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View MoreSpring gets $4.7M Faulkey Gully hike and bike trail
Harris County Precinct 3, Faulkey Gully MUD and Malcomson Road Utility District are building a $4.7 million, 1.5-mile hike and bike trail along Faulkey Gully connecting Guernsey Drive to Spring Cypress Road, with completion expected in early 2027.
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View MoreWoodlands Express offers free Friday rides from Spring in September
The Woodlands Express is offering free bus rides every Friday in September from the Sawdust Park & Ride in Spring to downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, Greenway Plaza and the Energy Corridor.
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View MoreHouston Food Bank breaks ground on hub serving Spring area
The Houston Food Bank broke ground Sept. 1 on a 310,000-square-foot distribution facility in northwest Houston, aiming to double its output by 2028 as food insecurity in the Greater Spring and Aldine West area reaches 58%.
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View MoreSpring neighborhoods can register for National Night Out by Sept. 9
The Harris County Sheriff's Office is accepting registrations from Spring-area neighborhoods, churches, schools and apartment communities for National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct. 6, with a Sept. 9 deadline to sign up.
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View MoreSpring's fall calendar adds free 5K, chamber orchestra concert
A free Popsyfit Run & Rave 5K comes to City Place on Sept. 26 and the Mercury Chamber Orchestra performs at The Centrum on Oct. 13, giving Spring-area residents two marquee fall events.
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View MoreLone Star College kicks off fall with Spring-area roots on display
Lone Star College System opened its 2026-27 academic year at Fall Convocation on Monday, Aug. 31, spotlighting a first-generation student and an alumnus-turned-business-owner before its roughly 97,000 students across the Houston region.
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View MoreVigil for Spring teen six years after disappearance held in Missouri City
A candlelight vigil for Kristen Galvan, the Spring teenager who disappeared in 2020 and whose remains were identified in July through forensic genealogy, takes place Saturday evening in Missouri City.
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View MoreSpring water district plans $9.7M pool and rec center rebuild
Harris County Water Control Improvement District 110 will demolish the nearly 40-year-old Forest Oaks Swim and Racquet Club pool and support buildings to build a $9.7 million replacement with a heated pool, water slide, zero-depth entry and a doubled-capacity recreation center, with construction starting Nov. 30 and an April 2028 opening target.
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View MoreMcNabb Elementary Pre-K student gets birthday letter from Obamas
McNabb Elementary Pre-K student Maverick Melton wrote a letter inviting former President Barack Obama to his fourth birthday party and received a personal response from both Obamas, along with signed presidential-seal golf balls.
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View MoreTools for Teachers opens Friday for Spring ISD, Klein ISD
Spring ISD and Klein ISD teachers can register Friday, Aug. 28, at 7 a.m. for the Education Foundation of Harris County's Tools for Teachers program, which gives 1,628 educators a $100 classroom supply credit.
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View MoreDolly Parton, who brought free books to local kids, dies at 80
Country music icon Dolly Parton, whose Imagination Library program delivers free monthly books to young children registered through Harris County Public Library branches including the Barbara Bush Branch, died Tuesday in Nashville at age 80. Her family has asked for donations to the Imagination Library in lieu of flowers.
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View More388-unit apartment complex breaks ground at Gosling and Rayford
Alliance Residential has broken ground on Broadstone Gosling Oaks, a 388-unit apartment complex at Gosling Road and West Rayford Road in Spring, with first units expected in December 2026 and more than 100,000 square feet of commercial space still planned for the broader mixed-use site.
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