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Jeff Armstong first joined Doug’s Barber Shop in 2002. He returned in 2012 and eventually became its owner in 2014. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)

Heights | River Oaks | Montrose

Heights barber shop carries on legacy of beloved owner

Doug Dreher may have died in 2020, but his legacy lives on in his namesake barbershop on East 11th Street in the Heights, where the walls are adorned with pieces of his life.

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Jessica Prior runs Lankford with her husband, Paul, who is not pictured, and General Manager Nathan Wolfshohl (left). (Ilana Williams/Community Impact Newspaper)

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Published 5:50 AM | Apr 18, 2022 CDT

Klik & Mortar carves niche as ‘one-stop shop’ in Plano

Shavano Park city leaders hosted a March 23 public meeting about the town's proposed $10 million road improvement bond issue. Voters will consider the proposal in the May 7 election. (Edmond Ortiz/Community Impact Newspaper)

Published 7:00 AM | Apr 2, 2022 CDT

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AutumnGrove Cottages at Katy provide senior living care. (Courtesy AutumnGrove Cottages at Katy)

Published 10:10 AM | Mar 4, 2022 CST

GUIDE: 27 senior living locations in Katy

Owner Darla Denton said Devin Designs Flowers shares its name with her daughter, Devin. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact Newspaper)

Published 10:20 AM | Feb 5, 2022 CST

Devin Designs Flowers in Grapevine specializes in custom arrangements

Partnership Lake Houston officials selected Lance LaCour as the organization's president and CEO following the departure of former CEO Jenna Armstrong in November. (Courtesy Fotolia)

Published 3:47 PM | Jan 21, 2022 CST

Partnership Lake Houston names Lance LaCour president, CEO

Published 11:26 AM | Jan 18, 2022 CST

State Farm Neighborhood Assist program to offer $25K grants for nonprofits

Lance LaCour took over as Partnership Lake Houston’s president of economic development on Nov. 1. (Courtesy Lance LaCour)

Published 8:10 AM | Jan 1, 2022 CST

Q&A: Get to know Lance LaCour, the new president of economic development for Partnership Lake Houston

Mark Mitchell, former Partnership Lake Houston chief economic development officer, and CEO Jenna Armstrong helped forge the agreement between Lake Houston Area Chamber of Commerce and Lake Houston Area Economic Development Partnership to combine the two entities into Partnership Lake Houston in October 2020. (Courtesy Partnership Lake Houston)

Published 1:21 PM | Nov 17, 2021 CST