Rachel Leland is a Government Reporter at Community Impact. She covers government affairs in Pearland, Friendswood, and the Bay Area, with a focus on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as regional interest topics. Rachel's work has been featured in MarketWatch, Star Tribune, ABC13 Houston, Next Avenue, and Community Impact.
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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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The Walmart in La Marque held a grand reopening ceremony following renovations in May, staff said.
NearBite Banh Mi and Coffee opened in June in League City to serve Vietnamese sandwiches, rice plates and dessert, according to a sign on the restaurant building.
Marshalls will welcome shoppers to its new La Marque location, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing.
By: Rachel Leland
Clear Creek ISD’s board of trustees will consider whether to maintain its 2025-2026 contribution levels for health insurance premiums, with no changes to any plan or coverage tier, at its July 13 workshop.
By: Rachel Leland
Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from last week? Check out five trending stories from the North Houston area from July 6-10.
By: Rachel Leland
Following the Texas 89th Legislature’s passing of House Bill 2844, known as the Food Truck Freedom Bill, food trucks in League City will no longer need a permit from the city to operate.
So Unique Boutique had its soft opening in June and is planning a grand opening celebration in August once a few final touches on the interior are completed, owner Tiffany Nelson said.
By: Rachel Leland
Port of Galveston is currently analyzing the mobility and economic impact of adding a fifth cruise terminal at Pier 14.
By: Rachel Leland
Clear Creek ISD’s board of trustees approved maintaining its 2025-26 contribution levels for health insurance premiums, with no changes to any plan or coverage tier, at its July 13 workshop.
By: Rachel Leland
Food trucks in League City will no longer need a city permit to operate following a unanimous decision League City City Council made at its July 14 meeting in alignment with House Bill 2844, known as the Food Truck Freedom Bill.
