The Hobby Area Management District recently organized its first independent back-to-school drive, distributing 600 backpacks to local students. This remarkable achievement not only represents a significant increase from the 240 backpacks distributed in the previous [...]
In a recent interview, Chief Beau Moreno of the Houston Fire Department (HFD) discussed the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR) program, emphasizing its importance in aiding vulnerable populations during emergencies. "The STEAR registry [...]
In the early hours of July 8, Hurricane Beryl made landfall near Matagorda, Texas, as a Category 1 hurricane. By 10 a.m., it had weakened to a tropical storm, yet the damage was significant. Thousands [...]
John McCarthy, left, Earl Nelson & Jeffrey Martinez The Fast Park & Relax remote parking team for Hobby Airport strives for the highest caliber customer service with the sense of a family whose [...]
Monica Horvath brings 19 years of experience as an aviation professional to her new role as a Hobby Area Management District board member. Horvath, a Southern California native who’s lived in Houston with her husband [...]
Several Houston Police Department command stations offer a free Police Explorers program for students ages 14 through 20 who are interested in exploring a career in policing as well as improving their life skills. [...]
A new charter school under construction near Hobby Airport is slated to open its doors in August 2024 to the first cohort of 400 pupils from pre-kindergarten through the second grade. The YES Prep Hobby [...]
Freeman Tucked away in a strip center on Broadway near Bellfort is an old-style barber shop, I-C-U Lookin Barber Studio — evidence that consistency, personal service, and concern for the neighborhood are still [...]
Jennifer Hooter Jennifer Hooter, a new member of the Hobby Area District board of directors, works in real estate at Greystar and she oversees a residential property in the district. She shared her thoughts [...]
Almost anyone who has crossed over a Houston Ship Channel bridge or driven along Galveston Bay has seen the massive tankers moving continually up and down the channel, feeding the region’s essential energy and petrochemical [...]
