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Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from last week? Check out five trending stories from the North Houston area from July 6-10.
Wing drone delivery service expands to 8 additional Greater Houston-area Walmarts
Wing, a drone delivery service, is now available at eight additional Walmart locations across the Greater Houston area, company officials announced via a July 8 news release.
Some context
Per the release, Wing launched in January at five Walmart locations across the Greater Houston area, including:
Read the full story by Editor Hannah Brol.
Texas Litter Control provides affordable veterinary services in The Woodlands area since 2012
Texas Litter Control is a low-cost spay-and-neuter clinic with locations across Harris County and Montgomery County.
Deana Love, the executive director for TLC, a 501(c)3 nonprofit that focuses on providing animal spay and neuter services across four locations in Montgomery and Harris counties, said she became involved when she saw the burden that animal rescues were faced with, and she wanted to make a change.
Get the scoop with Reporter Kara Willis.
Bombers Volleyball now offering volleyball training in Cypress
Bombers officials said the volleyball training facility opened on June 7 and plans to hold a grand opening on July 11 at 11:30 a.m.
“Beyond technical training, we emphasize mentorship, ensuring that each athlete receives personalized attention and encouragement to thrive both on and off the court,” officials said. “We are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive community where athletes can form lasting friendships and develop a lasting love for the game.”
Learn more with Reporter Jovanna Aguilar.
United Airlines launches new nonstop service between IAH, Cartagena
United Airlines will offer year-round nonstop service between George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Cartagena, Colombia, beginning Dec. 17, Houston Airport System officials announced via a June 30 news release.
The big picture
With service already available to Bogota and Medellin, Cartagena marks the third destination in Colombia from Houston. Per the release, the new service further strengthens Houston's role as a leading gateway to Latin America.
Get details with Editor Hannah Brol.
Montgomery County Food Bank announces 5 new additions to board of directors
The Montgomery County Food Bank recently added five new members to its board of directors, according to a July 8 news release. These leaders come from various backgrounds, including grocery retail, education, waste services and the business community.
The new directors are:
