Council OKs consultants to search for new West U city manager
In a meeting perhaps more notable for what didn’t occur than what did, West University Place City Council voted unanimously Monday to engage the consulting
Curb emissions, monitor air quality: We’re in an ‘ozone action day’
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) said Saturday afternoon that conditions are present for high levels of harmful ozone pollution and declared Sunday an
Lizzie beats West U’s Moser for Democratic nod to face Culberson for Congress
By Charlotte Aguilar In a runoff that drew national attention but a meager 4 percent turnout, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher soundly defeated West U resident Laura
Weslayan Plaza announcement: Goodbye Chuck E., hello Torchy’s
By Charlotte Aguilar Weslayan Plaza is going to lose a longtime family favorite, Chuck E. Cheese, but gain an outlet of the growing Torchy’s Taco
Lost and found: ex-Mayor Burt Ballanfant enroute back to West U
What had been a family’s private struggle became frighteningly public today (Friday, May 11), when former West U Mayor Burt Ballanfant — suffering from Alzheimer’s
Taking care of business: Rep. Davis moves district office as primary looms
State Rep. Sarah Davis, a West University Place resident representing District 134, has relocated her district office to an accessible West Loop location, keeping an
West U police release suspects’ photos in brazen robbery of woman
West University police are asking for help from the public in locating one assailant and two accomplices responsible for robbing and injuring a woman Saturday
Principal confirms Pershing MS won’t open Monday
Pershing Middle School will not open Monday, but its principal is hopeful that students will be able to start classes in the middle of the
West U ES PTO says ignore HISD: school will start Monday
By Charlotte Aguilar With great fanfare, Houston ISD officials unveiled a new online tool Thursday to help families monitor start dates that will be staggered
HISD start date pushed back again to Sept. 11 — but conditionally
By Charlotte Aguilar Houston ISD pushed back the start date for students at its 280 schools Thursday (Aug. 31) to Monday, Sept. 11, although administrators
