Situated between Houston & Galveston, deep in the heart of the Upper Texas Gulf Coast.
MURDER AND MAYHEM WALKABOUTS START NEXT FRIDAY
The League City Historical Society is hosting Murder and Mayhem Walkabouts every Friday and Saturday in October starting October 6. Take a walk on the dark side of the historic district and learn about the crimes and unsavory history that made headlines in League City during the turn of the century. Tours are $15. To sign up, visit https://leaguecityhistory.org/walkabout-murder-mayhem
MUSIC AT THE MUSEUM TOMORROW đś
Music at the Museum is tomorrow, September 29, at the League City Historical Society, 210 N Kansas Ave, at 7 p.m. This event is completely free and family-friendly, just bring a comfortable chair and your own food and beverages.
SAVE THE DATE FOR HARVEST FESTIVAL, OCTOBER 14
Join us on Saturday, October 14, at our annual Harvest Festival and enjoy activities for the entire family! In addition to lots of vendors, there will be face painting, a hayride, crafts, games, and food trucks.
9 am: Vendors open
10 am: Activities begin; Punkin Parade (hosted by League City Historical Society)
11 am: Kids' costume contest (signups begin at 10 am)
12 pm: Pumpkin carving contest (limited to 25 participants/signups begin at 11:30 am)
Punkin Parade Details:
Dress up your kids in festive fall attire or their Halloween costumes and decorate their bikes, scooters or wagons. The parade will start at the One Room Schoolhouse Museum on Kansas Ave. and end in League Park at the Harvest Festival. More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/295466816201679
League City Roadway To be Named After Alexander Winfield
At their September 25 meeting, City Councilmembers unanimously approved a resolution to name a League City roadway after Alexander Winfield, one of the first African Americans to settle in League City. The roadwayâwhich has yet to be builtâwill be named Winfield Parkway. It will be a major east-west arterial road that will connect Landing Boulevard and Maple Leaf Drive, south of the future Grand Parkway and north of 517 in a soon-to-be-developed area. At the meeting, Councilmember Tommie Cones presented family members with a street sign with the Winfield name. Learn more about the history of the Winfield family here: https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=4600
Mosaic Murals to be Unveiled During Garden Club Walk
Three new mosaic murals will be unveiled this Saturday, September 30, during the League City Garden Clubâs Walk. The murals feature plant and animal life found at the Ghirardi WaterSmart Park.
The walk will also feature the Dick Benoit Prairie, which was recently certified as a Texas Native Prairie.
Tickets can be pre-purchased for $15 in person at Nana's Attic at Founders Square and on the day of the event at the Ghirardi WaterSmart Park located at 1910 Louisiana. The tour is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is self-guided.
Watch the video to learn more about the new mosaic artwork!
đ Upcoming nationwide emergency alert test
What: A one minute test alert on cell phones, radios, and TVs
When: Wednesday, October 4th, 2:20 p.m. ET
Why: To ensure systems are effective to warn the public about emergencies
Please share this info!
đ fema.gov/press-release/20230803/fema-and-fcc-plan-nationwide-emergency-alert-test-oct-4-2023
ADULT AFTER-HOURS PARTY AT THE LIBRARY
Join the Helen Hall Library for a 90s-themed adult-only after-hours (no) slumber party this Friday, September 29, from 6 to 9 p.m. There will be video games, music, crafts, snacks, and more! No need to register; just show up ready to party!
EMS GOLF TOURNAMENT NEEDS TEAMS AND SPONSORS
The League City EMS Golf Tournament is coming up on October 18, and they need teams and sponsors. League City EMS Professionalsâ Association is a dedicated group of First Responders that enjoy giving back to their community. Funds raised from this event go toward food donations for Thanksgiving, families in need of some Christmas cheer, and a scholarship program for High School Seniors. Learn more and register at https://charitygolftoday.com/event?e=11204&ce=359a7b
League City Council Regular Meeting
đ NEW STOP SIGNS BEING INSTALLED ON BAY AREA BLVD.
