Archive for July, 2009

Volunteer Fort Bend is looking for people who are interested in helping local civic and nonprofit organizations.  Here are some current needs:

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Richmond firefighters, called to the scene of a burning van early Monday, discovered human remains inside the vehicle after putting out the fire. Richmond Police Sgt. Lowell Neinast said

A move to increase the Fulshear mayor’s purchasing authority fell short of approval during this week’s city council meeting. Currently, the mayor can make purchases of up to $5,000;

Two women employed at a McDonald's restaurant near Greatwood apparently have been fired after an altercation with a male customer who says they assaulted him. The women, both 18,

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A Fort Bend County Sheriff's investigator has been hospitalized after an attempt to serve a warrant on a Houston man turned violent. Investigator Aramis Gonzales had arrived at a

Needville's Creekside Christian Fellowship will celebrate its fifth anniversary on Sunday, Aug. 30, and is inviting the community to attend the event. The day's festivities will include a special

An Humble woman, apparently upset over a recent break-up with her Missouri City boyfriend, drove to his home, put on a pair of brass knuckles and punched

Two young men were beaten and robbed Thursday afternoon while walking in Missouri City near the intersection of Whispering Pine and Thornbrook, according to a police report. The two

The Fort Bend Independent School District Board of Trustees is inviting the community to attend an Aug. 4 presentation about plans to improve student achievement. Those plans involve a

A mother whose son told police he was assaulted by two female McDonald's employees hopes sensationalism surrounding the case can be brought to an end so it can