Rachel Leland is a writer who focuses on local news and community issues in League City, Texas. She has written for publications such as Community Impact and Next Avenue, covering topics ranging from local politics and infrastructure projects to health and wellness. Her work has also been featured in MarketWatch, showcasing her expertise in financial and retirement topics.
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Rachel Leland's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, city development, community events, government activities and business openings. She frequently reports on government announcements and press releases related to local developments.
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By: Rachel Leland
Two asphalt restoration projects on streets in the eastern portion of League City are moving forward.
Patients may think dentists are extending payment for costly procedures, but some are really steering clients to a high-interest credit card
Four people have filed to run for Kemah City Council in May following the filing period starting on Jan. 15.
By: Haley Velasco, Rachel Leland
With the filing period beginning Jan. 15, a number of candidates have filed for the May 3 election in Pearland ISD, Alvin ISD and the city of Friendswood.
By: Rachel Leland
The Seabrook Economic Development Corporation held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Taco Bell on Jan. 15. (Courtesy city of Seabrook)
By: Rachel Leland, James T. Norman
The communities south of Houston, which had not seen snow in over four years, received nearly three inches of snow overnight on Jan. 21, causing road closures and triggering advisories for residents to avoid driving.
By: Rachel Leland
Bay Area communities, which had not seen snow in over four years, received more than three inches of snow overnight on Jan. 21, causing road closures and triggering advisories for residents to avoid driving.
By: Rachel Leland
Houston and the surrounding area, which had not seen snow in over four years, received more than four inches of snow overnight Jan. 21, leading many residents to enjoy playing in the snow while also triggering city government to order road closures and issue warnings about the risk of driving.
Stewart Title Company, which offers title services, insurance and appraisal services, reopened in Texas City following renovations, according to a social media post.
Remton, a Vietnamese restaurant serving Vietnamese and Asian food like pho, wonton noodle soup, lemongrass beef stew and ramen, opened in Pearland in January, according to a social media post from the business.
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