The City of Friendswood will be installing new stop signs on north and southbound Bay Area Blvd. at Grissom Road next week, on Wednesday, October 4, to help improve traffic safety in the area.
The City of League City wants drivers who frequent this area to be aware and prepared for these changes.
LCPD USING FLOCK CAMERA TECHNOLOGY TO SOLVE CRIMES
In December of last year, the League City Police Department installed 9 Flock cameras around the city to assist them in solving serious crimes. Since being installed, the Flock cameras have already helped solve many cases, including a capital murder case. The technology can also be used to recover missing persons, including Amber Alerts and elderly persons with dementia. Flock cameras are license plate readers, or LPRs. They work by running license plates through a state database that will then notify LCPD in 5 to 10 seconds if the car is stolen, or if the vehicleâs driver is wanted for a felony or violent crime. The database only keeps these license plate images for 30 days and then they are deleted permanently from the system.
HOAs can also pay for Flock cameras to be installed in their own neighborhoods and subdivisions. Learn more about how Flock cameras work and how to request one for your HOA here: https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=4580
Watch the video to learn more about how the Flock cameras are being used by LCPD.
NEW HIGH LOW FITNESS CLASS AT HOMETOWN HEROES PARK
Check out the new WEEKLY fitness class at Hometown Heroes Park on Wednesdays at 6 p.m., High Low with Margo!
High Low is a low impact aerobics experience open to all ages and fitness levels. This class has a $10 drop-in fee. Come get in a great work out your way!
CITY COUNCIL MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT
There is a regularly scheduled League City Council meeting on Tuesday, September 26, at 6 p.m. Residents may attend the meeting in person or watch live on the City's page. Council meetings also replay daily on Channel 16 at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.
View the agenda here: https://leaguecity.legistar.com/calendar.aspx
ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING FOR THE PUBLIC
League City Police Department's Chief Woitena will be at Butler's Courtyard, located at 122 N, for an Active Shooter Response training class on Thursday, 9/28/23, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Woitena, an ALERRT Active Shooter Instructor, will present at this event. Admission is free, but a ticket is required because of limited space. Click the link below to reserve your ticket today.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/active-shooter-preparedness-training-class-1-tickets-705442436317?aff=oddtdtcreator&fbclid=IwAR3hR94Y2-ZH13CgzJGk-TNuvlgXGSScf-fefB8LloRgy7ppLoMRw9QWJwY
League City Parks Featured on Garden Club Walk
We are excited to have two of the city's parks featured on September 30th's 12th Annual League City Garden Club Walk. They include the Ghirardi Water Smart Park and the Dick Benoit Prarie, which was recently certified as a Texas Native Prairie.
Tickets can be pre-purchased for $15 in person at Nana's Attic at Founders Square and on the day of the event at the Ghirardi Watersmart Park located at 1910 Lousianna. The tour is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is self-guided.
Thanks, Houston Astros Gary Pettis!
The Third Base Coach visited Big League Dreams League City today and took the time to take pics with Mayor Nick Long, Council Member Tom Crews, and City staff.
He also toured the sports facility, participated in a Q and A, and threw out the day's first pitch!
WINTER IS COMING!
Today may be the first day of Fall, but our WINTER League City Parks Recreation guide is out. You can download a copy at https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/4538/45901/Parks-and-Recreation-Guide or pick up a hard copy next week at the Hometown Heroes Rec Center, Helen Hall Libray, and City Hall.
Programs include everything from art classes for adults and children to introductory Pickleball and tennis lessons.
League City Celebrates U.S. Constitution Week.
As we the people celebrate the 236th anniversary of the drafting and signing of the United States Constitution, join Mayor Nick Long as well as the League City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to reflect on Constitution week and what is one of the most important documents in American history!
đŁď¸ATTN: WEEKLY NEWS UPDATE: https://mailchi.mp/leaguecitytx/city-manager-week-in-review-september-22-2023
đ¨ Learn About our New Art Contest
đ Save the Date for Harvest Fest
đ Winter Program Registration Dates
â UB Scam Alert.....and much more in this week's City Manager's Week in Review.
