Election 2017: Humble ISD trustee candidates debate issues
- Written by Natasha Rodrigues
‘Vote to prepare our students for their future’
As the clock struck 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 4 at Lakeside United Methodist Church, a new chapter unfolded for Humble ISD board of trustee candidates.
Meet the Humble ISD Position 4 candidates
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
Longtime Humble ISD board member Charles Cunningham currently holds Position 4 on the board and is being challenged by newcomer Abby Whitmire in the election on May 6.
Rushing resigns, leaving five open trustee positions
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
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.
Community mourns loss of Hicks
- Written by Tom Broad
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.
Trustee Candidates Answer Tough Questions At Lakeside UMC
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
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.
Tales from the lunch room
- Written by Jacqueline Havelka
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.
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