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rodeohouston.com
Beyond the Degree: Graduate Assistantships Invest in the Future of Texas Agriculture
Abigail LeBlanc’s connection to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™ began long before graduate school. She grew up showing breeding heifers, including Simmental and Charolais and later returned as a college student, completing three internships with the organization’s marketing department. Now, as a graduate student at Texas...
realtynewsreport.com
Del Webb Opens 670 Home Community in Bridgeland
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – Bridgeland homebuyers will have a new option with the opening of Del Webb Bridgeland, the master planned development’s first active adult community designed for age 55 and up. Del Webb, a division of Atlanta-based PulteGroup, will hold a grand opening Saturday,...
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Burlington Undergoing One Million Dollar Renovation in Former Saks Off 5th
Burlington is gearing up for a major opening. According to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation permit, the national off-price retailer is set to open in the First Colony master-planned neighborhood of Sugar Land, within the Market at Town Center shopping plaza at 2745-C Town Center Blvd. North. The...
The Fence Line
The Sign Company Was Warned the Billboard Next Door Had Cracked Welds, Then It Fell on Her House. A Texas Jury Made It Pay.
In August 1983, during Hurricane Alicia, a billboard standing on the lot next door to a homeowner on the north side of Houston came down on her house. The sign was 78 feet wide and 24 feet high, and its top stood 85 feet above the ground, court records show.
mingomessenger.com
Texas Homeowners Are Replacing Traditional Christmas Lights With Permanent LED Lighting, Says Local Company
Texas Lit Co., a San Antonio-based permanent LED lighting company, reports a growing shift among Texas homeowners and business owners away from traditional seasonal string lights and toward permanently installed LED systems that deliver year-round performance, smartphone control, and long-term cost savings. Since launching in August 2024, the company has completed more than 150 residential and commercial installations across San Antonio, Austin, and Houston, with demand rising steadily as the 2026 holiday season approaches.
Chron.com
franchising.com
The Flying Biscuit Café Signs Katy Lease, Expanding in the Houston Market
October 02, 2026 // Franchising.com // KATY, Texas — An all-day breakfast and lunch café is opening at 1660 S Mason Rd in Katy, Texas, where franchise partners Mario Harper and Ifeoma Harper have signed a lease for their first The Flying Biscuit Café. The café is targeted to open in late November 2026 and will join five Flying Biscuit Cafés already open across the Houston area.
coveringkaty.com
Katy adopts budget, lowers property tax rate
CITY OF KATY, Texas (Covering Katy News) — Katy City Council unanimously adopted a $90.5 million budget Monday and set the city’s property tax rate at 42 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. The budget is approximately $3.8 million larger than last year’s, while the tax rate is...
realtynewsreport.com
Peachtree Will Have 3,400 Homes on 1,500 Acres
HOUSTON – (Realty News Report) – IHP Capital Partners, a national residential real estate investment firm, is developing the 1,458-acre Peachtree community, which will have over 3,400 new homes. Site work is underway on the initial 206 acres, where 535 single-family lots are expected to be completed in...
hoodline.com
Sugar Land Developer Sued After Firing Blind Engineer With PhD on Day One
7627 Branford Pl — Reported New Headquarters Of Majestic Developers. A legally blind engineer with a doctorate in civil and environmental engineering was hired by a Sugar Land real estate developer in 2024 to design drainage systems for its projects — only to be sent home and fired on his very first day, according to a federal lawsuit. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges the company, Majestic Developers, LLC, promised accommodations before he started, then failed to deliver them and terminated him because of his disability.
The Fence Line
A Tree Crashed Through the Roof Over Their Bedroom, Then the Check Skipped the Water Inside. A Texas Jury Made the Insurer Pay.
A Baytown couple evacuated before Hurricane Ike struck the Gulf Coast in September 2008. When they came home, court records show, a tree had fallen through their roof over the master bedroom, and the roof, the fence and a backyard shed were damaged.
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Trademark Property Company to begin construction of 202,000-square-foot retail district in Cypress
Trademark Property Company and its partner MetLife Investment Management secured financing and will soon begin construction on Dunham Pointe, a 202,000-square-foot retail and restaurant district in the fast-growing Houston suburb of Cypress Texas. Financing was provided by PNC Bank. With 14 tenants already signed on, Trademark will break ground on...