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Right Mentality Mental Health and Wellness provides therapy at new Sugar Land location
The practice offers individual, couples and family counseling to assist with depression, anxiety, trauma, anger management and substance use.

Costco Business Center being built in Stafford; see live music in The Woodlands and more top Houston-area news
Read the top business and community news from the Houston area from the past week.

Amazon begins rollout of statewide vaccination clinics for employees
The program, which began this week in San Marcos, gives Amazon and Whole Foods employees and contractors direct access to COVID-19 vaccinations.

Walk-ins welcome at COVID-19 vaccine clinic April 15-16 at Smart Financial Center
Haven't recieved the COVID-19 vaccine yet? Memorial Hermann is hosting a drive-thru clinic from 7 a.m.-5 p.m. in Sugar Land. No appointment necessary.

Why Texas has not yet distributed $18 billion in federal funds intended for public schools
As budget decisions loom for school districts across Texas, state leaders are holding on to federal funds intended for public schools to use in addressing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Average Houston single-family home price jumps 20% in March
The average sale price for a home in March was $370,847.

Missouri City City Council rejects proposed change to municipal employees' pay plan
The proposed change would have moved all city employees except the city manager from a minimum-median-maximum to a defined pay progression plan.

UPDATE: ERCOT call for energy conservation ends April 13 without need for power outages
An ERCOT official said "tight" supply and demand conditions arose on the state's electric grid April 13 due to forecasting issues amid planned, seasonal maintenance outages by some power generators.

Missouri City City Council begins process of calling November bond election
City staff said a bond election is necessary to fund projects related to transportaion, parks and recreation, and facilities over the next five years.

Fort Bend County to administer COVID-19 vaccinations from new Mobile Health Unit
Fort Bend County's Mobile Health Unit will administer vaccinations in portions of the county that are economically disadvantaged or lack access to transportation, County Judge KP George said.

State, federal health authorities recommend pause of Johnson & Johnson vaccine after 6 rare, severe blood clots
Hub providers in Dallas, Harris and Travis counties have all announced they will follow the recommendations and pause distribution of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

First Houston-area Costco Business Center under construction at The Grid in Stafford
Costco Business Centers, of which there are only about 15 in the country, carry different products and provide a different shopping experience to members than do traditional Costco Wholesale stores.