Archive for July, 2011
Global Studies Academy new name of FBISD program
By Elsa Maxey Fort Bend ISD’s Global Languages Academy is no more. That’s not to say it does not exist, but rather, the name of the program has been changed to Global Studies Academy and it will be a little bit different. The rationale behind the change stems from a review of other academy models …
Three busted after home invasion in Seven Meadows
By LeaAnne Klentzman
Three Katy-area men were arrested by Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office deputies following a home invasion robbery early Tuesday morning (yesterday) in the Seven Meadows subdivision
Richmond Fire Dept. reaches out to young people
The Richmond Fire Department reaches out to young people by way of the Internet, get up to date fire safety message for young people. Many children are familiar
Sugar Land Police to hold second ‘Child ID’ event on Aug. 20
The Sugar Land Police Department will continue its efforts next month to give local children ID cards intended to help find them if they go
Missouri City to host ‘Healthy Family Fun Day’
Missouri City’s “Healthy Family Fun Day” will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 30, at Hunters Glen
Sugar Land’s Imperial Park Recreation Center is open for business
The city of Sugar Land has scheduled a grand opening of the Imperial Park Recreation Center, 234 Matlage Way, for the community on Saturday, July 30, from noon to 4
Most of Texas Coast Under Tropical Storm Watch As Don Moves Into Gulf Of Mexico
A tropical storm watch is now in effect for much of the Texas coast as Tropical Storm Don continues to trek through the southern and central Gulf of
Sugar Land’s Dulles Avenue closed while storm sewer is built
Starting Wednesday, July 27, one northbound lane of Dulles Avenue in Sugar Land will be
Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce to host 82nd Legislative Update: The Infrastructure Impact with Commissioner Andy Meyers
The Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce will host an 82nd Legislative Update: The Infrastructure Impact on Thursday, August 4,
Missouri City forester taking steps to care for green spaces during the drought
As Texas struggles with a severe drought that has impacted green areas statewide, Missouri City’s Forester Paul Wierzbicki has outlined a strategy to help protect trees and plants from the extreme
