Voters returned three incumbents to the Humble ISD school board May 6 and chose one newcomer to replace a retiring member. The supposedly non-partisan race that became partisan is over, with all three Humble ISD Board of Trustees incumbents – Sitton, Conrad and Cunningham – keeping their seats.

Henry Phipps, principal of Humble Middle School (HMS), was named one of Humble ISD’s 2016-2017 two Principals of the Year at the Region 4 Principal Recognition Ceremony held Wednesday, April 5, at the Hotel Zaza. Phipps shares the honor with Macaire Davies, principal of North Belt Elementary.

For the normally staid environment of the Lake Houston Redevelopment Authority/Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 10 meeting, it was a day of unexpected news. Board members were pleasantly surprised the Northpark project, heretofore discussed as beginning no earlier than 2021 or later, may begin as early as 2019.

Five residents celebrated big birthdays recently at Regent Care Center of Kingwood. Three are blowing out 100 candles in 2017 while two are 104 this year.

It took approximately one year, a lot of hard work and practicing nearly ever day, but with her appearance in the 100- and 200-meter dashes at the Region III-5A Track Meet, junior Arianna West of the Humble High School track team did what she set out to do for a whole year.

School’s about to be out for the summer. That means pool parties, snowcones, fireworks, late bedtimes, vacations and all those other activities that mark the lazy, hot days in the Lake Houston area.

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