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Designs for City Hall's vacant 14,000 square foot first floor were presented to the City Council at a Jan. 26 workshop. (Rendering courtesy City of Conroe and Johnson Design Group)
Houston
2:11 PM Feb 18, 2022 CST
Council considering design concepts for vacant first floor of Conroe City Hall
Building is ongoing at Bluejack National, a 767-acre luxury residential and golf community on FM 1486 in Montgomery. (Courtesy Bluejack National)
Houston
7:16 PM Feb 17, 2022 CST
Thousands of acres under development for residential, commercial uses along FM 1486 in Montgomery area
Seven candidates are running in the Democratic primary for Texas House District 147 this March. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
5:17 PM Feb 20, 2022 CST
Q&A: Get to know the Democratic candidates running for Texas House District 147 in March primaries
Traffic backs up at a busy intersection at Bagby and Gray streets in Midtown on a Saturday night. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
10:14 AM Feb 8, 2022 CST
Midtown parking proposals could reshape Houston hot spot
The Health Museum's picnic and bike ride event is one of many taking place in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose this month. (Courtesy The Health Museum)
Houston
11:26 AM Feb 7, 2022 CST
Beef, beer and bike rides: 10 events to check out this month in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas
The METRO board of directors approved the purchase of 20 electric buses at the Nov. 18 board meeting, as previously reported by Community Impact Newspaper. (Courtesy METRO)
Houston
5:15 PM Jan 31, 2022 CST
The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County aims to 'set a standard' for sustainability
The Ashland Street reconstruction project is expected to come to an end this winter. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
1:19 PM Jan 25, 2022 CST
Ashland Street construction expected to end this winter
Lake Conroe shore near the San Jacinto River Authority
Houston
6:54 PM Jan 20, 2022 CST
City of Houston approves lake-lowering plans for Lake Conroe, Lake Houston
The 2,000-square-foot space at 2625 Colquitt St., Houston, will open Jan. 22. (Courtesy Tatum Dodd)
Houston
4:43 PM Jan 12, 2022 CST
Christopher Martin Gallery to open Jan. 22 in Upper Kirby with rotating artist spotlights
The city of Houston is expanding a pilot program is several neighborhoods that is designed to provide instant alerts to police officers when gunshots are fired. (Screenshot courtesy HTV)
Houston
3:40 PM Jan 6, 2022 CST
Houston puts $3.5M toward expansion of gunfire detection program
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and developer Radom Capital are partnering on a new residency program that officials said will bring together 25 merchants, chefs and wellness concepts to the Montrose Collective development in Houston. (Courtesy Contemporary Arts Museum Houston)
Houston
7:00 PM Jan 3, 2022 CST
Art museum, developer partner on new artist-in-residency program at Montrose Collective
The Army Corps of Engineers Galveston District announced in December a schedule extension and funding boost for an ongoing study into how to address flooding on Buffalo Bayou. (Staff photo/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:13 AM Dec 28, 2021 CST
Tunnel back in consideration as Army Corps extends study of flood projects on Buffalo Bayou
Work is moving along on schedule on a transformative 100-acre land bridge project connecting the northern and southern portions of Memorial Park in Houston. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:53 PM Dec 20, 2021 CST
New alignment of Memorial Drive slated for opening in February as work on land bridge progresses
A rendering shows an updated streetscape envisioned with the reconstruction of Shepherd and Durham drives inside the Loop. (Courtesy Memorial Heights TIRZ)
Houston
1:16 PM Dec 6, 2021 CST
Ground breaks on Shepherd Drive, Durham Drive improvement project in the Heights
The Houston Chamber Choir, under the direction of Robert Simpson, presents “Candlelight Christmas.” (Courtesy Houston Chamber Choir)
Houston
11:27 PM Dec 5, 2021 CST
7 events to check out this month in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas
State Rep. Garnet Coleman, D-Houston, who represents District 147 in the Texas House of Representatives, announced Nov. 18 that he will not seek re-election after serving for more than 30 years in the district. (Courtesy Garnet Coleman)
Houston
2:59 PM Nov 19, 2021 CST
Longtime state Rep. Garnet Coleman not seeking re-election
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Residents gather in a public space at an affordable housing community run by the nonprofit New Hope Housing in Houston. New Hope has ambitions to build between two and three new communities per year over the next few years, but rising costs of construction materials and land have made it hard to builders to deliver and maintain affordable units. (Courtesy New Hope Housing)
Houston
10:07 AM
Rising rents, costs put strain on affordable housing in Houston
These transportation updates were published in Katy's June 22 print edition. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Houston
5:07 PM
Katy transportation updates: First Street reconstruction, Harris County Precinct 4 Tollways to Trailways projects
Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks during the unveiling of the State of San Antonio's Tech Industry economic effect study June 29 at Tech Port Center and Arena. (Courtesy Tech Bloc)
San Antonio
2:14 PM
Report: San Antonio’s technology industry continues growth
The road improvements to West Dallas Street and Mandell Street were announced during a June 27 Montrose Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone meeting. Construction could start as early as summer 2023. (Screenshot Google Maps)
Houston
11:58 AM
Mandell, West Dallas streets among latest Montrose areas proposed for bike, pedestrian improvements
Health care advocates in Texas and Houston said they are worried about what could happen when a provision freezing Medicaid unenrollment ends and millions of people have their safety nets put into jeopardy. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
12:16 PM
Looming end of Medicaid unenrollment freeze sounds alarms
Following the passage of Senate Bill 1, roughly 14.2% of mail-in ballots sent in statewide during the March 1 primary election were rejected, up from less than 1% in the 2020 presidential election, according to Texas Secretary of State data. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:25 AM
Mail-in ballot rejections surge since Senate Bill 1’s passage
Construction will begin on the project this summer and is anticipated to be completed by summer 2024. (Courtesy Engage Houston)
Houston
6:18 PM
Construction to begin this summer on water line project spanning parts of Midtown, Montrose
Lone Star College-CyFair hosts various events throughout the summer, keeping families engaged in educational activities. (Mikah Boyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
11:51 AM
Lone Star College-CyFair celebrates Shakespeare's works with performances
Texas has been working to address its higher-than-average rates of maternal mortality and morbidity for several years. These rates continue to climb across the U.S., and experts said Black women and women who have babies later in life face the highest risks of complications in pregnancy and childbirth. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:45 AM
Maternal mortality rates on the rise in Harris County
The city of Katy is halfway through the phases of the 2040 comprehensive plan. These are Kendig Keast's findings on the "existing city" and next steps for the plan. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
5:04 PM
Katy enters 'future city' phase of 2040 comprehensive plan