Missed any of our articles from last week? Take a look at what you might have missed from Community Impact’s coverage areas in Houston from Aug. 14-18.
Missouri City residents urged to restrict lawn watering
Effective Aug. 14, residents in a collection of designated areas within the city are requested to limit their lawn watering to once a week until further notice.
Read the full story by Reporter Joe Edwards.
203-unit low-income apartment complex Oakwood Trails coming to Louetta Road in Spring
The 4% tax credit application apartment complex will be available for seniors age 62 and older. Oakwood Trails will have 203 units with one- and two-bedroom apartments for rent for $1,003-$1,206 per month.
Read more by Reporter Emily Lincke.
Conroe, Montgomery, Willis among Texas schools facing financial struggles
School districts across Texas, including Conroe, Montgomery and Willis ISDs, are facing budgetary issues and waiting to see if help might come as the state prepares to enter another possible legislative session in October.
Read more by Editor Anna Lotz, Reporter James T. Norman and Reporter Cassandra Jenkins.
Egret Bay Boulevard lane closures incoming
Egret Bay Boulevard, also known as FM 270, will undergo lane closures beginning Aug. 28 to allow for the installation of a 36-inch water line. The work will occur southeast of NASA Parkway and northwest of Main Street and last until early November.
Read the full story by Editor Jake Magee.
Fort Bend County calls $712M mobility bond for November election
Fort Bend County Commissioners Court officially called a historic $712.6 million bond alongside a separate $153 million parks and facilities package to appear on ballots Nov. 7.
Read the full story by Editor Daniel Weeks.
