We pass by strangers on the street every day, usually unaware of what they do for a living. But some of them could be helping to protect our wellbeing, or save our sanity, amidst an unprecedented pandemic. So this week, I’d like to shine a light on some of those generally under-the-radar people who are on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 in Fort Bend County and … [Read more...] about Let’s give more than a nod to front-line workers
Landan Kuhlmann
Community compassion remains in ample supply amid crisis
You would be hard-pressed to find much good news in the world right now. Even before the coronavirus began infiltrating the area about three weeks ago, we were treated to the political barbs and jabs that get tossed around during every election cycle, from local races all the way to presidential debates. Even in our own community paper, we’ve been the bearer of rough news … [Read more...] about Community compassion remains in ample supply amid crisis
Amidst coronavirus craziness, let’s keep our heads and facts straight
Anytime we hear about a new strain of a virus anywhere in the world, panic immediately sets in. Our minds automatically jump to the worst conclusions, sometimes bordering on hysteria. While caution is still advised no matter the threat level, we also need to be careful about what type of information we’re taking in and spreading along with the source of said information. Even … [Read more...] about Amidst coronavirus craziness, let’s keep our heads and facts straight
Newcomer’s Guide can help residents old and new
Not too long after this week’s regular paper is thrown, you might see something resembling a thicker version of our weekly publication adorning your lawn or front porch. That would be our annual Newcomer’s Guide, a once-per-year magazine dedicated to fleshing out all there is to love about Fort Bend County. Between myself, our editor Adam Zuvanich, our page designer Brooke … [Read more...] about Newcomer’s Guide can help residents old and new
Rosenberg council tension paints murky picture of future
There are deep-seated issues on the Rosenberg city council. The cause of tensions on the council are unclear, but they recently reached a boiling point of sorts. And in light of studying up on what could be long-simmering grudges, I think it’s clear some dynamic has to change. In order for a community to progress, it needs its elected body of leaders united – and Rosenberg’s … [Read more...] about Rosenberg council tension paints murky picture of future