âž PRO DAY AT BIG LEAGUE DREAMS IS TOMORROW SEPT. 23
Gary Pettisâthe current Houston Astros Third Base Coach, former MLB Center Fielder, and winner of five Gold Glove Awardsâwill be at Big League Dreams League City, tomorrow September 23! This event is open to everyone. Seating inside the pavilion is on a first-come, first-served basis. Gate admission is $8 for ages 13 and older. Gates open at 7 a.m.
10:20 am: Q & A at Big League Dreams Pavilion
11:00 am: First Pitch at UTMB Field
GET "WRAPPED UP" IN OUR PUBLIC ART INITIATIVEđ¨
The League City Public Art Initiative is requesting design submissions for its Traffic Signal Box Wrap Contest.
Amateur and professional artists of all ages are encouraged to create and submit a design to be digitally printed on vinyl and wrapped on a traffic signal box located within League City.
For more information on the contest, guidelines, and how to submit a design, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=4552.
GET "WRAPPED UP" IN OUR PUBLIC ART INITIATIVEđ¨
The League City Public Art Initiative is requesting design submissions for its Traffic Signal Box Wrap Contest.
Amateur and professional artists of all ages are encouraged to create and submit a design to be digitally printed on vinyl and wrapped on a traffic signal box located within League City.
For more information on the contest, guidelines, and how to submit a design, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=4567
UPDATE: All the spots have been filled for Saturday's Volunteer Open House. Stay tuned for future open house events.
WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF ANIMALS?
Sign up to volunteer at the League City Animal Care and Adoption Center. We need volunteers to do everything from walk dogs, play and socialize cats and kittens, work the front desk, and even help with laundry.
To learn more, attend a volunteer open house this Saturday, September 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the shelter located at 755 West Walker. Reserve your spot here: https://tally.so/r/w4Jy9r
LAST CALL TO REGISTER FOR NNO
National Night Out is coming up on October 3. If you would like to request the League City Police and Fire Department to visit your NNO event, you must fill out the registration form.
The form is located at this link https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/616/National-Night-Out, and it must be filled out and emailed to [email protected] by TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 22.
Only 1 NNO event can be registered per neighborhood or subdivision. Police and Fire Department attendance at an NNO event cannot be guaranteed due to manpower and public safety call load, but every effort is made to accommodate all requests every year.
OUTDOOR BURNING PROHIBITED
Currently, within Galveston County, we are experiencing drought conditions, resulting in an increased risk for outdoor fires that can quickly spread because of the extremely dry vegetation. The League City Fire Marshal's Office is actively monitoring these conditions.
We would like to remind our citizens that outdoor burning is ALWAYS prohibited in League City. Some of the exceptions to this include:
đNon-commercial preparation of food
đSupplying warmth during cold weather
đOther exemptions of this ordinance require that a permit be issued from the Fire Marshalâs Office.
If you would like more information, the City ordinance can be viewed here: https://ow.ly/psjO50PNRav
TNMP âPowerline Learning Gardenâ
League Cityâs Arborist and Parks Operations Manager worked with Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) to create a âlearning gardenâ to educate residents on what kinds of trees are recommended to plant under or near powerlines.
The garden is located along the walking/running trail at Hometown Heroes Park behind the pool.
Planting the wrong trees under or close to powerlines is not only dangerous but can lead to power outages during inclement weather.
BEWARE OF UB SCAMMERS â
Recently, we have learned of a new scam where businesses and residents are getting phone calls from people claiming they work for the League City Utility Billing Department. The scammers are telling customers they are past due on their water bill and will have their water immediately shut off if they donât pay their bill with Zelle or Venmo.
đLeague City does NOT call residents and businesses to let them know they are behind on a payment. You will receive a notice in the mail.
đLeague City DOES NOT accept Venmo or Zelle payments.
