Archive for June, 2009

Texas Gov. Rick Perry has extended Fort Bend County's disaster declaration signed Tuesday, banning the sale and use of aerial fireworks through July 6 at 7 a.m. The ban

[caption id="attachment_38739" align="alignnone" width="285" caption="FACING THE HEAT - Fort Bend County is experiencing moderate drought after days of no rain and highs in the upper 90s or above,

Fort Bend County's health director is warning people without air conditioning to spend time in public facilities that are cooled, to avoid serious health problems caused by the

Richard Torres, Fort Bend Independent School District's embattled transportation director, has resigned from his post. A district spokeswoman said Torres has been replaced by transportation department employee James Hoss,

Only hours after commissioners court imposed a burn ban, County Judge Robert Hebert also signed a Disaster Declaration for Threat of Wildfires Proclamation for

Moms and their sons will have a chance to transform into their favorite costumed crime fighters during Missouri City’s second annual “Super Hero Lunch.”

As a part of an ongoing effort to enhance the Sugar Land’s ability to serve all segments of the community, a half-day

During the 2009-`10 school year, Dulles Middle School students will be given the opportunity to prepare for high school level math and science

Weeks of clear, dry weather have created conditions that could lead to a drought and an increased danger of fires, and with

The Houston Community College Southwest College Fine Arts Department will present the musical “Godspell” June 26 through June 28, June 30, July 1-3

To help area seniors cope with the high temperatures this summer, Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels is making a plea to the

A county-wide burn ban designed in part to prevent the discharge of fireworks will nonetheless not put a damper on the City of Sugar Land's plans to host