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Flood waters from the West Fork of the San Jacinto River at Hwy. 59 have left access roads under water as water levels continue to rise in the area. (Courtesy Kevin Bondy)

Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood

Waters rising, roads closing as Lake Houston-area flood watch in effect until afternoon of May 5

Several roadways in the Lake Houston area have been closed due to high water, and more rain is expected this weekend.

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Pictured is a pizza from Parry's Pizzeria signature menu items.

Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse opening in Stone ...

A new men-centric medical spa Flycatcher will begin offering non-invasive aesthetic treatments to Spicewood. (Courtesy Flycatcher)

Men's medical spa Flycatcher to open in ...

A group of people hold a large check.

Bastrop County Realtors Education Foundation gets $50K ...

Top Restaurant News

From left: Owner Mahmud “Moody” Ugur and chef Joel Zarzamora enjoy teaching customers about Turkish food and experimenting with new recipes. (Darcy Sprague/Community Impact Newspaper)

South Central Austin

MezzeMe Turkish Kitchen celebrates five years in ...

Rosemary and Austin Ewald own Spread & Co. (Courtesy Spread & Co.)

South Central Austin

Spread & Co owners turns love of ...

Beef ribs, turkey, barbecue chicken and brisket are a daily feature in the menu at Donn’s Barbecue. (Sumaiya Malik/Community Impact Newspaper)

Southwest Austin | Dripping Springs

Donn's BBQ cooks up authentic Texas food ...

Iris and Paul Liu opened Amigo's BBQ Grill in 2003. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)

Pflugerville | Hutto

Amigo’s BBQ Grill in Pflugerville has served ...

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Photo taken by Karah Powell, Ambassador Chair Round Rock Chamber

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Top Business News

Vipul Patel opened Desi Brothers on Parmer Lane in September 2019. (Photos by Sumaiya Malik/Community Impact Newspapers)

North | Northwest Austin

South Asian grocery store, cafeteria has two ...

Owner Miranda Bennett started the studio in November 2015. (Courtesy Kelly De Witt)

South Central Austin

Women-run brand sells organic clothing crafted in ...

From left: Merrell Ligons and Joel Harrison founded Baseball Academy of Texas in 2021. (Photos by Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)

Round Rock

Baseball Academy of Texas in Round Rock ...

Milk Snob owner Babette Bevan oversees operations at Milk Snob's Richardson headquarters. (Jackson King/Community Impact Newspaper)

Richardson

Children's accessories company Milk Snob aims to ...

Joe Moore and Chelsea Phillips, the owners of Tiny Tiles to You, hold a hedgehog and rabbit. (Darcy Sprague/Community Impact Newspaper)

South Central Austin

Austin family brings joy of animals to ...

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Additional Local News

Katya Morzhueva, owner of Cool Cat Cycles, rides along a Willow Fork Drainage District trail. With the city of Katy’s parks, trails and recreation master plan, there could be an opportunity for collaboration between WFDD and the city of Katy to connect the trails system to areas in Katy proper and create more fluid infrastructure. (Asia Armour/Community Impact Newspaper)

Katy North

City of Katy parks master plan aims to connect community, residents

The city of Katy is in the midst of a collaborative effort to construct its parks, trails and recreation master plan. The plan will build on several ongoing parks projects that aim to connect the community and improve the quality of Katy’s parks system, city officials said.