Founders Bank, Fort Bend Star
collecting school
supplies for
Fort Bend County Women’s Center
Founders Bank and the Fort Bend Star are teaming up to support the children served by the Fort Bend County Women’s Shelter through
a unique school supply drive.
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Movie in Sugar Land made on micro budget
There’s a new Sugar Land movie about to undergo a premiere at the Alamo Draft House on Thursday, Aug. 5, 7 p.m. at 1000 West Oaks Mall.
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New taxi lane for
Sugar Land Airport
What does a city do when a funding source tells it that significant grant monies will be available for an approved project in a master plan...
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Olson holds Town Hall Meeting in Richmond
U.S. Congressman Pete Olson of District 22 heard from citizens at a town hall meeting in Richmond this month at the O.J. “Mac” McDowell jury assembly building.
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Shoe on the other foot—BAZINGA!
Resident FCCA members spoke in the latest round of opposition to an amenities plan which the FCCA says was developed in accordance with member survey feedback.
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What to do for
Cat 4 or 5 storm
After entering the Gulf of Mexico, if a CAT 5 hurricane hits Galveston, Surfside or Freeport, there would be toppled power lines, uprooted trees, and knocked down buildings as far as 175 miles from coastal areas.
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ACHIEVE Fort Bend County organizes
events to help students stay in school
"The only way we will turn around public education in Texas is for the business community to realize that their future is at stake."
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Fort Bend teacher’s union
declares three issues on burner
The Fort Bend Employee Federation (FBEF) is waiting to hear from FBISD after “confronting” it with three issues.
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Mother of abandoned baby identified
The mother of the newborn abandoned on a doorstep in the Preserve at Colony Lakes Apartments near Stafford has been identified according to authorities.
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Sugar Land, Missouri City
heighten mosquito control
Sugar Land and Missouri City both announced that they will increase mosquito spraying to address unusually high mosquito activity in neighborhoods throughout their communities.
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2nd Round Superstar Finalists Named
Sugar Land Town Square held the second round of the 2010 Sugar Land Superstar competition, sponsored by David Taylor Cadillac, live in the Plaza.
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Baby kittens put to sleep in error
“Well, everyone said to take them to the animal control center where they would have a chance to be adopted to a good family,” stated Donna Pruitt, when she took two stray kittens to Sugar Land Animal Control on Gilligham.
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Elderly woman’s body discovered by hiker
The search for an elderly Sugar Land woman ends with the discovery of her body in Bull Head Slough.
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Fort Bend Commissioners Court
votes “No” to youth ranch 3-2
In the early morning hours a newborn baby girl was left abandoned on a doorstep at the Preserve at Colony Lakes apartment complex.
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Patriotic Parade Held by Summer Youth
Youngsters enrolled in the English as a Second Language, Bilingual, and Newcomer Summer School Program at Ridgemont Elementary School in FBISD celebrated Independence Day by taking part in a festive parade.
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Woman’s body found in Jane
Long Lake near Sugar Creek
The body of a missing Fort Bend County woman was discovered by a lawn maintenance crew near the banks of Jane Long Lake just outside the Sugar Creek subdivision.
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Missouri City moves towards
citywide garbage service
In accordance with those voting in the city’s May election, Missouri City has passed a new citywide garbage service ordinance impacting its residents.
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Missouri City prepares for smoking ban
The non-smoking ordinance passed by city council in Missouri City
goes into effect Oct. 1, and covers most enclosed public places
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