The Humble City Council approved raises for Fiscal Year 2021 for all full-time employees. This will result in a $500,000 impact to the budget for 2021 and future years based on performance reviews of each employee during an annual analysis.

Edith Thielke, a long-time Humble resident, turned 90 Sept. 8.

Huffman ISD began school online only Aug. 25. Remote learning will continue through Sept. 15.

In response to the difficult circumstances of online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic, one Summer Creek High School student, Navaeh Jammer, has launched a tutoring program that aims to assist younger students as they grapple with the reality of online learning.

In partnership with Humble ISD, the Atascocita Fire Department AFD) began EMT classes for high school seniors Aug. 17.

Humble ISD Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Fagen knew this first week of the school year would be different from the first week of any previous school year ever.

  1. 21 individuals have tested positive at Humble ISD
  2. Atascocita Methodist Church hosts back-to-school parade
  3. HAAM project provides new sneakers for students
  4. The coin shortage is real
  5. ‘Daughters’ take time during pandemic to honor the veteran heroes in Humble Cemetery
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