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While the ongoing coronavirus pandemic presented a slate of new challenges in 2020, Spring- and Klein-area residents and local businesses did their best to support those in need.
Here is a look back at how the Spring and Klein community responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local business and groups shifted operations to produce hand sanitizer and personal protective equipment amid shortages early in the pandemic.
Precinct 4 quilters, church groups come together to sew masks for the frontlines
Champions area Whitmeyers Distilling Co. switches gears from producing whiskey to hand sanitizer
ExxonMobil to produce, donate 160,000 gallons of hand sanitizer across six states including Texas
Local senior living facilities went above and beyond to keep residents engaged with their loved ones while staying safe.
WATCH: Avanti Senior Living at Augusta Pines hosts parade for residents, families
Neighborhood parades became the status quo for celebrating birthdays.
How Gleannloch Farms residents are safely celebrating birthdays amid the coronavirus pandemic
Parents across the Greater Houston area stepped up to honor the class of 2020.
Greater Houston area graduating seniors celebrated through online community
Local nonprofits answered the call for basic needs as unemployment skyrocketed.
Spring-based Bridging for Tomorrow distributes 1M pounds of food in six months
Facebook foodie groups banded together to support restaurants during pandemic-induced closures.
Facebook groups drive support to local restaurants in Northwest Houston areas
Anna Lotz and Adriana Rezal contributed to this report.
