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
Landan Kuhlmann
Fort Bend has more stories to tell in 2020
I’ve historically been poor at keeping New Year’s resolutions on a personal level, and I’m sure that applies to more of the population than is willing to admit it. That’s understandable since life has no use or regard for even our best-laid plans. So this year, I’m trying something a bit different. I absolutely still have some personal goals, such as putting a renewed … [Read more...] about Fort Bend has more stories to tell in 2020
Data matters, but so does human element
I’m a stat nerd at heart. I love studying samples of data. I love analyzing trends and what it means for the future. Heck, a quick perusal of my Twitter timeline will reveal that about 90 percent of it is sports statistics, many of which are advanced analytics beyond the realm where many care to venture. But even though numbers can tell you a lot of good stories, my … [Read more...] about Data matters, but so does human element
Sienna annexation better sooner than later for all involved
Fort Bend County is growing, much like the rest of Greater Houston. With a growing population comes a greater need for city and county services. It seems one area in particular could benefit from following a fellow county member’s lead. In 2011, Missouri City conducted a periodic review of the potential Sienna Plantation annexation. Alan Mueller, a former acting city manager … [Read more...] about Sienna annexation better sooner than later for all involved
Let’s save the qualifying runs for NASCAR
Everything around us goes a mile a minute these days. From needing to get a drive-through order ready quickly – to which I can attest firsthand from previously working at Whataburger – to someone using I-10 at rush hour as their own personal Indy 500 qualifying track to shave 30 seconds off a one-hour commute and everything in between, everyone everywhere remains in a … [Read more...] about Let’s save the qualifying runs for NASCAR