Fort Bend Theatre will “like totally” be producing Legally Blonde The Musical at 2815 N. Main St. January 18 to February 10 Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm. Based on the hit 2001 film, bubbly Delta Nu Elle is dumped by her Harvard-bound boyfriend Warner for being too blonde. Her “Marilyn” does [...]
Betsy Marshall Wiley passed away on January 3, 2013. Betsy was born on September 23, 1945, in Orange, Texas and was a graduate of Sherman High School. She attended Southwestern University at Georgetown and later graduated from the University of Houston, Summa Cum Laude, with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Finance. She was [...]
A caregiver is someone who has taken on the very selfless role of caring for a loved one. Many times the caregiver has the great responsibility of making sure their loved one’s basic needs are met which requires work and dedication. By taking care of his or her own needs, the caregiver will be able [...]
Do you need to learn English or know someone who needs this important skill? Do you need to get your GED so that you can get a better job or go to college? The new year is a great time to start working on new goals, and they want to help you reach them! Stafford [...]
After his swearing in January 1, 2013, newly installed Constable Trever Nehls introduced his new command staff. Constable Nehls named retired Sugar Land Officer John Hermann as Chief Deputy and retired Houston Police Detective Ruben Valencia as Lieutenant. Chief Deputy Hermann is well known in the Sugar Land community having worked for Sugar Land PD [...]
Sugar Land residents may recycle their live Christmas trees by placing them curbside on their green waste service day. Christmas trees that are free of all ornaments, tinsel, trimmings, metal tree stands and plastic tree sacks can be recycled. Flocked trees cannot be recycled and must be disposed of on a resident’s bulky waste day. [...]
High School seniors, parents, youth counselors, and college students of all ages and classifications can learn about scholarships offered by the George Foundation at a free seminar being held January 24. The event will take place on the University of Houston Sugar Land campus in the Susan Ryon Davis Multipurpose Room in Brazos Hall, 14004 [...]
Wharton County Junior College offers General Equivalency Diplomas (GED) and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes at WCJC Campuses in Bay City, Wharton, Richmond, and Sugar Land; at the Northside Center in El Campo; at the Columbus, Palacios, and Weimar High Schools; and at the Fort Bend ISD Education Complex. Orientation is required before [...]
Someone once said, “Liberals are all about love. They love poor people…as long as they stay poor and remain dependent upon the government. They love choice…as long as it’s not about education, energy, healthcare, commerce, the EPA, unions, legal gun ownership, securing our southern border or the rights of the unborn.” Have you made your [...]
Sugar Creek Women’s Association begins 2013 with “Midnight in Paris” on Saturday, January 26 at Sugar Creek Country Club. The evening features a tribute to the City of Lights with live entertainment highlighting music from Paris in the 1920s and a special four-course dinner. The club’s ballroom will be turned into a French bistro as [...]
