Rachel Leland

Fort Bend ISD boundary changes, the retirement of Clear Creek ISD Superintendent Karen Engle and other South Houston area news from Oct. 5-9.

Clear Creek ISD prepares to refund bonds for potential savings

League City authorizes citizen-city-led committee to oversee Flock camera use

A Houston ISD deputy superintendent resigned, Clear Creek ISD faces facility upgrades, and Sugar Land plans to increase fees in 2027.

The city of Friendswood approved changes to its mutual aid agreement for emergency medical services with League City, allowing the cities to charge each other for services dispatched to the other city, though several city leaders said they opposed the changes in principle.

The Art Guild of League City proposed converting the vacant Walter and Helen Hall House in Heritage Park into a public art facility with studios and gallery space.

The owners with Friendswood Scoop Shop, a small-batch ice cream store, opened a second location in League City in August.

Level Zero VR, a virtual reality arcade, opened in La Porte on June 10, owner Jurgen Makus said.

Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from this week? Check out these trending stories across the northern portion of the Greater Houston area from July 27-31.

Texas Flex Fitness relocates to new location in Seabrook