Sugar Land police are looking for a man they say was involved in three mid-September burglaries at local churches. According to police, a black male in his mid-to-late 20s with a goatee-style beard and stocky build wearing a long-sleeve gray sweatshirt and sweat pants could be responsible for burglaries at Sugar Land Family Church (1110 Burney Rd.), St. Theresa's Catholic … [Read more...] about Police searching for church burglary suspect
Gigi’s Playhouse Sugar Land annual gala is Oct. 19
GiGi's Playhouse Sugar Land will host its 4th annual “I have a Voice” Gala Saturday, Oct. 19 at George Ranch Historical Park Arena at 10215 FM 762 Rd. in Richmond. The event will include a gourmet dinner, open bar, dancing, entertainment, wine & whiskey pulls, live and silent auctions, a raffle and more. Gigi’s offers direct educational and therapeutic programs to … [Read more...] about Gigi’s Playhouse Sugar Land annual gala is Oct. 19
Helping Hands
The Lambda Sigma chapter of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society of women educators is partnering with Missouri City’s E.A. Jones Elementary School this year, collecting school items requested by the teachers. Sugar Land Office Depot donated three tubs of school supplies to help with the teacher wish lists Oct. 2. From L to R, front: Office Depot's Alexus Marquez, Ann Thompson, … [Read more...] about Helping Hands
Star’s Expo for seniors a big success
Another year of The Star’s Boomer and Senior Expo has come and gone with positive results once again. Nearly 70 booths spanned the giant meeting hall at the Stafford Centre last Wednesday, and they were visited by a steady stream of more than 700 boomers, seniors and their loved ones seeking information on topics such as healthcare and retirement and financial … [Read more...] about Star’s Expo for seniors a big success
Missouri City council approves higher property tax rate
Missouri City council members recently approved a property tax hike for the upcoming fiscal year. On Oct. 7, the city council approved the new 2019 property tax rate of 63 cents per $100 of assessed value, which represents an effective increase of about 4.39 percent compared to the 2018 rate. There are two components to the new tax rate – portions for maintenance and … [Read more...] about Missouri City council approves higher property tax rate