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El Niño continues to strengthen, what the experts say it means for Houston
A strengthening El Niño, which NOAA reports has a 60% chance of reaching historic levels, may bring wetter and cooler winter weather to Houston and provide potential relief for current drought conditions in Harris County.
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Crosby Church Site to Become $1.5M 7 Brew Drive-Thru on FM 2100
A stretch of FM 2100 in Crosby that has hosted churches since the 1970s is now lined up for a very different kind of gathering spot: a drive-thru-only 7 Brew Coffee stand with an estimated $1.5 million price tag. The planned location at 14035 FM 2100 would include a 510-square-foot prefabricated building, with no public indoor or outdoor dining space at all.
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$7.1M verdict upheld in nursing home case resulting from lack of workers comp
A nursing home that operated without worker’s compensation must pay $7.1 million in damages to a certified nursing assistant after she was injured on the job, ruled a Texas appeals court. A lower court previously found Nicole Tarpley injured her knee, neck and back in May 2016 while helping...
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Voters overwhelmingly reject Crosby school bonds, Huffman tax-rate proposal
CROSBY — Voters overwhelmingly rejected both Crosby ISD bond propositions and Huffman ISD’s proposed operating tax-rate increase in the Nov. 3 election, leaving the neighboring school districts to reassess how they will address facility needs and financial pressures. According to unofficial results, Crosby’s Proposition A, a $98.28 million...
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From pews to pour-overs: 7 Brew Coffee plans $1.5 million Crosby location
CROSBY, Texas — A property along FM 2100 that welcomed churchgoers for decades could soon serve a very different kind of congregation— coffee lovers. Drive-thru beverage chain 7 Brew Coffee is planning a new location at 14035 FM 2100, according to a state filing. The estimated $1.5 million project would transform the longtime church site into a compact, drive-thru-only destination serving coffee, flavored energy drinks, chillers and other customizable beverages.