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The county is working with vulnerable residents to help them prepare ahead of the storm.

George touts accomplishments, looks ahead during State of the County address

More than 294,000 students went back to school Monday in the Clark County School District.

Fort Bend County Judge KP George, along with Fort Bend area nonprofit organizations, will hold a news conference to announce the Community and Economic Development Agreement between the county and the nonprofit Attack Poverty.

Nonprofit coalition leaders provide update on homeless shelter effort. Homelessness is a growing issue in Fort Bend County.

After 27 years of teaching, Ren\u00e9e Pinkway will now serve as three-year term as president of the Utah Education Association, after she was elected to the office by her fellow educators in a 2022 statewide vote.

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On March 29, locally based Attack Poverty received a $100,000 donation from Reliant Energy to help Fort Bend Countys ongoing recovery efforts from Winter Storm Uri. According to a news release from Reliant, the donation is aimed at helping to provide funding for plumbing and construction repair costs for 20 damaged homes in Fort Bend County, ensuring they are safe and secure as families continue to recover. “The reality is that most of us were impacted somehow by the recent winter storm an...

Thousands flock to food, water giveaways across Houston area Tags:  Some waited for hours to make sure they would get some food and water. Hundreds lined up at this mass water giveaway at Missouri City Hall Complex. The line stretched down Texas Parkway and down Scanlin Road. Not too far away, 4,000 meals, 2,000 liters of bottled water and 1,000 PPE kits were given away at the Friends of North Richmond and the Friends of North Rosenberg locations. The need for food and water still so great for...