UPDATED: Bellaire to host emergency readiness event Monday
UPDATE (Monday, June 18-3:45 p.m.) Despite the possibility of heavy rain, Bellaire officials say this evening’s emergency preparedness event is still on. Here’s the statement:
Rock on! Summer reading kicks off today at Bellaire Library
A community tradition for more than six decades — the summer reading program — will kick off today (Monday, June 4) at the Bellaire Library,
Curb emissions, monitor air quality: Sunday’s an ‘ozone action day’
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) said Saturday afternoon that conditions are present for high levels of harmful ozone pollution and declared Sunday an
H-E-B enters the homestretch for June 27 Bellaire opening
By Charlotte Aguilar As they made final preparations, even the team in charge of the new Bellaire H-E-B admitted to feeling a smidgen of dread
Familiar face will be missing from new City Hall: ‘Tillie’ to retire
By Charlotte Aguilar Tillie Wiedemann, the face of City Hall, is retiring June 30 after nearly 21 years of patiently answering the main city phone
Democrats give Fletcher vote of confidence to challenge Culberson for Congress
By Charlotte Aguilar In a runoff that drew national attention but a meager 4 percent turnout, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher soundly defeated West U resident Laura
Weslayan Plaza announcement: Goodbye Chuck E., hello Torchy
By Charlotte Aguilar Weslayan Plaza is going to lose a longtime family favorite, Chuck E. Cheese, but gain an outlet of the growing Torchy’s Taco
