Archive for May, 2010
Missouri City Negotiates $7.3 Million Settlement For Quail Valley Golf Property
Missouri City council members have accepted a negotiation with Quail Valley Country Club, L.P to pay $7.375 million for the purchase of the 390-acre Quail Valley golf property. The parties were scheduled to begin a trial today after several postponements. …
Missouri City Honors Two Companies For “Green” Contributions
Apache Corporation and CenterPoint Energy are recipients of Missouri City’s “Golden Tree” awards for their significant “green” contributions to the City. Urban Forester Paul Wierzbicki presented the awards
Rosenberg Urging Community To Support Veterans This Memorial Day Weekend
The City of Rosenberg has proclaimed May 28 and May 29 as “Buddy Poppy Days,” recognizing the merits of the 88 year-long Veterans of Foreign Wars program and
14-Year-Old Among Four Arrested For Home Burglary
With help from an alert neighbor, Missouri City police arrested four yesterday for the burglary of a home and believe the group may be responsible for another burglary
Gas Prices Drop For Second Straight Week
Average retail gasoline prices in Fort Bend County have dropped 5.8 cents per gallon in the past week, marking the second straight week in which gas prices have
Sugar Land Middle School Student Robbed
A 15-year-old Sugar Land Middle School student was robbed around 4:39 p.m. Friday. The victim was walking in the 300 block of Seventh Street when he was assaulted by
FBISD’s Reading Recovery/Descubriendo la Lectura Hosts Graduation Ceremony For Training Class Participants
To celebrate completion of the 2009-2010 Reading Recovery training class, 10 Fort Bend Independent School District teachers, representing nine elementary schools, recently took part in a graduation ceremony,
Founders Bank Names Petrosewicz As Advisory Director
Sugar Land’s Founders Bank has named Fort Bend businessman Thomas J. Petrosewicz to its board of directors. He will serve as an advisory member. Petrosewicz is a certified public
Sugar Land 101 Class of 2010 Graduates Recognized
Sugar Land City Council recently recognized 27 graduates of Sugar Land 101. [caption id="attachment_45793" align="alignright" width="285" caption="Pictured with Mayor James Thompson (front row, far right) are graduates of Sugar
Volunteer Fort Bend Looking For Volunteers To Assist Children In Need
Volunteer Fort Bend is looking for people who are interested in helping local civic and nonprofit organizations. Here are some current needs: Assist children in need You’ll help children in the
Deputy Scheduled For Surgery After Bank Robbery Suspect Opens Fire With AK-47 Assault Rifle
A Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office deputy is scheduled for surgery today after a bank robbery suspects opened fire with an AK-47 assault rifle on officers while fleeing
Richmond Police To Issue ‘Information Tickets’ In Effort To Decrease Car Burglaries
Richmond residents may soon find a ticket on their windshield – one that carries no fine, but will grade the resident on how burglar-proof they left their vehicle. The
LCISD Hires Directors Of Research And Accountability, Special Education
Lamar Consolidated Independent School District’s Board of Trustees has hired two new district-wide directors.. Brian Moore will be the district’s new director of research and accountability, and Megan Whitley
