Here’s what it’s like to be a Sugar Land First Responder during COVID-19
Sugar Land police officer Priscilla Garcia knocks on the door of a home tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. WithContinue Reading
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City saves, relocates trees for residents to enjoy on new connector trail, road
By Hannah Shulman If you find yourself enjoying the new trail connector between Brazos River Park and Sugar Land MemorialContinue Reading
Mobility Task Force works to bring more transportation options to Sugar Land
HoJin Lim has seen the impact a variety of mobility options has on a city. Lim, a licensed civil engineerContinue Reading
Mobility Master Plan set to change how people move through Sugar Land
Think about your last trip to the grocery store. What roads did you take? If you wanted to, could youContinue Reading
7 places to take a mental health break in Sugar Land
Need a mental health break that’s close to home? Sugar Land boasts a variety of outdoor places that can takeContinue Reading
Six common snakes that call Sugar Land home
Snakes are an important part of the ecosystem and help maintain the balance of key populations, including earthworms and rodents.Continue Reading
Don’t worry: The moss isn’t hurting Sugar Land trees
If you’ve driven around Sugar Land recently, you might have noticed some round clumps of moss like growth attached toContinue Reading
New Territory residents create socially-distant egg hunt
Michael Walker’s hands are sore. Walker and five other volunteers started crafting wooden eggs on Saturday for families to pickContinue Reading
For quilters, Sugar Land’s story is told through the needle of experience
When Connie Guyton was first asked to teach Quilting for Fun, an entry-level quilting class at the city of SugarContinue Reading
Here’s why there are roundabouts in Sugar Land
A lot of thought and research goes into deciding whether a conventional intersection like a four-way stop or four-way trafficContinue Reading