Video Series In August Hear about fascinating facts from throughout history at Fort Bend County Libraries’ “What’s Up with This Week” video series in August. Each Monday in August, library staff will share pre-recorded videos of fun and interesting facts and recollections of events that have taken place during that week from throughout history. In addition, viewers will hear about books and other online resources where they can learn more about the subjects in the […]
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5 Things You Need to Know About Becoming a Contractor in Texas Construction Industry
The construction industry is responsible for thousands of jobs in Texas while providing lucrative opportunities for those who want to own a business in the industry. Most construction businesses in Texas are classified as contractors, but there are multiple variations under this category. To become a contractor, you have to ponder the paths available and satisfy all the requirements for licensing. Running a large construction business comprises many moving parts, but the following are the […]
7 Questions To Ask Before Choosing A Rehab Center
Choosing a rehab center for a loved one is not an easy decision to make for a family. It’s hard to see someone close to you struggle with addiction. But searching for the right help is quite overwhelming too. After all, there is no shortage of rehab centers out there. Each one comes with its own set of promises and facilities. The treatment options also vary considerably from one center to another. How would you […]
7 Amazing Mobile App Analytics Strategies
Mobile devices are getting more powerful hardware with each passing day, and they are now usable for carrying out even the most complex tasks. These portable devices are becoming a preferred device for most people around the world. Moreover, such devices are predominantly in use for accessing the internet or do shopping. Mobile phones are extremely intuitive with the touchscreen interface and are particularly convenient to carry around and use from any location. Mobile apps […]
Hospital Rallies To Help Nurse Get Married
The COVID-19 crisis couldn’t stop a wedding. Jorden Wilson, a nurse treating COVID-19 patients in the Highly Infectious Disease Unit (HIDU) at Houston Methodist Continuing Care Hospital, married her fiancé Randy Johnson Jr. on Thursday, July 9, at the Katy area hospital. Wilson was originally supposed to tie the knot at a different venue on May 23 with friends and family. The current COVID-19 pandemic made that dream impossible. As the pandemic progressed, travel restrictions […]
Tips To Manage Alzheimer’s Disease
When a loved one is diagnosed with the dreaded Alzheimer’s disease it comes as a shock. The way the person’s behavior changed over the last few months would have prepared you for it, in your mind you would know that these are the initial stages of Alzheimer’s disease, but something in your mind would tell you, no, it cannot be. However, once the diagnosis is clear, you need to get yourself together and ensure the […]
What You Need To Know When Creating Your Website
With the current digital world, it is clear that businesses need websites to become successful in the market. It can be hard when you are planning on starting a business and don’t know how to create a website. With the right site, you can conquer the world of business. If you are considering building a website, there are several things you need to know before you can get started. These points act as basic knowledge […]
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston addresses hunger needs in the community with three programs
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston continues to meet hunger needs of children and adults in the Greater Houston Area with three programs, including two as part of an initiative called Project Gives. During this time of ongoing upheaval from the COVID-19 pandemic, the nonprofit is doing its part by providing emergency relief with food resource cards and through the Hunger Not Impossible (HNI) program, while continuing weekly drive-thru food pantries. The Project Gives […]
City Postpones Decision on Solid Waste Provider
By George Slaughter Citing unanswered questions caused in part by incomplete paperwork, the Katy City Council Monday postponed a decision to offer a contract to a solid waste service provider. The council directed city staff to come back with more information by the next council meeting, set for July 27. The current solid waste contract, with Republic Services, expires August 31. The city earlier this year organized a sanitation committee to explore its options on […]
Wharton Author Creates Pandemic-Themed Coloring Book Where Animals Save the Day
By George Slaughter Wharton author Elizabeth Dettling “Liz” Moreno has created a novel coloring book to deal with the novel coronavirus pandemic. Her book, “The COVID-19 Pandemic and How the Animals Saved the Day,” is now available. Moreno is promoting her book now, just like any author. But the situation with the coloring book is different than with her other four books. Friends, admirers, and colleagues donated money to print 8,000 copies of the coloring […]