Here’s how Sugar Landers Celebrated National Night Out
Over 120 groups across Sugar Land registered for National Night Out, a yearly initiative that helps strengthen relationships between publicContinue Reading
Category: Community Pride
Five reasons to register for National Night Out
Do you want to connect and enhance your relationship with your neighbors and Sugar Land’s first responders? National Night OutContinue Reading
Turn your local military homecoming story into public art in Sugar Land
The Sugar Land Legacy Foundation is accepting submissions from Sugar Land military families for the Welcome Home project. Some ofContinue Reading
Behind the Statue: The story of the real-life ‘Selfie’ girls
When Jim Browne, the former director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Sugar Land, volunteered his stepdaughter andContinue Reading
Photos show how Sugar Land responded to Tropical Storm Nicholas
Tropical Storm Nicholas passed through Sugar Land earlier this week, bringing rain and strong winds to our community. City staffContinue Reading
‘It’s surreal’: Sugar Land firefighter recalls work at Ground Zero
Greg Hopper reflects on his six days on the search and rescue team after the 9/11 attacks.
For SLPD, the service doesn’t stop when the call is over
By: Hannah Shulman When someone walks into Amy Cummins’s office, the first question she asks is if they want toContinue Reading
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
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
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