An Humble Christmas
- Written by Tribune Staff
Humble’s annual Christmas parade was the best ever.
The Kingwood Park High School dance team, the Silver Stars, posed before the big event began. Main Street was filled with excited residents. Many people arrived as early as 5:30 p.m. for the night of festivities. High school students performed carols to entertain the crowd as they waited for the parade to begin.
Memorial Hermann Northeast holiday food drive helping families in Lake Houston community
- Written by Tribune Staff
The holidays will be a happier time for some families in the Lake Houston community as Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital employees and volunteers donated more than 930 pounds of food to Humble Area Assistance Ministries (HAAM) during the hospital’s Ninth Annual Holiday Food Drive.
Start the party early with the Liberty Opry
- Written by Sarah Mertins
The Liberty Opry, known as the ‘Best Live Music Show in Texas,’ hosts family-friendly shows most Saturdays of the year.
Humble council, police award commendation to local hero
- Written by John Crone
Humble Police Chief Delbert Dawes presented a Citizen Commendation award to Damian Decuir at the Dec. 8 city council meeting. Dawes was joined by Mayor Merle Aaron and the full council in thanking Decuir for his heroic efforts in saving two young people, ages 15 and 16, from significant injury.
Rezoning issue pulled at board meeting
- Written by B.R. Kimbro
A controversial agenda item was pulled from the Humble ISD school board's Dec. 13 agenda.
The item had to do with re-zoning students from Atascocita Springs and Eagle Springs elementary schools to an unnamed campus in a new subdivision, The Groves, off West Lake Houston Parkway. The board made no official statement explaining the reasoning behind its decision to pull the item.
One concerned district parent, Scott Hutchins, spoke to the board in public comment addressing a possible oversight in the district's proposed re-zoning initiative.
Atascocita Eagles lose to Lake Travis
- Written by Gabe Henderson
The Atascocita Eagles suffered a fatal blow to their state championship aspirations at the hands of Lake Travis, falling one game short of the 6A Division I state title game.
After last week’s overtime win in a thriller against North Shore, Atascocita traveled to San Antonio to square off against the Region IV champion, Lake Travis. Lake Travis and Atascocita met in the Alamodome on Saturday afternoon and to the surprise of many, the game was a relatively one-sided affair. Lake Travis defeated the Eagles 63-21 to advance to the 6A-DI state championship where they will play The Woodlands on Saturday, Dec. 17, at 8 p.m.
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