đResidents and businesses can pay via credit card over the phone by calling our UB number at 281-554-1335 or by signing up at our online portal at https://tylerselfservice.leaguecitytx.gov/css/default.aspx
which allows you to make one-time credit card payments or set up a recurring payment for each month through your bank.
âž PRO DAY AT BIG LEAGUE DREAMS SEPT. 23
Gary Pettisâthe current Houston Astros Third Base Coach, former MLB Center Fielder, and winner of five Gold Glove Awardsâwill be at Big League Dreams League City this Saturday, September 23! This event is open to everyone. Seating inside the pavilion is on a first-come, first-served basis. Gate admission is $8 for ages 13 and older. Gates open at 7 a.m.
10:20 am: Q & A at Big League Dreams Pavilion
11:00 am: First Pitch at UTMB Field
NEW EYEGLASS DONATION BOX AT CITY HALL
We are partnering with the League City Lions Club to help those who cannot afford eyeglasses. Drop off your gently used glasses at the donation box located in the parking lot of the Civic Center. Our local Lions, many of whom are City of League City employees, will make sure they get into the hands of those in need.
SAVE MONEY BY TRACKING YOUR WATER USAGE
League City offers the Water Usage Tracker, a free and easy tool that lets you know how much water you use throughout the day. You can also set alarms to let you know if youâre wasting more water than usual.
Create your account here: https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/3367/Water-Usage-Tracker
CHALK ART MURALS AT HOMETOWN HEROES PARK
These amazing "nature-inspired murals" created during Saturday's EcoFest are still there and will be until it rains.
Please stop by and check them out near the playground.
9-11 Stair Climb
Thanks to everyone who came out to support the League City Fire Department'and League City Volunteer Fire Department at their annual stair climb to honor and remember those who lost their lives during 9-11.
American Pets Alive! Assessing Community Cat Program
In response to citizen feedback, the League City Animal Shelterâs Trap-Neuter-Return Program (TNR), also known as the Community Cat Program, is being evaluated by a third partyâAmerican Pets Alive!
In the video below, AmPA! representative Mara Hartsell talks about the goal of TNR programs nationwide and what the group will be looking for during their assessment of League City's program.
Members of the public are encouraged to visit https://leaguecitylistens.com/cats to share their feedback and comments though a variety of tools that are available 24/7 including a survey, question board, and comment section.
NEW TRAFFIC BOX MURALS!
Check out some of our newest mini murals painted on traffic boxes along League City Parkway. One is at the intersection of Bay Area Blvd. and the other at Landing Blvd. These murals are part of League Cityâs Public Art Initiative. Which one is your favorite?
To learn more about all the public art here in League City, please visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/4580/Public-Art-Displays
MINOR STORM DAMAGE
While we appreciated the rain, the storm that came through our area did cause some minor damage, including a tree that fell on a car on Deer Fern Drive and a vacant convenience store that collapsed on E. Marina Bay Drive
TREES, TREES, AND MORE TREES!đłđ˛đł
Thanks to Texas-New Mexico Power Company for donating SOME VERY LARGE TREES for tomorrow's Ecofest. Come prepared to take one home for FREE while supplies last. They are all from Moon Valley Nurseries Texas, and usually would go for nearly $200 a piece.
Trees For Houston also donated 200 FREE trees. They are smaller in size, but we recommend you bring a truck or SUV if you want to take one home.
For more information on the types of trees available and ALL THE DETAILS on Ecofest visit https://ow.ly/9aF650PMbVH
Our League City Police Department Communications Center has been receiving calls of multiple areas with high water due to the ongoing storm. LCPD and the League City Fire Department are assisting motorists who have become stranded in high-water areas. We are also working with the City of League City Streets Department to get these areas identified for drivers as they approach. No roadways are currently closed.
Due to the high call volume, you might expect a slight delay in response for some non-emergency calls for service. Please do your best to drive safely in these hazardous road conditions.
