Kingwood resident and candidate for the Humble ISD board, Bob Rehak, has decided to direct all campaign donations to Humble Area Assistance Ministries (HAAM), an unprecedented move by any local candidate.

“Just call me Jeremy,” is his request to church members and community alike.  Dr. Jeremy Evans, a native Texan, became the new senior pastor at Woodridge Baptist Church in Kingwood Jan. 1.

“It seemed like a great day to start,” said Evans.

The Rescue Barn is an extension of K9Airlift and a dream-come-true for two former federal government employees, David and Lynne Jennings. The couple spends their time and energy helping rescued animals of every description.

The hot topic of school choice in Texas was discussed at the March 2 meeting of the Kingwood Tea Party.

A drawing was held at the Humble ISD Administration Building Feb. 27 to determine the order in which the board of trustees candidate names will be printed on the May ballot. Candidates officially filed as of Feb. 17 for the May 6 election.

The Humble City Council and Police Chief Delbert Dawes recently promoted Ken Theis to assistant chief and Melinda Bradshaw to captain.

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