Heath Rushing was absent from the April 11 regular Board of Trustees meeting due to a death in his family, but Board President Keith Lapeze read Rushing’s letter of resignation.

If God judges us by the “little things we do,” then Buddy Hicks was a giant of a man. Buddy Hicks died April 3. His passing affected thousands of people in Lake Houston because that’s the number of hearts he touched.

 

Lakeside United Methodist Church hosted a March 26 trustee candidate forum. Charles Cunningham and Abby Whitmire, both running for Position 4, attended, as did several Position 5 candidates: Jonathan Prevot, Cliff Crossett and Martina Lemond Dixon.

Most residents would be shocked to learn that one-third of all students in Humble ISD qualify for free or reduced-price meals. Our area seems relatively affluent. But there are far more who depend on free or reduced meals than most would imagine.

 

The March 21 Humble ISD Board of Trustees agenda was packed with several items, including a video promoting the new Elementary School 28, officially named Groves Elementary at this meeting.

Several signs point to an impending resignation of Humble ISD Trustee Position 6, currently held by Heath Rushing, who officially left the CEO job at Memorial Hermann Northeast on Feb. 6 and took responsibility as CEO of Memorial Hermann Cypress and Memorial Hermann Katy hospitals.

  1. Humble ISD rolls out Dream Team’s portrait of a graduate
  2. New librarian brings fresh energy to Octavia Fields
  3. Two candidates vie for Position 3
  4. City of Humble recognizes Octavia Fields Library
  5. Put me in, coach!
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