Archive for April, 2011

Atos Origin, Inc. has chosen Sugar Land for the location of its North American headquarters.  The company — an international information technology services provider — will bring a

The City of Rosenberg held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new walking trail at Travis Park yesterday. Members of the city council, Rosenberg Development Corporation, and Rosenberg Parks

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Jessica D. Brown has joined the City of Sugar Land as tourism and marketing manager to oversee its new tourism marketing pilot program.    Brown has in-depth

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Following Katy ISD Superintendent Alton Frailey’s letter to students in the wake of last week’s protest demonstrations over teacher layoffs, one Taylor High School freshman has penned a

A private security guard was shot and killed in Fort Bend County shortly after midnight today during a major theft of construction materials in Fort Bend County. According to

Missouri City council candidates have filed their 30-day campaign finance reports, and District D candidate Floyd Emery leads in campaign contributions, reporting $8,510. He has spent $6,135. Emery will

A 21-year-old Missouri City man has been sentenced to 21 years in prison after a gang-related shooting following an altercation at an Elkins High School football game. [caption id="attachment_51454"

 Fort Bend ISD students, in grades K-12, will take part in National Lab Day May 11. National Lab Day is a nationwide initiative to build local communities of

Four companies that “consistently demonstrate their commitment to improving the environment” were recognized at the April 18 City Council meeting with Missouri City’s 2011 Golden Tree Award. [caption id="attachment_51448"

The 7-year-old boy who died this morning in a single car accident on the Fort Bend County Parkway has been identified as Grant Lee Briers, a Missouri City