Friendswood, TX News

• Friendswood, TX News
• Laura Recovery Center to Assist Family in Search for Ayla Reynolds
• Laura Recovery Center To Assist Family In Search For Ayla Reynolds
• Back to School for Friendswood - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• HARRY ZAMORA FOR CONSTABLE PCT. 2
• Laura Recovery Center For Missing Children Named Finalist In Toyota 100 Cars For Good Program
• Lt. Harry Zamora for Harris County Constable Pct. 2
• Lt. Harry Zamora for Harris County Constable Pct. 2
• We Need Your Help To Find These Missing Children!
• Laura Recovery Center Introduces Use of QR Codes to Help Find Missing Children
• Laura Recovery Center Introduces use of QR Codes to Help Find Missing Children
• Non-residents oppose Senior Citizen Center fee
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• Police seek information on possible homicide
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• CCISD to host “NASA Night” on Thursday
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Austin murder suspect caught in Friendswood
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Work completed, but patches remain
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• San Jacinto College Board of Trustees approves 2010 tax rate
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Work completed, but patches remain
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• Police seek information on possible homicide
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• CCISD to host “NASA Night” on Thursday
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Austin murder suspect caught in Friendswood
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• San Jacinto College Board of Trustees approves 2010 tax rate
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Non-residents oppose Senior Citizen Center fee
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Work completed, but patches remain
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• San Jacinto College Board of Trustees approves 2010 tax rate
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Non-residents oppose Senior Citizen Center fee
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• San Jacinto College Board of Trustees approves 2010 tax rate
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• Non-residents oppose Senior Citizen Center fee
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Work completed, but patches remain
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• San Jacinto College Board of Trustees approves 2010 tax rate
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Non-residents oppose Senior Citizen Center fee
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• Work completed, but patches remain
• House passes NASA bill
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Work completed, but patches remain
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• House passes NASA bill
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Another rabid bat found in the Forest of Friendswood
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Drug drop off program a success
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Work completed, but patches remain
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• Work completed, but patches remain
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Laura Recovery Center Introduces Use Of QR Codes To Help Find Missing Children
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: October 1-7, 2010
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Military briefs: Oct. 14, 2010
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• What are those strange structures in the sky?
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Paula forms in Caribbean, expected to become a hurricane
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Drug drop off program a success
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Hurricane watchers eyeing Caribbean system
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Drug drop off program a success
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Drug drop off program a success
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Drug drop off program a success
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• NASA bill almost didn’t pass
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• House passes NASA bill
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Legalities raised regarding Yarbrough’s seat on ANICO board
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Canalito sentenced to four years for drug dealing
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• New budget, new attitudes on City Council
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Police arrest man with 200 pills
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• CCISD earns highest finance honors
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Friendswood woman among victims in triple shooting
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 24-30, 2010
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Police officer’s day is anything but routine
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Drug drop off program a success
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Missing paintings sought by Friendswood artist
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• House passes NASA bill
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Friendswood High to be presented Lone Star Cup at halftime tonight
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Former bank employee indicted by grand jury
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Have you registered to vote?
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• House passes NASA bill
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• College hosting an array of concerts, recitals
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Drug drop off program a success
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Have you registered to vote?
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Friendswood begins search for City Attorney
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Fire safety personnel to feel NASA budget cuts
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Rogers honored as Fifty Club recipient
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Compromise saves some NASA jobs
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Drug drop off program a success
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Have you registered to vote?
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Friendswood Police arrest four burglary suspects
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Camp named Paramedic of the Year
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Brenda Hellyer signs contract to continue serving as San Jacinto College Chancellor
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• Another leak at BP Texas City refinery
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• Judge extends TWIA restraining order
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• “Clinefest” buys students hi-tech
• Have you registered to vote?
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• No City Council meeting next week
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Best in Texas: FHS to be honored
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Have you registered to vote?
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• No City Council meeting next week
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Have you registered to vote?
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• No City Council meeting next week
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Have you registered to vote?
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• No City Council meeting next week
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Galveston City Council revises smoking ban
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Have you registered to vote?
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• TWIA can’t release claims
• No City Council meeting next week
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Clear Creek ISD and auto industry moving full speed ahead
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Have you registered to vote?
