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From serving children with autism to empowering employees through apprenticeships to feeding the community during the pandemic, Community Impact Newspaper featured these three Sugar Land and Missouri City nonprofits in our print editions this past year. (Courtesy Sheena Abraham, Second Mile Mission Center)
Houston
12:35 PM Dec 28, 2020 CST
2020 roundup: 3 nonprofits serving the Sugar Land, Missouri City community
United Way of Greater Houston has answered more than 132,078 COVID-19-related calls to its 211 helpline. More than 10,000 calls have come from Fort Bend County residents. (Community Impact staff)
Houston
4:55 PM Nov 4, 2020 CST
Sugar Land, Missouri City-area nonprofits adjust to meet increased demand
As the coronavirus pandemic and the economic downturn that resulted from it stretch past the six-month mark, mental health professionals in the Sugar Land and Missouri City area have seen an increase in anxiety, depression and substance use. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:46 AM Oct 15, 2020 CDT
Sugar Land, Missouri City-area mental health providers see anxiety, depression levels rise
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
1:13 PM Oct 8, 2020 CDT
Election Q&A: Sugar Land City Council At-Large Position 1 candidates Taylor Landin and William Ferguson
Early voting for the November election, when voters will choose candidates for national, statewide and local positions, begins Oct. 13. Election Day is Nov. 3. (Graphic by Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
4:45 AM Oct 7, 2020 CDT
Q&A: Hear from Lynn Clouser, James Mable, Chris Preston—candidates for Missouri City Council At-Large Position 2
Missouri City allocated $500,000 for its Rental, Mortgage and Utilities Assistance Program. Individual households can be eligible for up to $2,500 per month for two months. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
3:29 PM Sep 28, 2020 CDT
Missouri City application for rental, mortgage, utilities aid program opens Sept. 28
Council members voted to set the 2020-21 Missouri City tax rate at $0.598035 per $100 valuation, which will support a $151.5 million city budget. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
6:11 PM Sep 24, 2020 CDT
Missouri City unanimously adopts lower tax rate, approves 2020-21 budget on split vote
FBISD Superintendent Charles Dupre said district officials believe it will take two years to remedy the learning loss that happened when school closed for nine weeks at the end of the 2019-20 school year. (Tessa Hoefle/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:45 AM Sep 11, 2020 CDT
Online instruction reveals challenges, inequities, learning gaps in Fort Bend ISD
Dr. Bob Sanborn, president and CEO of Houston-based nonprofit Children at Risk, said while the challenges of online learning will affect all students, those from low-income families are at a higher risk of falling behind. (Graphic by Anya Gallant)
Houston
2:45 PM Sep 7, 2020 CDT
Learning gaps due to online learning will disproportionately affect low-income students, expert says
Zenae Campbell, vice president of programs and club operations at Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston, is seen in front of the new Mission Bend facility. (Courtesy Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston)
Houston
3:12 PM Sep 2, 2020 CDT
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston to open new location in Mission Bend
Child Advocates of Fort Bend will host a virtual fundraising event and gala Aug. 22. (Beth Marshall/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
11:00 AM Aug 20, 2020 CDT
Child Advocates of Fort Bend to host virtual fundraiser Aug. 22
The Sugar Land Legacy Foundation is providing local businesses with up to $1,000 to help them build a digital presence and remain open during the coronavirus pandemic. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
12:12 PM Aug 6, 2020 CDT
Sugar Land Legacy Foundation aims to assist local businesses looking to up online operations
From May 27-29, the Sugar Land Legacy Foundation and city of Sugar Land are distributing supplies businesses need to reopen. (Courtesy city of Sugar Land)
Houston
10:51 AM May 28, 2020 CDT
Sugar Land nonprofit, city distribute care packages to help local businesses reopen
As the coronavirus pandemic persists throughout the world, one unfortunate side effect is that child abuse cases are on the rise. (Beth Marshall/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:55 PM Apr 29, 2020 CDT
Child Advocates of Fort Bend saw 20% increase in case interviews in March 2020 versus March 2019
Sheena Abraham, the director of advancement at Second Mile, spoke with Community Impact Newspaper about how the nonprofit is continuing to serve the community.
Houston
3:42 PM Apr 8, 2020 CDT
Second Mile Mission Center in Missouri City sees sharp increase in demand for food pantry services
The total number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Fort Bend County climbed to 437. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
4:02 PM Apr 3, 2020 CDT
Latest coronavirus news in Sugar Land, Missouri City: Fort Bend County sees 20 new cases
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The Little Woodrow's Tomball location offers a full bar with Texas craft beers from Houston breweries such as Karbach Brewing Co. and Saint Arnold Brewing Co. (Courtesy Little Woodrow's)
Houston
7:00 PM
Bar and grill Little Woodrow's opens in Tomball; Los Gallitos Mexican Cafe reopens in Sugar Land and more Houston-area news
Hot Dogs Express Magnolia is a food stall that operates out of Kitty's Cafe daily after 3 p.m. (Courtesy Hot Dogs Express Magnolia)
Houston
7:00 PM
Hot Dogs Express Magnolia now open; Creole Flava food truck operating in Sugar Land and more Houston-area news
From serving children with autism to empowering employees through apprenticeships to feeding the community during the pandemic, Community Impact Newspaper featured these three Sugar Land and Missouri City nonprofits in our print editions this past year. (Courtesy Sheena Abraham, Second Mile Mission Center)
Houston
12:35 PM
2020 roundup: 3 nonprofits serving the Sugar Land, Missouri City community
United Way of Greater Houston has answered more than 132,078 COVID-19-related calls to its 211 helpline. More than 10,000 calls have come from Fort Bend County residents. (Community Impact staff)
Houston
4:55 PM
Sugar Land, Missouri City-area nonprofits adjust to meet increased demand
As the coronavirus pandemic and the economic downturn that resulted from it stretch past the six-month mark, mental health professionals in the Sugar Land and Missouri City area have seen an increase in anxiety, depression and substance use. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
8:45 AM
Sugar Land, Missouri City-area mental health providers see anxiety, depression levels rise
(Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
12:30 PM
Election Q&A: Sugar Land City Council At-Large Position 1 candidates Taylor Landin and William Ferguson
Early voting for the November election, when voters will choose candidates for national, statewide and local positions, begins Oct. 13. Election Day is Nov. 3. (Graphic by Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
4:45 AM
Q&A: Hear from Lynn Clouser, James Mable, Chris Preston—candidates for Missouri City Council At-Large Position 2
Crystal Lagoon is the largest amenity of its kind in Texas. (Courtesy Lago Mar)
Houston
7:00 PM
Texas City's Crystal Lagoon to stay open throughout Oct. and more Houston-area news
Missouri City allocated $500,000 for its Rental, Mortgage and Utilities Assistance Program. Individual households can be eligible for up to $2,500 per month for two months. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
3:00 PM
Missouri City application for rental, mortgage, utilities aid program opens Sept. 28
Council members voted to set the 2020-21 Missouri City tax rate at $0.598035 per $100 valuation, which will support a $151.5 million city budget. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:00 PM
Missouri City unanimously adopts lower tax rate, approves 2020-21 budget on split vote