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  • Charges filed after sweep

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 23 mins ago  

    As a result of last week’s checks on the 190 registered sex offenders in the county’s unincorporated areas, 13 will face felony charges. Another 34 are still under investigation for possible violations and could face charges as well. Full Story »

  • Festival of Trees sponsors sought

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 23 mins ago  

    Sponsorship is being sought for the Festival of Trees event, which benefits the Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels. Full Story »

  • Response on skunks an issue again

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 23 mins ago  

    A Fort Bend County resident who’s had run-ins with skunks before says the way weekend calls are handled in such cases stinks. Full Story »

  • Sewer system rehab bid on Needville agenda

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 23 mins ago  

    When Needville City Council members meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at city hall, they are expected to award a $192,889.50 contract to Matula and Matula Construction for Phase I of the city’s sanitary sewer system rehabilitation project. Full Story »

  • Wallis City Garage Sale this weekend

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 24 mins ago  

    The eighth annual Wallis City-Wide Garage Sale begins bright and early Saturday morning, with bargains throughout the city available late into the afternoon. Full Story »

  • Flags Lowered for Fort Hood

    Fort Bend Herald – 1 hr 24 mins ago  

    SFC Gregory McCreary, Readiness NCO, and SSGT. Matthew Park, unit supply sergeant, raise the American flag to half staff in honor of the Fort Hood soldiers whose lives were lost in last week’s massacre. Brazos Troop, 1st Squadron, 112th Cavalry Regiment is based out of the Rosenberg Reserve Center of the Texas Army National Guard. Memorial services were held in Fort Hood Tuesday. Full Story »

  • Wreck in Richmond

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    Richmond Police Officer Michael Hicks investigates a two-vehicle collision on FM 762 near Golfview Monday morning. A Lexus driven by a Richmond woman taking her 4-year-old son to a day care center was hit from behind by a Saturn. The woman was transported to a local hospital and the child was uninjured. Full Story »

  • Veterans honored at schools throughout the area

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    Schools throughout the area will hold programs in honor of Veterans Day. Veterans of the U.S. Armed Services and the general public are encouraged to attend. Full Story »

  • Pizza man assaulted in Richmond

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    A pizza delivery man was assaulted and robbed about 9:45 p.m. Sunday at a Richmond apartment complex. Full Story »

  • Crash baurglars sought

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    Richmond police are looking for information on two “crash burglaries” that occurred about 5:20 a.m. Saturday in the 1700 block of FM 1640. Full Story »

  • JP Gary Geick suffers stroke

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    Fort Bend County Precinct 1, Place 2 Justice of the Peace Gary Geick remained in the Intensive Care Unit of OakBend Medical Center in Richmond Monday morning after suffering a stroke Sunday. Full Story »

  • 'As good as it gets:' SL man wins NASCAR cash

    Fort Bend Herald – Mon Nov 9, 3:10 pm ET  

    Sugar Land resident Edward Zalewski was already a huge NASCAR racing devotee, but after his knowledge of the sport made him $100,000 richer Friday, he’s likely racing’s No. 1 fan. Full Story »

  • Bucking the trend

    Fort Bend Herald – Sat Nov 7, 12:10 pm ET  

    Fort Bend County continues to buck economic trends nationally, as a recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report showed that while employment declined in the vast majority of large American counties during a year period from 2008 to 2009, employment grew here. Full Story »

  • At 36, Ramirez heads to the Army

    Fort Bend Herald – Sat Nov 7, 12:10 pm ET  

    David Ramirez has made a life-changing commitment by enlisting in the U.S. Army, a decision most people make after they graduate from high school. Full Story »

  • Rosenberg police to hold community meeting Nov. 17

    Fort Bend Herald – Sat Nov 7, 12:10 pm ET  

    Holiday season safety tips are the subject of a Rosenberg Police Department’s Community Partnership community meeting Nov. 16 at the Rosenberg Civic Center. Full Story »

  • The Ice Cream's On the Teacher of the Year

    Fort Bend Herald – Sat Nov 7, 12:10 pm ET  

    In honor of LeAnne Parker, back center, being named Region IV Elementary Teacher of the Year, Blue Bell Ice Cream Company provided ice cream for all at Pecan Grove Elementary on Friday. Parker, a speech pathologist, won the FBISD Elementary Teacher of the Year award, then Region IV and went on to the state contest. Getting ready for an ice cream treat are, front row, kneeling, Carissa Knitowski ... Full Story »

  • Briscoe Junior High Car Bash

    Fort Bend Herald – Sat Nov 7, 12:10 pm ET  

    Devoni Wardlow’s Creative Thinking Class at Briscoe Junior High got an objective handed to them three weeks ago: rasing money for Pennies for Patients, which benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Houston. So in addition to putting penny jars in classrooms, seventh-grader Daniel Anderson, along with two of his group members, Jacob Clemons and Nicolas Krisiansson, proposed a car bash ... Full Story »

  • Fort Hood fatalities now at 13

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    Fort Bend Staff FORT HOOD, Texas — An Army psychiatrist suspected of opening fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood cleaned out his apartment in the days before the rampage that left 13 people dead, a neighbor said Friday. Full Story »

  • SL man seeks $100K at NASCAR contest

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    A lucky NASCAR fan from Sugar Land is on his way to Texas Motor Speedway, north of Dallas, where he just may be $100,000 richer by Friday evening. Full Story »

  • Habitat for Humanity todedicate Rosenberg 'Village'

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    Habitat for Humanity is throwing a block party and the public is invited. Full Story »

  • Crews contain chlorine leak here

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    No one was injured or had to evacuated after a chlorine leak occurred Thursday at Water Treatment Plant No. 4 in Rosenberg. Full Story »

  • Rangerette Craft Sale This Weekend

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    The B.F. Terry High School Rangerettes are holding their annual Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the school, 5500 Ave. N in Rosenberg. The show features homemade arts and crafts, home furnishings, holiday gifts, wood crafts and more. To learn more, call 832-223-3561. Holding some of the items for the show are, from left, seniors Yaismin Leon and ... Full Story »

  • 1 hurt in wreck near Needville

    Fort Bend Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:10 pm ET  

    An unidentified man’s car collided with a truck after running a stop sign at FM 360 and Williams School Road in Needville Friday morning. Full Story »

  • 3 rollovers in 3 locations

    Fort Bend Herald – Thu Nov 5, 12:40 pm ET  

    Three rollover accidents in less than 12 hours have kept police and emergency personnel busy. Full Story »

  • Deputy's dog cases draw new suits

    Fort Bend Herald – Thu Nov 5, 12:40 pm ET  

    Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Keith Pikett has been sued again, this time by three Houston men who allege Pikett’s dog scent evidence led to wrongful arrests and felony charges. Full Story »

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