Aubrey Vogel

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Automotive enthusiasts will soon have a new option to store and maintain their vehicles in Sugar Land. What residents need to knowWeekend Drive Garage, a luxury car condominium community, is set to open its first garages this summer at 1149 Hagerson Road, Sugar Land, owner John McCarthy said. The community allows residents to purchase climate-controlled garages in the secure condominium owners association, he said.

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Missouri City officials are considering changes to the city’s economic development incentive programs aimed at revitalizing Texas Parkway and Cartwright Road. The updated incentive programs would streamline the application process and remove the location restrictions with the goal of bringing investment into key city corridors, City Attorney E. Joyce Iyamu said at a June 16 special City Council meeting.

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Aubrey Vogel

A new fire station is coming to Jordan Ranch in 2026. The big pictureFulshear Simonton Fire Department officials gathered June 18 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the department's sixth fire station, located at 3102 Jordan Ranch Blvd., Brookshire. The station comes as the department's service region's populations continues to grow, department officials said in a June 19 news release.

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Fort Bend County will now help house inmates for another Texas County. The gistAt a June 10 meeting, Fort Bend County commissioners approved a memorandum of understanding with Colorado County to house some of its inmates at the Fort Bend County Jail, located at 1410 Richmond Pkwy, Richmond. Colorado County—which is encompassed of Eagle Lake and Columbus—is located west of the Katy and Sugar Land area.

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Aubrey Vogel

Fulshear City Council has approved the addition of four cell phone towers so far in 2025. In a nutshellThe most recent cell towers approved by City Council at the June 17 meeting will be at Primrose and Eagle Landing parks. The towers are intended to improve cellular connection as the city continues to grow, increasing demand, city officials said. The item came after City Council approved towers at the Cross Creek Bend Water Plant and on FM 359 earlier this spring.