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Early voting for the November election, when voters will choose candidates for national, state and local positions, begins Oct. 13. Election Day is Nov. 3. (Community Impact staff)
Houston
11:30 AM Oct 12, 2020 CDT
Q&A with Democrat L. Sarah DeMerchant, Republican Jacey Jetton—candidates for Texas House District 26
Missouri City will run a $1.5 million small-business grant program using money from the federal CARES Act. (Courtesy Pexel)
Houston
4:27 PM Oct 6, 2020 CDT
Missouri City approves plan to spend $4.1 million in CARES Act funding
Here are the candidates running for Pearland City Council Position 7. (Community Impact staff)
Houston
11:47 AM Oct 2, 2020 CDT
Election Q&A: Pearland City Council Position 7 candidates
With its $4.1 million of CARES Act funding, Missouri City is proposing a small business grant program and a mortgage, rental and utilities assistance program. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:50 PM Sep 9, 2020 CDT
Missouri City City Council presents survey results, proposes priorities for COVID-19 aid spending
Federal coronavirus funding will be used in Missouri City to establish a rent and utilities assistance program. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
5:35 PM Aug 4, 2020 CDT
Missouri City to spend $2.3 million on coronavirus relief, including rental assistance, small-business grants
Missouri City City Council will discuss the street naming and renaming process, how to spend federal coronavirus funding and the upcoming year's budget during its Aug. 3 meetings. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
3:57 PM Jul 31, 2020 CDT
Missouri City City Council to address street names, consider authorizing coronavirus response spending and more at Aug. 3 meeting
Pearland City Council gave direction on potential allocation of CARES Act money at the June 8 meeting. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Houston
4:05 PM Jun 12, 2020 CDT
Pearland City Council discusses uses for CARES Act allocations
The Paycheck Protection Program was established by the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act—which was signed by President Donald Trump at the end of March. While the first round of funding for the program has run out, Trump signed into law a second infusion of $310 billion into the program April 24. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Houston
4:54 PM Apr 24, 2020 CDT
Sugar Land-Missouri City business community navigates SBA loans amid coronavirus pandemic
The Sugar Land Regional Airport will receive $157,000 in federal funding from the government as airports have been hit hard by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. (Beth Marshall/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:33 AM Apr 23, 2020 CDT
Sugar Land Regional Airport to receive $157K in federal relief funding
Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels has served 100 new clients since the coronavirus pandemic began and is continuing to add more. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
11:31 AM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels adjusts to serving community during pandemic
Both Painting with a Twist and Pinot's Palette in Sugar Land are offering take-home paint kits. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
12:12 PM Apr 13, 2020 CDT
TO-DO LIST: Virtual, social distancing-approved activities in Sugar Land and Missouri City, April 13-19
The $2 trillion federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act—also known as the CARES Act—provides millions of dollars in relief to small businesses nationwide. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
1:36 PM Apr 3, 2020 CDT
Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce shares information about small-business relief programs
Many renters in the Greater Houston area may be faced with struggles paying rent amid the coronavirus outbreak. There are local resources located throughout the region that can help. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
2:40 PM Apr 2, 2020 CDT
Struggling to pay April rent? Here are some resources in the Greater Houston area
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Houston
4:00 PM
Houston will spend $4.1 million from CARES Act to rein in rising crime rate
Tammy Mahan started as LifePath Systems' CEO in February. (Courtesy LifePath Systems; Designed by Chelsea Peters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Dallas - Fort Worth
12:00 PM
Q&A: LifePath Systems CEO Tammy Mahan speaks on caring for Collin County during COVID-19
The Chandler Chamber of Commerce and the city of Chandler are teaming up to help businesses. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Phoenix
10:30 AM
Chandler Chamber of Commerce to distribute personal protective equipment to city's businesses
New Braunfels City Council voted to create a plan to allocate nearly $1 million of the city's CARES Act funding. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Austin
6:00 PM
New Braunfels officials pursue creation of plan for nearly $1 million of its CARES Act funding
Early voting for the November election, when voters will choose candidates for national, state and local positions, begins Oct. 13. Election Day is Nov. 3. (Community Impact staff)
Houston
11:30 AM
Q&A with Democrat L. Sarah DeMerchant, Republican Jacey Jetton—candidates for Texas House District 26
Missouri City will run a $1.5 million small-business grant program using money from the federal CARES Act. (Courtesy Pexel)
Houston
2:45 PM
Missouri City approves plan to spend $4.1 million in CARES Act funding
Williamson County has allocated $12 million to aid area schools with coronavirus-related expenses. (Ali Linan/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:45 AM
Williamson County allocates $12M to aid area schools with coronavirus expenses
Collin County commissioners voted unanimously Oct. 5 to increase the budget for the county small business grant program. (Screenshot courtesy of Collin County)
Dallas - Fort Worth
4:45 PM
Collin County increasing budget to help small businesses with grant program
Painted Tree will be divided into several districts, including the Village District, pictured here. (Rendering courtesy Oxland Advisors)
Dallas - Fort Worth
7:00 AM
3,400 homes coming to McKinney and more popular DFW news from the week
Pictured here is a concert at the Mohawk on Red River Street. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:15 PM
Austin City Council finds $15 million to lighten pandemic pain on music venues, child care, legacy businesses