The project will be funded by a $72,000 donation from LID No. 2, which was approved at a Feb. 1 meeting. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
The project will be funded by a $72,000 donation from LID No. 2, which was approved at a Feb. 1 meeting. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Fort Bend County Levee Improvement District No. 2 agreed to plant 66 native trees and remove 40 trees in poor condition at First Colony Park during its Ditch A widening project. The project will be funded by a $72,000 donation from LID No. 2, which was approved at a Feb. 1 meeting.
Laura joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2020 after a few years in the public relations industry. Laura graduated from Texas State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Originally from North Texas, Laura relocated to Houston after spending three years in Pacific Northwest. Previously, she interned with two radio stations in Central Texas and held the role of features editor at the San Marcos Daily Record. Laura writes about local government, development, transportation, education, real estate and small businesses in these communities.
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