A vote on a $6.7 million contract renewal is scheduled for Wednesday. This contract would fund meal delivery and transportation services for thousands of seniors through September 2027. Nine organizations would continue to provide daily meals, with some also offering medical rides, if the ordinance passes.
These services are crucial for seniors, with one organization, Baytown Meals on Wheels, serving 320 seniors alone. This organization delivers meals Monday through Friday, including meals for some seniors' pets. Further details about the contract and its potential impact are available, including information about the network of service providers involved, such as BakerRipley and The Salvation Army.
According to information provided by Kristyn Cathey, Alief Independent School District Chief of Communications, Alief Independent School District’s new Young Women’s Leadership School is giving middle school students a new place to learn, lead and grow together. The school opened...
Although a slightly later start, we’ll still see some action off of the StormTracker Live radar. You can see what’s popping across the area right now. Monday’s Rain Timeline: Rain will try to move inland through the afternoon, but most of the rain will fall apart as it approaches...
