All posts tagged Breaking News
New Police Officers Relieving Staffing Shortage
Relief has swept through the Bellaire Police Department within the past month as four new police officers have finished training and assumed normal duties, easing a staffing dilemma that prevented many officers from taking time off. “It will be better …
First Showing Of Korean Photography In U.S.
A new exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts includes the work of 40 Korean photographers, many whose work will be in the United States for the first
Bellaire Senior Named A Russian Language Scholar
A Bellaire High School senior is one of 55 students nationwide to win an award for studying the Russian language. Jackie Liedtke was named a Russian Language Scholar Laureate
Day School Raising Funds After City Grants Permit
Administrators at Faith Lutheran Day School are one step closer to putting Hurricane Ike behind them for good after the city council on Monday approved a permit for
Tommy Tune Credits Success To Lamar H.S. Teacher
In this video interview, legendary Broadway performer Tommy Tune talks about Ruth Denney, his first drama teacher at Lamar High School in the late 1950s. He said his
Public Voices Concerns On Comprehensive Plan
A handful of residents came out this week to give feedback about Bellaire's proposed Comprehensive Plan, which sets a "vision" and specific guidelines to shape the city's future
Police Nab Possible ID Thieves
Two men were arrested on Oct. 13 and charged with possessing identifying information that wasn't theirs. Bellaire Police pulled the men over because the vehicle was suspected of "being
Fighting Dropouts Tops HISD Candidates’ Lists
Ray Reiner and Mike Lunceford, who are running to be District 5 Trustee for the Houston Independent School District, seem to be more alike than different on many
Fire Department Moves To Temporary Facility
Professional movers on Friday finished moving the final loads of fire gear and household items from the Bellaire Fire Station into the department's new temporary facility. The old
Sights And Sounds Of Italy
People packed the grounds of the University of St. Thomas this weekend to experience Italian culture: Food, wine, music and more. [media id=65 width=480
Southside Place Woman Recovering After Struck By Car
A 24-year resident of Southside Place is recovering with a broken leg after being struck by a car yesterday near Lamar High School, where she works as a
Tony Award Winner Performing At Lamar H.S.
It was former Lamar High School teacher Ruth Denney who helped launch the Broadway career of the famous singer and dancer Tommy Tune, who went on to win
FDA Warns Of Unapproved And Illegal H1N1 Drug Products Purchased Online
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned consumers to use extreme care when purchasing any products over the Internet that claim to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure
Handmade Crafts On Sale At Saturday Festival
The Bellaire Trolley in the esplanade on Bellaire Boulevard will be surrounded by art, crafts, specialty goods and tons of people on Saturday for the Bellaire Art Festival. [caption
Kicking off Bellaire City Council Election Q&A
InstantnewsBellaire.com is beginning a question-and-answer series with candidates running for positions on the Bellaire City Council. Running up to the November election, we will send candidates your questions
