"Heated Debate: Kingwood Girls' Bake Sale for Flood Relief Sparks Controversy!"

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In what year was Kingwood, Texas officially designated as a "Livable Forest" by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce?

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Texas floods: Kingwood girls raise $10K for Central Texas victims

Kingwood Girls Organize Bake Sale to Raise Funds for Flood Relief

In Kingwood, Texas, four young girls organized a bake sale to raise funds for victims of the devastating floods in Texas Hill Country.

Everly, Lennon, Annie, and Evelyn, between the ages of 9 and 10, were deeply saddened by the tragedy and wanted to help.

With the support of their mothers, they plan to sell various baked goods and drinks for a dollar each.

The goal is to raise money to donate to flood relief efforts and bring some comfort to the families affected by the floods.

As of now, they have raised $1,600 and the bake sale is scheduled for July 10 at Foster's Mill Village Park.

August brings a lively lineup of family-friendly events to Humble and Kingwood, perfect for all ages.

Parents with young children can look forward to interactive programs like Baby Sprouts Lapsit and Mother Goose, both held at local libraries and designed to spark early learning through stories, music, and playful activities.

Toddlers will love Tales for Tots, blending stories and crafts for creative fun.

For families and movie buffs, Movies Under the Moon offers a free outdoor showing of “Transformers” at Kings Harbor—just bring a blanket and enjoy the summer night.

Music fans won’t want to miss the North Mississippi Allstars as they light up the stage at the Charles Bender Performing Arts Center with their soulful, bluesy sound.

Seniors can explore wellness, finance, and health resources during the Pathway to Wellness Expo, connecting with experts from across the community.

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With each location helmed by its own Executive Chef and a portion of the menu crafted uniquely for the neighborhood, every visit feels tailored and fresh.

From brunch to Happy Hour and everything in between, The Union Kitchen is where community and cuisine meet.

Elderly Couple Killed in Suspected DUI Crash on West Lake Houston Parkway

A tragic accident claimed the lives of an elderly couple in Kingwood on Sunday evening following a high-speed collision along West Lake Houston Parkway.

The Houston Police Department reported that the fatal crash happened just after 5:45 p.m. at the intersection of West Lake Houston Parkway and Magnolia Cove Drive.

A white Cadillac SUV, carrying the couple, was struck on its side by a speeding Dodge Ram while entering the roadway from a stop sign.

Both victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while the Dodge Ram's driver was taken to Kingwood Hospital for medical attention.

Authorities are investigating whether intoxication influenced the crash, raising fresh concerns about road safety.

The community mourns this loss, urging all drivers to stay vigilant and obey traffic laws to prevent further tragedies.

Memorial services will be announced as Kingwood rallies to support the grieving families.