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Thomas and Chelsea Clements buy 2803 Port Quintana Court, Richmond
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
A property at 2803 Port Quintana Court, Richmond was sold on June 10 by Eugene W. Cotten Jr (living trust) for $422,464. The buyers were Thomas and Chelsea Clements.
Amy Gilliland and Gustavo Valderrama purchase 727 Rock Springs Drive, Richmond, appraised at $240,224
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
On June 10, Amy Gilliland and Gustavo Valderrama purchased a property at 727 Rock Springs Drive, Richmond from Laura Demel Weeks Morris.
Cantu Lael Guajardo Jr. and Maribel Guajardo acquire 6505 Fm 723 Road, Richmond, appraised at $587,120
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
On June 10, Cantu Lael Guajardo Jr. and Maribel Guajardo purchased a property at 6505 Fm 723 Road, Richmond from K Hovnanian of Houston II LLC.
Hugh Michael Ogburn sells 10902 Naburn Gate, Richmond
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
On June 10, Milan Chhotalal and Pinki Milan Thakkar purchased a property at 10902 Naburn Gate, Richmond from Hugh Michael Ogburn.
2026 Jones St., Rosenberg sold by James Atatah
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
A property at 2026 Jones St., Rosenberg was sold on June 10 by James Atatah for $157,291. The buyer was Hugo Nolberto Cervantes.
818 Crabapple Way, Rosenberg unloaded by Ryann and Nikki Donaldson
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
A property at 818 Crabapple Way, Rosenberg was sold on June 10 by Ryann and Nikki Donaldson for $153,867. The buyers were Handoko Tirto Santoso and Jessica Kamal.
1302 Raven Lane, Rosenberg purchased by David C. Sun
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
A property at 1302 Raven Lane, Rosenberg was sold on June 10 by Liming Yu and Sigun Chen for $264,000. The buyer was David C. Sun.
Oxana V Erdogan unloads 79 Bees Creek Road, Sienna Plantation
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
On June 10, Ibrahim Erdogan purchased a property at 79 Bees Creek Road, Sienna Plantation from Oxana V Erdogan.
Houston City Council adopts FY 2025 budget without new taxes or fees
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
On June 12, 2024, the Houston City Council voted to adopt Mayor John Whitmire's proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The budget emphasizes public safety, drainage, and infrastructure improvements, including the installation of generators at multiservice centers to safeguard residents during extreme weather events. Notably, the budget does not introduce any new fees or tax increases.
McCaul criticizes Biden's border policy following arrest of suspected terrorists
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), chairman emeritus of the House Committee on Homeland Security, issued a statement regarding the arrest of eight suspected terrorists who entered the United States illegally.
HISD middle schoolers experience cultural immersion through Tokyo trip
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
As the school year drew to a close, some HISD middle school students eagerly anticipated a unique opportunity provided by the Dyad Travel program. This initiative enabled students from NES campuses to embark on a five-day trip to Tokyo, Japan. The program is designed to expose students to diverse experiences, aligning with the Dyad model implemented in NES schools.
Chairman Nehls addresses concerns over Amtrak's performance at congressional hearing
By Houston Daily | Jun 12, 2024
Washington, D.C. - Opening remarks, as prepared, of Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee Chairman Troy E. Nehls (R-TX) from today’s hearing, entitled “Amtrak and Intercity Passenger Rail Oversight: Promoting Performance, Safety, and Accountability”:
HISD offers free summer swim lessons for all grade levels
By Houston Daily | Jun 11, 2024
The HISD Athletics Department is offering no-cost water safety lessons for students of all grade levels this summer, funded by a grant from USA Swimming.
Rep. Troy E. Nehls advocates for Save Our Shrimpers Act amid industry crisis
By Houston Daily | Jun 11, 2024
Congressman Troy E. Nehls (R-TX-22) has authored an op-ed for SeafoodSource, discussing his proposed legislation, the Save Our Shrimpers Act. This legislation aims to prohibit federal taxpayer dollars from subsidizing foreign shrimp farms, shrimp processing, or any activity in a foreign country that supports the production, processing, or exportation of shrimp into U.S. markets.
Amtrak faces new legislation demanding transparency akin to federal agencies
By Houston Daily | Jun 11, 2024
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Chairman Troy E. Nehls (R-TX-22) of the Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials has introduced The Amtrak Transparency and Accountability for Passengers and Taxpayer Act. This legislation aims to subject Amtrak to the same requirements as other federal agencies under the Government in the Sunshine Act.
HISD partners with T-Mobile & Premier Wireless to aid vulnerable students
By Houston Daily | Jun 10, 2024
Houston ISD is collaborating with T-Mobile and Premier Wireless to provide 1,000 unaccompanied and unhoused students in the district with CPR3 smartphones. These devices are designed to enhance student safety and educational success by offering immediate access to critical resources.
Discovery links gene absence to spongy heart disease
By Houston Daily | Jun 10, 2024
While the heart is developing in utero, certain heart diseases like left ventricular non-compaction (LVNC), also known as spongy heart, can emerge. A University of Houston pharmacology researcher has reported on how cells and molecules act during early heart formation and what might cause LVNC. This type of cardiomyopathy often necessitates heart transplants for patients.
HISD senior earns full scholarship to prestigious Swarthmore College
By Houston Daily | Jun 10, 2024
Troy Jackson, a senior at HISD’s Mickey Leland College Preparatory Academy, has been awarded a full academic scholarship to Swarthmore College. Jackson credits his success to hard work, perseverance, and the guidance of trusted adults.
Mineral Wells earns 'Music Friendly' status from Texas Governor
By Houston Daily | Jun 9, 2024
Governor Greg Abbott announced today that the City of Mineral Wells has been designated as a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community by the Texas Music Office (TMO) after completing a multi-step certification process. The Music Friendly Texas program, introduced by TMO in 2016, aims to foster music business-related economic development and job creation in Texas cities and communities.
Sobia Bashir unloads 25430 Lockspur Drive, Richmond
By Houston Daily | Jun 9, 2024
A property at 25430 Lockspur Drive, Richmond was sold on June 7 by Sobia Bashir for $191,832. The buyers were Brij M. and Veena Kalia.