Friday 18 May 2012

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Feral cat crisis: Rescuers trying to save colony near West U in complex slated for demolition June 1

On a quiet street on the southwest side of Houston, not too far from Lakewood Church, a small band of people are racing against the clock to try to save a group of homeless cats before demolition crew

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FBI looking for lone suspect behind white-powder letters

The person who sent envelopes containing white powder to schools in Houston last week may be behind similar activities in Northeast Texas and a nationwide rash of almost

Berry youngsters’ suit blames minivan design for parents’ deaths, their injuries

Gas Prices Down Again, Now Average $3.63 in Bellaire Area

Average retail gasoline prices in the Bellaire area have fallen again, this time by 5.8 in the past week. As of yesterday, the average price for a gallon of

Small City Mayors Urge METRO to Continue General Mobility Funding

The METRO Board of Directors has heard from several of the transit authority’s multi-city mayors who are at risk of losing mobility funding for road construction projects in

NPR to feature Bellaire, Houston teen musicians

A 16-year-old cellist and a 15-year-old pianist are set to appear on "From the Top - Hosted by Christopher O'Riley," a popular NPR program that showcases the

Where are the lowest gas prices in Bellaire?

Gas prices in and around Bellaire were higher compared to the averages for Texas and Houston this week, according to data from the price-tracking website

Bellaire’s Condit becomes 3rd HISD elementary to receive suspicious envelope

HISD campuses put on alert after white powder mailings found at 2 elementaries

Bellaire’s April sales tax revenues up more than 12 percent over last year

Where are the lowest gas prices in Bellaire?

Gas prices in the Bellaire area were higher compared to the averages for Texas, Houston, and the country as a whole this week, according to data from the

Houston Express Soccer Club Aims to Develop Well-Rounded Teams, Players

For the past 30 years, the Houston Express Soccer Club has been working to develop well-rounded teams and players no matter what the skill level or how competitive

City heeds dad’s plea to let park be

The matter of what to do with Locust Park resulted in a recent visit to Bellaire City Council by

Bellaire’s Course of Action for Economic Development Remains Unclear

Bellaire’s course of action for moving forward with economic development in the city is still unclear. The city council held a workshop Monday night to hear recommendations from city

Bellaire, West U Fire Departments Respond to Fire at Pin Oak Middle School

The Bellaire and West U Fire Departments recently helped extinguish a fire at Pin Oak Middle School. The Bellaire Fire Department responded to a water flow alarm at the