Road and US59 south of the HCA Kingwood Medical Center. New Caney ISD is building a new […]
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