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Traveling African-American museum open to public on Feb. 6 - Vimarsana News

Traveling African-American museum open to public on Feb. 6

On February 6, the general public will have the opportunity to view the "Fluor African-American Pioneers Traveling Museum" at the Fort Bend County Fair Grounds in Richmond. The museum highlights

Houston area businesses announce closures due to wintry weather - Vimarsana News

Houston area businesses announce closures due to wintry weather

The Houston area is currently experiencing freezing temperatures, which is prompting several closures across the city on Monday and into Tuesday.

Fort Bend County sees early voting surge with record spending proposals on the ballot - Vimarsana News

Fort Bend County sees early voting surge with record spending proposals on the ballot

Fort Bend County's early voting numbers are nearly double from four years ago, and some believe it's tied to school districts' spending.

Source: abc13.com
Fort Bend County Commissioner candidate Taral Patel releases statement after receiving racist messages on social media - Vimarsana News

Fort Bend County Commissioner candidate Taral Patel releases statement after receiving racist messages on social media

Taral Patel, who is running for Fort Bend County Commissioner for Precinct 3, released a statement after he said he received racist and xenophobic messages on social media.

New $9 million water pumps in Sugar Land expected to mitigate flooding – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

New $9 million water pumps in Sugar Land expected to mitigate flooding – Houston Public Media

The three new pumps will increase water-pumping capacity to about 230,000 gallons per minute in the Riverstone area, where more than 600 homes flooded during Hurricane Harvey in 2017.