Brookfield Residential announced a major residential project within the mixed‑use City Place development. The company has purchased 476 acres to create the Gardenlight City Place community, which will feature traditional single‑family detached homes alongside higher‑density housing options. The first homes are expected to be on sale in 2028.
Klein ISD trustees approve safety, security and roofing bonds
At its regular November 9 meeting, the Klein Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved three bond‑related measures: the 2026 Districtwide Safety and Security Enhancements Package No. 2, consultant contracts for an updated long‑range capital plan and related safety specifications, and authorization to begin the district’s 2026 roofing project. In a separate unanimous vote, trustees also approved a resolution allowing the potential sale or lease of approximately 5.9 acres of district property, accompanied by a proposed tax equivalency and contribution agreement.
New dining options arrive in Spring and Willowbrook
Tony’s Italian Delicatessen opened its first Spring location after a soft opening on October 27. Owner Lori Hutchison said the shop will operate daily from 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and offers a menu of hot and cold subs, salads, wraps, and catering services. The chain already has two locations in Montgomery and Tomball.
Town Square Socialhouse also began serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Willowbrook area. The eatery, which was originally slated to open on November 5, provides a range of classic breakfast dishes, signature entrees, and a full beverage menu that includes craft cocktails.
Thanksgiving turkey trots across Greater Houston
For families looking for holiday fitness fun, nine turkey trot events are scheduled throughout Greater Houston. Highlights include the 1K Turkey Trot at Peckham Park, the Better Together Turkey Trot hosted by Kids R Kids with a 5K route and a 1K fun run for children under 12, and the Jersey Village Turkey Trot offering 5K, 1K fun run, and Lazy Gobbler 1K options, each with a T‑shirt, bib and finisher medal.
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