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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Veteran owned and operated ice cream shop Space City Cow opened in Seabrook on Nov. 2, according to owner Dylan Lirette.
By: Christi Craddick, Ted Cruz
Planet Beach spa to celebrate grand opening in League City
Family fortunes that took decades to amass are often lost by the third generation
By: Rachel Leland
Developers in League City will now pay updated impact fees, or capital recovery fees, to fund roadway development to help the city offset infrastructure costs as it grows.
By: Rachel Leland
On Nov. 19, Seabrook City Council will discuss a possible future bond election for spring 2025, as well as projects that could appear on it if called.
As Pearland has grown in recent decades, city officials have had to deal with a larger city street network, which has increased by 70% since 2006.
The project to widen Smith Ranch Road from Hughes Ranch Road to FM 518 will begin construction in December after Pearland City Council voted to award the construction contract nearly a year after the city approved the project’s design plan.
By: Rachel Leland
At Seabrook City Council’s Nov. 19 meeting, the city’s police department made the case to city officials for why the current police department building needs to be rebuilt.
By: Rachel Leland
On Nov. 13, Gov. Greg Abbott recognized Pearland for being designated the seventh Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Travel Texas in the inaugural year of the program.
Simple Simon’s Pizza, an Oklahoma-based chain founded in 1987, with more than 200 locations nationwide, opened in Pearland on Nov. 20, according to a social media post from the business.(Courtesy Simple Simon's Pizza)
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