• TWIA can’t release claims
• New 80,000-square-foot Forever 21 now open at Baybrook Mall
• No City Council meeting next week
• Former JSC official hopes to save talented workforce
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Report: Oil industry jobs not affected by BP accident
• Nothing ‘old school’ about new junior high
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• TWIA can’t release claims
• No City Council meeting next week
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Police charge two with robbery
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 8 - 15, 2010
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• LIFE LESSONS: Babies learn to rescue themselves
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• No City Council meeting next week
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• TWIA can’t release claims
• No City Council meeting next week
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• No City Council meeting next week
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• No City Council meeting next week
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Taylor clarifies request for information from TWIA
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• No City Council meeting next week
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Council approaches budget agreement
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Friendswood Challenger team honored
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• Friendswood resident named CCISD trustee
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: Sept. 1-7, 2010
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Jacobs lays off 129 at NASA
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• No City Council meeting next week
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Slovacek announces retirement after 38 years of service
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Councilmember Brown accused of harassment
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Fatal traffic accident on Old Galveston Road
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• TWIA can’t release claims
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• No City Council meeting next week
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Election cancelled for FISD School Board
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• FISD may become landlords
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• I-45 wreck victim dies
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• 2010 Inductees set for FISD Hall of Honor
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Driver injured in multiple crashes in Friendswood
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Garcia resigns from Friendswood P&Z
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• FISD may become landlords
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• FISD may become landlords
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• FISD may become landlords
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Suspect caught after jump from second story window
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Traffic deaths, injuries down in region, but accidents still up
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• FISD may become landlords
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Garcia’s action prompts questions
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Henry Winston Stadium almost ready
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• FISD may become landlords
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• FISD may become landlords
• Bobcats may be to blame for pet deaths
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• Flood watch until Wednesday morning
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Three unopposed to run for FISD School Board
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• Three charged in Friendswood robbery
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Pasadena mans gets 14 years for stalking
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Former CFO of LJA Engineering sentenced to prison
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• Construction worker charged with heroin possession
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• Garcia ‘temporarily’ steps down from commission
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Oyster supply down but not out
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Oyster supply down but not out
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• Minor propane leak at Melody Lane
• Polly Ranch death declared suicide
• Friendswood woman robbed at gunpoint at grocery story
• REPORTS: Oil rig explodes in the gulf
• Sex offender arrested in child assault
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Gas line rupture forces emergency repairs on NASA Road 1
• Stadium may not be completed for Sept. 17 game
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Rabid bat found in Friendswood
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Both local congressional candidates critical of Obama
• Oyster supply down but not out
• FISD may become landlords
• NASA jobs forecast improving
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• FISD may become landlords
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Friendswood man facing multiple sexual assault charges
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Oyster supply down but not out
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: August 12-18, 2010
• Council brings new issues to the table
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• New Friendswood Junior High opens
• Oyster supply down but not out
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Commission nixes proposed Sleep Inn plan
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Inductees set for Hall of Honor
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Burglary suspects caught in the act
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Council’s Executive Session standoff continues
• Friendswood’s crime rate stable this year
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Forever 21 to fill the gap at Baybrook
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: July 22-31, 2010
• New junior high will be ready for school
• FBI releases bank crime statistics
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Home under construction burns
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Burglary suspects caught in the act
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Burglary suspects caught in the act
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Mother, teens charged with shoplifting
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• New junior high will be ready for school
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Council still learning to work with staff and each other
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Hotel proposal back on city agenda
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Council’s Executive Session standoff continues
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• Friendswood’s crime rate stable this year
• Forever 21 to fill the gap at Baybrook
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: July 22-31, 2010
• FBI releases bank crime statistics
• Home under construction burns
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: July 22-31, 2010
• FBI releases bank crime statistics
• Home under construction burns
• Burglary suspects caught in the act
• Public meeting scheduled on Dickinson Bayou water quality
• City Council mulls tax increase
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Tree removal resumes in Friendswood Lakes
• CEDC has new committee chair
• FRIENDSWOOD POLICE ACTIVITY: AUGUST 1-5, 2010
• Hopping elected VP of national association
• Friendswood welcomes new teachers
• Fire destroys four condo homes
• Council’s Executive Session standoff continues
• Friendswood woman’s death under investigation
• Friendswood’s crime rate stable this year
• Two charged with aggravated robbery
• BP hit with $10 billion class action suit
• Forever 21 to fill the gap at Baybrook
• Laura Recovery Center Receives National Recognition
• Spring Fling
• "Join the Chamber"
• "Kick Start Your Day" - Networking Breakfast
• Spring Fling Fashion Show for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Starting A Business
• Volunteer Opportunities - Resale Shop
• Volunteer Opportunities - Tea Room
• Spring Festival
• Women's Fall Bible Study On Daniel
• Women's Fall Bible Study - PM
• Journey Of Recovery Group
• Men's Fall Bible Study
• Literacy Workshop - Four And Five Year Olds
• Children's Schedule - Family Fun Night
• Children's Schedule - Literacy Workshop
• Adult Programs - Genealogy Workshop
• Adult Programs - Digital Photography – Part 1
• Slam! - Jr. High Monthly Gathering
• Library Book Sale

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