Only three weeks into school in Humble ISD, 771 students have active cases of COVID-19, with the number of cases rising nearly 60% from the first week to the second. An active case is one with symptoms or a positive test exhibited in the last 10 days.

Humble City Manager Jason Stuebe led a special budget meeting recently. “The total combined estimated general fund revenue and beginning balance amounts to $83,902,124. Keep in mind that there are several tabs and line items that are coming down that were pushed off to a future date or had attention diverted until this budget due to COVID-19, so capex expenditures are expected to be higher than previous numbers,” he said.

In light of recent events in Afghanistan, the Tribune asked US Congressman Dan Crenshaw to contribute an editorial. Crenshaw is a former SEAL who served five deployments overseas. He lost his right eye during a mission in Afghanistan. He was medically retired in September of 2016 as a lieutenant commander after serving 10 years in the SEAL teams.

The dog days of summer is a phrase not used often anymore; however, the term goes back a millennium. The animals at K-9 Airlift’s Rescue Barn in Huffman, particularly during the heat of August, don’t seem too impressed with this information.

The subject of reopening the closed basketball court at Deer Ridge Park again dominated the discussion at the Kingwood Service Association (KSA) Parks Committee Aug. 5.

 A warm 'welcome back' was issued by the Humble ISD board to all students and teachers at their August meeting. The district's three new campuses, Autumn Creek Elementary, Lakeland Elementary and the Guy M. Sconzo Early College, were recognized.

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  2. Humble adopts fire code updates
  3. All Humble ISD students to get free breakfast, lunch in 2021-22
  4. Lakeland Elementary to open its doors
  5. Humble ISD celebrates history of Lakeland
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