Articles tagged with: Community News
The Skeeters bring a unique pitch with them
By Cindy Ziervogel
The Sugar Land Skeeters is the area’s new minor league baseball team and they’re causing a buzz with their no boredom allowed attitude.
Christopher Hill, Vice President …
Wessendorff Park to open by end of the year
The city of Richmond is moving forward to build a park adjacent to the Richmond Police Department, which will be named Wessendorff Park. The community park will …
Donations are needed to help vets with post-traumatic stress
When planes full of soldiers land at Bush Intercontinental Airport, there are large groups of people there to meet them, waving flags, saying “thank you,” hugging and …
For Sara Lyon, it’s appreciating times spent together, on the road or at home
By Melanie Saxton
When Sara Lyon reflects on the joys (and juggling) of being an Astros Wife, it’s always with appreciation. After all, …
A faith-based organization has sprung to life in the heart of Spring Branch
Explore the beauty of local green spaces at Mercer Arboretum & Botanic Gardens
This garden at Mercer is part of the east side of the 325-acre park that includes 5 miles of walking trails. v (opposite …
Chef Jett Hurapan kicks up the culinary scene
Fort Bend County has attracted some of the country and region’s top restaurant operators to this booming pocket of Greater Houston. Two savvy Sugar Land couples are hoping …
Come to the Grand Opening Gala at Constellation Field on Saturday, April 14, and be a part of “History in the Making.” One thousand people will arrive at this one-of-a-kind event and be among the …
Every mayor in the county to issue Proclamations; events will raise funds and hope
Fred Rogers once said, “We live in a world in which we need to share responsibility.” This quote is one that the …
REACHES A HIGH NOTE… It’s 30
Over the years, nearly 5,000 boys have made this choir a rare gem
By Melanie Saxton
Photos by Visage Photography
Rick Brinneman has been a car nut since he was 6 years old. At 15 he bought his first car with his own money. By the time he graduated high …
Twin City Boxing Center provides a safe refuge for kids
There’s an old building on Third Street in historic downtown Richmond that could use some work, but the 15 or so kids inside do not even …
Owner Amy Bui Dichoso has owned and operated Bella Spatique in River Oaks for 10 years. She proudly debuts her second location in the Sugar Land area, Bella Spatique Too. It’s the new hot spot …
Houstonian Andy Biggs shoots wildlife with his camera and shares his passion for Africa
By Melanie Saxton
Imagine visiting the remote parts of Africa and getting within feet of wild lions and elephants. For some, such an experience occurs …
Beverage consumption jumps 90 percent
Snacking, especially beverage consumption outside of a regular meal, continues to increase among Americans, accounting for more than 25 percent of calorie intake each day, according to research by the Institute …
By Cheryl Alexander
My initial encounter with Deb Vangellow took place in Sugar Land in a hot, humid room full of sweaty people looking at themselves in a mirror while following detailed instructions from their Bikram …
Indoor tailgate party promises food, fun and entertainment on Jan. 28
The American Red Cross Super Ball XI, scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 28, at Safari Texas in Richmond, promises to be the biggest — and best …
The Sugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation believed: “If we rebuild it, they will come”
By Cindy Ziervogel | Photos by Kenzie delaTorre
In movie land, Kevin Costner once played an Iowa farmer who heard a hidden …
Sugar Land pediatric cancer survivor walks the runway
Texas Children’s Cancer Center, along with Sidney Faust, Judi McGee and Scott Basinger, hosted the 2011 Texas Children’s Cancer Center Celebration of Champions annual luncheon presented by …
Nov. 11 gala features Todd Staples as keynote speaker
Two commemoration events for Veterans and first responders will take place during the month of November — a Tribute/celebration and a fundraising gala. The purpose of …
Norm Mason’s book discusses biblical role of Christians in political process
Do Christians have a special responsibility in the political process that is distinctive to their Christian faith? Are Christians doing all they need to …
A chat with one of the most creative couples around — in Katy or the country
By Melanie Saxton
The Bielecs met with Lifestyles and Homes for a rare catch-up interview at a favorite haunt. “I …
Two local racing prodigies carve out careers in a male-dominated sport
By Melanie Saxton
One of Kristin Bumbera’s earliest memories is of racing Go Karts in Waller at the age of eight against the likes of AJ …
By Melanie Saxton
I’ve always heard about the Sugar Land Superstar competition and have seen it at Sugar Land Town Square,” says Erica Marks. “This time I decided to audition, made the cuts, and then won! …
F ort Bend County family wants to help cancer survivors. The Varney and Spellman families’ goal for The Jackie Spellman Scholarship Foundation is to keep Jackie’s memory alive perpetually to help provide benefits to cancer …
