The Huffman ISD Board of Directors met to discuss COVID attendance numbers and the variance from pre-COVID numbers. Additionally, the board adopted new substitute teacher pay for non-degreed, degreed, certified and long-term certified teachers.

On Dec. 14, the Humble ISD Board of Trustees welcomed new board member Marques Holmes. Holmes was chosen by the board to replace Lori Twomey, who resigned when moving out of state. Holmes was sworn in by Humble ISD Police Chief Solomon Cook.

Security issues at the horse stables in Deer Ridge Park were the main focus for the Kingwood Parks Committee at their December meeting.

Humble ISD broke ground on renovations for the district’s historic Charles Street Stadium Thursday, Dec. 9.  The renovations will help preserve the history of Charles Street Stadium while ensuring it will continue to be a source of community pride. Plans include demolition and rebuilding of the concession stand, ticket booth, restrooms, as well as adding storage for equipment and maintenance.

At the November meeting of the Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority and Tax Increment Zone No. 10 (TIRZ), Houston Mayor Pro Tem Dave Martin made it clear he is fed up with waiting forever for the long ago approved Northpark Drive reconstruction to begin.

In November, the Kingwood Service Association (KSA) Parks Committee agreed to commit the KSA Parks Foundation to oversee and manage “Trees for Kingwood,” a new, long-term multi-organizational community program.

  1. Tachus, TxDOT projects close to completion
  2. Kendrick takes helm at Memorial Hermann Northeast
  3. Humble cemetery begins headstone adoption program
  4. Holmes appointed to Humble school board
  5. Martin pledges to deliver project within budget, provide protection
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