Social distancing. Self-isolation. Sheltering in place. Going for a walk has never felt better or been more needed, but walking Lake Houston’s parks and greenbelts brings residents closer to nature’s critters.

The Association of Texas Professional Educators (ATPE) held a forum April 12 for candidates for the Humble ISD school board. Topics ranged from how to better prepare students for next steps, transgender sporting participation, volunteering, Title 1 schools, diversity and technology.

The first round of required campaign reports have been filed by candidates for the May 1 Humble ISD school board election. The reports are for the initial period ending March 31.

The Humble ISD school board election is set for May 1 with five candidates, Janie Branham, Marques Holmes, Lonnie Jackson, Kenneth Kirchhofer and Chase Stevens, vying for Position 4.

The race for mayor of Humble is heating up. The candidates have expressed their differences in multiple town halls and forums and in interviews with The Tribune.

Humble city voters have two significant decisions to make May 1 that will shape their city for at least the next two years. Who will be the new mayor? Who will fill Place 1 and Place 2 on the Humble City Council?

  1. Lemond Dixon, Glazebrook vie for Humble ISD Position 5
  2. Humble students returning to classrooms
  3. Shovels ready for Atascocita Library expansion groundbreaking
  4. Curry, Lacy vie for Humble City Council Place 1
  5. Eight Candidates file for Humble ISD Position 3
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