John Flournay of McCord Development, the company that conceived Generation Park at Beltway 8 and W. Lake Houston Pkwy., wants to attract and retain a talented workforce for McCord’s $1 billion investment.

The Tribune launched its new website over the holidays.

 Earlier this month, State Rep. Dan Huberty and his family accompanied the Parker Family of Kingwood to the Texas Capitol to present the District 127 ornament for the Texas House Christmas Tree.

The ornament was decorated by the Parker Family, which includes Jason, Chris, Payton, 8, and Sheridan, 6, who said they were thrilled and honored to be asked to decorate the 2016 ornament. 

The Atascocita Eagles suffered a crushing blow to their state title run at the hands of Lake Travis, falling one game short of the UIL Class 6A Division I championship game.

After their previous overtime win in a thriller against North Shore, Atascocita traveled to San Antonio Dec. 10 to face Region IV champion Lake Travis at the Alamodome. To the surprise of many, the game was a relatively one-sided affair.

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.

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.

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