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Amy Dittmar, the senior vice provost at the University of Michigan, was named the new chief administrator at Rice University, according to a June 16 press release from the school’s office of public affairs. (Courtesy Brandon Martin/Rice University)
Houston
5:05 PM Jun 24, 2022 CDT
Rice University names University of Michigan administrator Amy Dittmar as the school’s new provost
Texas Central originally planned to break ground on a high-speed railway from Houston to Dallas in late 2021. The groundbreaking remains delayed. (Rendering courtesy Texas Central)
Houston
1:08 PM Jun 24, 2022 CDT
Texas Supreme Court upholds Texas Central right to eminent domain power
As drought conditions worsen in Texas's Gulf area, the city of West University Place is asking residents to conserve water. (Courtesy U.S. Drought Monitor)
Houston
1:24 PM Jun 23, 2022 CDT
West University Place issues water conservation request as drought worsens around Houston
Balloons can be stuffed with in-stock items or personalized items for any occasion. (Courtesy Bee Merry)
Houston
4:23 PM CDT
Bee Merry offers stuffed balloons to Cy-Fair community
290 Grass sells sod squares and offers tips on how to maintain a healthy lawn on its webpage. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
2:47 PM Jun 23, 2022 CDT
290 Grass relocating to Huffmeister Road in Cypress
Lone Star College-CyFair hosts various events throughout the summer, keeping families engaged in educational activities. (Mikah Boyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
1:58 PM Jun 22, 2022 CDT
Lone Star College-CyFair celebrates Shakespeare's works with performances
FedEx Ground delivers across the U.S. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
10:52 AM Jun 22, 2022 CDT
FedEx Ground expanding Cypress facility
At its June 20 meeting, the Jersey Village City Council unanimously approved raising the residential homestead exemption from 14% to 20% of the appraised value. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Houston
4:19 PM Jun 21, 2022 CDT
Jersey Village City Council increases residential homestead exemption to 20%
Text reads: Q and A with Rebecca Farrell, Program and outreach director, Central Texas National Association on Mental Illness. Included headshot of Rebecca Farrell
Houston
3:18 PM Jun 21, 2022 CDT
Q&A: NAMI Central Texas program director speaks on pandemic and mental health
Soto's Cantina temporarily closed last year due to a fire causing damage to the restaurant. (Courtesy Soto's Cantina)
Houston
2:52 PM Jun 21, 2022 CDT
Soto's Cantina reopens in Cy-Fair after fire
Jill Egan Interiors has opened a design and furnishing showroom and office. (Courtesy of Divya Pande/Jill Egan Interiors)
Houston
4:20 PM Jun 17, 2022 CDT
Custom home furnishing and designer Jill Egan Interiors opens new showroom in heart of Rice Village
City and county official celebrate Houston's winning bid to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. (Courtesy of Harris County Houston Sports Authority)
Houston
2:25 PM Jun 17, 2022 CDT
2026 FIFA World Cup: Houston's real work begins as NRG Stadium wins chance to host matches
In addition to cold-pressed juices and smoothies, the USDA-certified organic juice bar offers acai bowls, salads, sandwiches and wraps, among other healthy items. (Courtesy Clean Juice)
Houston
8:05 PM Jun 16, 2022 CDT
Clean Juice now serving organic juices, smoothies in Cypress
Artist renderings of the townhomes highlight modern design features. (Rendering courtesy The Howard Hughes Corp, and Highland Homes)
Houston
6:04 PM Jun 16, 2022 CDT
The Howard Hughes Corp. announces townhome plans for Bridgeland Central
Local nurse practitioner Corinne Copeland opened a clinic May 2 at 17920 Huffmeister Road, Ste. 300, Cypress. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
3:56 PM Jun 15, 2022 CDT
Real Nurturing Family Practice opens clinic off Huffmeister Road in Cypress
Sweetgreen serves salads, bowls and roasted vegetables with a focus on fresh and healthy dishes. (Courtesy Sweetgreen)
Houston
5:19 PM Jun 14, 2022 CDT
Sweetgreen opening new location this month in Cypress
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
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Multi-genre, pop culture festival Comicpalooza returns in July
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The Marvin Barish Right Start Program helps families connect with Jewish early childhood programs
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The Health Museum presents interactive learning experiences, including new AI exhibit
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Genuine passion for great food, customer service powers The Station Seafood Co.
