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2 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | James Norman |Rachel Leland |Haley Velasco

Tejano Music NightsAttendees can enjoy Tejano music every Sunday in June and July. Lineups throughout the season will include Joel Hernandez Band, Grupo Delirio Band, Grupo Mensaje, Los Chamacos, Gary Hobbs and Magnifico Seite, among several others. June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27Free (admission)215 Kipp Ave., Kemahwww.kemahboardwalk.com/tejano-music-nights Check out some events taking place in the Bay Area throughout June and July.

4 weeks ago | communityimpact.com | James Norman

Bakehouse The bakery offers an assortment of croissants, cannolis and scones in a variety of flavors, as well as gluten-free options from Friendswood-based Anything But Carbs Kitchen. Cinnamon rolls, different breads and a variety of other goods, such as cigars, are also available. Opened May 20622 S. Friendswood Drive, FriendswoodFacebook: Bakehouse Looking for new restaurants and dining options in the Pearland-Friendswood-Manvel area?

1 month ago | communityimpact.com | James Norman

League City is close to formalizing a new master plan for its undeveloped west side as City Council at its May 27 meeting will consider the second and final vote needed to make it official. The overviewThe plan, built by Houston-based LJA Engineering following a $175,000 contract approval in March 2024, has been in the works for around a year and has involved meetings with city officials and stakeholders to assess the city’s needs.

1 month ago | communityimpact.com | James Norman

Manvel is eying its first ever fall festival this year and took steps at a May 19 City Council meeting to make it a reality. City Council unanimously approved allowing city staff to move forward with Houston-based Your Neighborhood Farmers Market Association, or YNFMA, to begin formalizing contracts and aspects for a festival in October. The gistMany of the festival's details remain up in the air and will have to be worked out in the coming months by city staff and YNFMA.

1 month ago | communityimpact.com | James Norman

League City is replacing school zone flashers across the city to upgrade them with the latest technology, officials announced May 14. In addition, City Council approved a few items at its May 12 meeting related to speed limits and future construction projects. The gistMany of the school zone flashers are more than 20 years old, officials said.