CHECK YOUR MAILBOX: FALL CITY MATTERS IS OUT NOW
Our Fall edition of City Matters is arriving in mailboxes now. This edition includes a fall activity planning guide and information about new murals at Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside. Youâll also find information about LCPDâs latest law enforcement technology and a feature about our new Public Information Officer, Jose Ortega.
To read a digital copy, visit https://issuu.com/leaguecitytexas/docs/city_matters_fall_2023.?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=www.leaguecitytx.gov
đ¤ WHAT'S GOING ON IN LEAGUE CITY? The City Manager's Week in Review will tell you everything you need to know, like the new LOWER tax rate that was recently approved, EcoFest this Saturday, and the appointment of your new Chief of Police. Read it here: https://mailchi.mp/leaguecitytx/city-manager-week-in-review-september-15-2023
THE TREES HAVE ARRIVED FOR ECOFEST! đł
EcoFest is tomorrow, September 16, and we have hundreds of FREE TREES to giveaway! Trees for Houston has donated 200 trees, including Sawtooth Oak, Texas Red Oak, Eastern Red Bud, and Mexican Red Oak. Texas-New Mexico Power donated 160 trees, including Red Maple, Bur Oak, Chinese Fringe, and Little Gem Magnolia. Thank you to Trees For Houston and Texas-New Mexico Power (TNMP) for providing these trees for our community to enjoy! Trees will be given out on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies last.
We hope everyone can meet us at Hometown Heroes from 9 a.m. to 1. p.m. for an entertaining and exciting day full of exhibits, classes, vendors, food, crafts, and FREE TREES!
For more information about EcoFest, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/civicalerts.aspx?aid=4507
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PLAQUE ADDED TO STATUE A plaque has been added to the J.C. League statue at League Park. The plaque explains some of the history of League, and why we also added his furry friend Scout to the statue. Next time you're at League Park, make sure to check it out!
TEAMWORK! đ Thanks to all the Clear Creek ISD students from Walter Hall Elementary School, Bayside Intermediate, League City Intermediate School, Victory Lakes Intermediate, Clear Falls High School and Clear Springs High School for volunteering today to decorate the additional 10 feet of the League City Holiday Tree. Still need volunteer hours? We need students and ADULTS to volunteer at our Fall Sweep this Saturday at Lobit Park from 8 a.m. to 5p.m. Sign up and get more info at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/lcfallsweepnov12
City of League City, Regular Council Meeting
ELECTION DAY POLLING LOCATIONS đşđ¸ Polls opened at 7 a.m. this morning and will be open until 7 p.m. this evening. For more information about elections, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3826 Voting locations in League City are as follows: League City Rec. Center 400 W. Walker Hometown Heroâs Park 1001 E. League City Pkwy. Bay Harbour Methodist Church 3459 FM Rd 518 East League City EMS 260 FM 270 New Hope Baptist Church 3610 Fm 646 Rd E Public Works Building 1701 W. League City Parkway Fire Station #4 175 Bay Area Blvd.