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With 21 years of philanthropic efforts, The Backyard Grill serves more than good eats
Burns Original BBQ plate of food
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Kitchen United MIX offering restaurant-quality meals from more than 15 concepts in Houston
Bobby Jenkins and an ABC Home and Commercial technician. (ABC Home and Commercial)
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ABC Home and Commercial expands from pest control to offering all home services
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Next Level Urgent Care’s PRIME direct primary care model helping companies provide free health care to employees
As a collaborative effort between partners and communities, Unite Us is geared towards creating a safe and holistic experience that directly impacts people receiving and providing care.
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Unite Us’ Texas network expands to provide easy access to health and social services
Unite Texas has teams working across the state who oversee customer success, community engagement, and network health.
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6:23 PM
Unite Us connects health and social care for those in need
RESULTS FROM MORNING BREAKDOWN STORIES
With temperatures rising in the Houston area, county leaders delivered messages of warning to residents (Jishnu Nair/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Space City Weather’s Eric Berger weighs in on hurricane season, SpaceX and more
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Houston-area homebuyers face rising interest rates & Montgomery County sees health care gap
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One Safe Houston: officials consider public safety solutions
Crighton Theater in downtown Conroe could become part of a proposed cultural district that would help the city strengthen its arts and culture industry. (Jishnu Nair/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Conroe names downtown Arts District & League City votes to allow pigs as pets
Houston Methodist West Hospital broke ground on a $65 million medical office building this month. (Courtesy Houston Methodist West Hospital)
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Maternal mortality lags in Harris County & development updates across Houston
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Axiom Space breaks ground & Houston sees challenges with food insecurity
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Houston oil and gas industry recovery lags & Pearland regulates short term rentals
Photo of a sign at Bullhead Camp Cemetery
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Sugar Land 95 project progresses & Houston heads to the polls
Rendering of a high speed train on a track
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Texas Central railway awaits verdict & The Wildflower Arts & Music Festival returns
Photo of Houston City Hall
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4:30 AM
Texas Central Railway awaits verdict & Houston eyes stronger noise ordinances
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Construction is ongoing on a project to expand Community Drive to include two lanes with a continual turning lane between Hwy. 59 and Loop 494. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:50 AM
Construction nears completion on Community Drive expansion project
The project would take place from north of Hickorygate Drive to south of Otto Road. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:40 AM
Harris County Precinct 3 studying project to expand Birnam Wood Boulevard
After a debate hashing out the details of a proposed change to Pearland City Council’s ethics ordinance, council members voted unanimously to postpone the second and final reading of the item to July 11. (Andy Yanez/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
8:03 PM
Pearland City Council postpones ethics vote
Members of the Tomball Fire Department and Chief Joe Sykora (far right) break ground on Station No. 4 on June 27. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:37 PM
Tomball Fire Department, Harris County ESD 15 break ground on Station No. 4
The Oak Ridge North City Council voted to renew the city's contract with Waste Management June 27. (Kylee Haueter/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
6:53 PM
Oak Ridge North will continue contract with Waste Management
Humble ISD trustees at a special-called meeting June 27 approved an amendment to the district’s 2022-23 compensation plan that will raise the starting salaries of teachers from $61,500 to $62,100. (Wesley Gardner/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
6:30 PM
Humble ISD bumps up 2022-23 starting teacher salary to $62,100
The city of Tomball holds its annual street festival on July 4. (Courtesy city of Tomball)
Houston
5:12 PM
TO-DO LIST: 10 events in July in Tomball, Magnoli
Babylon, an ancient Persian-themed nightclub, will open July 1 at 612 Hadley St., in a space formerly occupied by the Howl at the Moon piano bar in Houston’s Midtown area. (Courtesy Dylan McEwan)
Houston
4:55 PM
Babylon nightclub to open at former Howl at the Moon space in Midtown
Seven board members stand underneath a sign reading Friendswood ISD.
Houston
4:23 PM
Trustees approve salary increases for Friendswood ISD employees
New Caney ISD Superintendent Matt Calvert reviewed several existing and proposed initiatives aimed at increasing school safety for students and staff members at the district’s June 20 board of trustees meeting. (Kelly Schafler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
3:25 PM
New Caney ISD reviews school safety protocols before 2022-23 school year