Wesley Gardner is a journalist for Community Impact, focusing on local news in the United States, specifically in the Texas area, with a particular emphasis on the community of New Caney. Wesley covers a range of topics including events, business openings and closures, community development, and local government initiatives.
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Wesley Gardner’s coverage focuses on local events, business openings/closings, and city council actions in the United States, Texas, specifically Humble and New Caney. He also covers education-related topics with a significant focus on schools within the area.
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Furthermore, given that Wesley reports extensively on city council actions and educational matters such as academic calendars and board decisions for school districts like Humble ISD, relevant news releases concerning similar governmental decisions or educational policies may be of interest.
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By: Wesley Gardner
7 Spice Cajun Seafood offers chicken tender dishes, fried seafood, crab and crawfish combos, according to the business’ website.
By: Wesley Gardner
The proposed policy changes would not become official until Houston ISD's board of managers approve the measures on a second vote, which board members said will likely take place in January.
By: Wesley Gardner
Humble ISD trustees will consider naming a lone finalist for the district’s vacant superintendent position on Dec. 17—less than a month after terminating former Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s contract.
By: Wesley Gardner
During the board’s Dec. 9 meeting, Chris Todd, Denise Morrison and Nicole Doerre Peters were sworn to serve as trustees for positions 3, 4 and 5, respectively.
By: Wesley Gardner
Trustees voted 5-2 in favor of naming Interim Superintendent Roger Brown as the finalist for the position at the board’s Dec. 17 special-called meeting.
Humble ISD is poised to appoint new leadership following the board’s Nov. 26 vote to formally terminate Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s contract.
By: Elizabeth Fagen, Sheila Jackson Lee
Skero's Furniture and Mattress officials celebrate grand opening in Humble
By: Wesley Gardner
Humble ISD officials have opened 13 new playgrounds at the district’s elementary schools, with 12 more planned to open by fall 2026.
By: Wesley Gardner
Each of the six Lake Houston-area ZIP codes saw population growth from 2018 to 2023 except for 77345, which saw its population decrease from 28,804 residents to 27,574, census data shows.
The Humble ISD Police Department was honored by trustees at the board’s Dec. 10 meeting for becoming the first public school police department to receive Academy Training Provider status from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.
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