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Virtual Author Talks at Fort Bend County Libraries will explore genuine legacies and a faux murder mysteryA couple of legacies and a mystery will be the topics of discussion and exploration during Fort Bend County Libraries’ upcoming Virtual Auth…Fort Bend HeraldAug 7local
TSTC student accelerates career track at area dealershipAlex Mayes Is an Auto Collision and Management student at Texas State Technical College’s Fort Bend County campus.Fort Bend HeraldAug 7schools
Time to plan for cool-season gardening“It’s a sure sign of summer if the chair gets up when you do.” – Everybody on the Texas Gulf Coast.Fort Bend HeraldAug 7local
Toon named director of special programs for The George FoundationThe Central Fort Bend Chamber and The George Foundation jointly announce that Melissa Toon will conclude her service as President and CEO of…Fort Bend HeraldAug 7local
Welcome to Campus!Needville High School senior Kamryn Fenske poses with Needville Junior High Principal Brett Pohler during the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the…Fort Bend HeraldAug 7schools
Church plans blood driveSt. Paul Lutheran Church Board of Evangelism will be hosting the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Drive from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.on Sunday, Aug. 30…Fort Bend HeraldAug 7government
Investigation underway after child found unresponsive at gas station in SpringAuthorities are investigating after a child under the age of 5 was found unresponsive Thursday night in Spring, prompting detectives to inve…KPRC 2 Houston (NBC / Click2Houston)Aug 7local
Need help with food costs? Back-to-school resources for Houston-area familiesHouston-area families struggling with food costs can find help through HISD, Kids’ Meals and the Houston Food Bank. Here’s how to apply for …FOX 26 Houston (KRIV)Aug 7schools
New eligibility requirements force district to cancel free lunches at 33 schools, HISD saysWith fewer students on SNAP, HISD announced this summer that they are forced to stop automatic free lunch at 33 campuses.ABC13 Houston (KTRK)Aug 7schools