Archive for October, 2009

Hannah Giles – the journalist who portrayed a prostitute in an undercover investigation showing employee misconduct within The Association of Community Organizations for

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The Sugar Land Mediterranean Festival benefiting the Literary Council of Fort Bend County begins today and runs through the weekend.

There was only one speaker at Sugar Land’s last public hearing regarding the tax rate, and while the

Rosenberg Fire Chief Kathy Hutchens has announced that Texas Roadhouse at Brazos Town Center will host a community fundraiser luncheon for the Fire Department from

Dwight Marshall, Fort Bend County’s Veteran Services Officer, was recently awarded the Annual Veterans County Service Officer Appreciation Award by the Texas Veterans

Lamar Consolidated Independent School District’s Ray Elementary has been added to the Texas Education Agency’s Best Practices Clearinghouse. The Best Practices Clearinghouse is a

Rosenberg Explorer Post #2120 participated last weekend in the 2009 Alamo Area Law Enforcement Competition held at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church

With the for sale sign still up on the land in Sienna Plantation that was formerly owned by Christus Health Systems, UT Physicians

Drug Agents from the Fort Bend County Narcotics Task Force have seized 154 lbs. of cocaine from a tractor trailer stopped at U.S.

The Sugar Land Rotary has scheduled their annual Sugar Land Rotary Veterans Day Celebration from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Nov. 11 at Sweetwater Country

Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital has expanded its Maternal-Fetal Medicine Clinic to two days per week to meet the demand for testing and