đHELP US DECORATE THE TREEđ Our holiday tree has grown by 10 feet, meaning we've got A LOT of branches to decorate ahead of our annual tree lighting on November 26. We are looking for volunteers to help attach ornaments this week. Ornaments are attached with wires on individual branches, and can be done sitting or standing. If you'd like to help, please join us for a shift! Don't worry if you can't stay for a full three-hour shift; whatever time you can donate is appreciated! Decorating will be done at the City's "Blue Building" located at 144 Park Ave. Suite 400. Tree Decorating Shift Schedule: Monday, Nov. 7âThursday, Nov. 10 ⢠9am to 12pm ⢠4 to 7 pm Sign up to help decorate the League City Holiday Tree at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/lcholidaytree
𫵠BRING YOUR VISION TO THE COMMUNITY The City of League City has 18 citizen groups that collaborate with City staff on issues ranging from traffic and finances to tourism and parks. In December of this year, City Council will begin making their selections for appointments of vacant and expiring positions. This means time is running out to fill out an application to serve on a Board, Committee, or Commission that interests you. Nearly every League City Board, Committee, or Commission has vacant and/or expiring positions. Some of these include: đ Animal Shelter Advisory Committee đ Finance Committee (all positions are expiring) đ The Historic Commission đ Ethics Review Board đ Keep League City Beautiful Committee đ League City Transportation and Infrastructure Committee đ Library Board đ Parks Board âď¸To view all vacancies and expiring positions, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/2035/Interested-in-a-Board-or-Commission âď¸Fill out an application to be on a Board, Committee, or Commission here https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/39317/Boards-and-Commissions-Application-and-Information-Statement-PDF âď¸For more details, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3709
No fair-weather fans over here! Even League Cityâs shelter dogs support the Astros! These pups are ready to cheer them on and look good while doing it. Right now, League City Animal Care is offering 50% off all dog adoptions. No matter the outcome of the game, youâll always be a winner when you bring home a shelter dog. Letâs Go âStros âď¸đś #astros #WorldSeries
UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO NOVEMBER 12 THE FALL SWEEP IS THIS SATURDAY! đ𧚠League City recently acquired Lobit Parkâlocated on the southeast side of townâfrom Galveston County, and the Park Operations department is in the process of giving it a much-needed facelift. There's a lot of work to be done and we need your help! On Saturday, November 12, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., League City is hosting its annual âFall Sweepâ at Lobit Park and is inviting youth groups, school clubs and organizations, scout troops, churches, civic organizations, and youth sports teams to join in. All ages are invitedâchildren must be joined by an adultâto take part in a variety of cleanup and beautification activities ranging from painting bleachers and benches, replacing, and building trash can stands, adding and spreading dirt on the baseball practice field, and pruning trees. All participants will be given some League City swag! Registration isn't necessary, just show up ready to help.
ICYMI: TRICK-OR-TREAT IN THE PARK WAS A HUGE SUCCESS đ Happy Halloween! đť Thousands of residents turned out for our safe trick-or-treating event on Saturday. Thank you to everyone who came! Check out the video to see some of the fun we had at the event!
ADOPT A WORLD SERIES WATCH BUDDY! đśâžď¸ The Houston Astros are getting ready for the World Series! If you need a buddy to watch with, head over to League City Animal Care. All dog adoptions are 50% off. To see animals available for adoption, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/3891/Adopt
League City Council Regular Meeting
TWO HALLOWEEN EVENTS ON SATURDAY! đđťđ It's almost time! Get your costumes, bring your candy buckets, and get ready for a fun-filled evening of trick-or-treating, inflatables, and food trucks at Trick-or-Treat in the Park. For families who want a little more "fright" in their Halloween fun, head over to Fire Station 4 for their annual Haunted House. Two great events on one spooky night, all for FREE! Trick-or-Treat in the Park đSaturday, October 29 đ5 to 8 p.m. đHometown Heroes Park, 1001 E. League City Pkwy. Fire Station 4 Haunted House đSaturday, October 29 đ6 to 10 p.m. đFire Station 4, 175 W. Bay Area Blvd.
League City Welcomes Camp PossAbilities League City is partnering with the Christina Sullivan Foundation to host Camp PossAbilities, a new program that offers a variety of sports that are adapted for disabled members of the community. Camp PossAbilities was launched in September, with adaptive tennis and bocce ball at Hometowns Heroes Park. To continue building this program, we need volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please visit https://hipaa.jotform.com/221506889812160 and fill out the form. For more details about upcoming adaptive programs and how to sign up to participate, visit https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3770.
Thank you Nazar's & Co. Jewelers for sponsoring our Diamond Ball! Check out the video to see what they're donating and some of the other services they offer.
Check out Houston Life tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. on KPRC 2 for a fun feature on League City as we continue to celebrate our 60th anniversary of incorporation.
đGET TO KNOW YOUR COUNCIL CANDIDATES! Today is the day! Tune into the City Council Candidate forum streamed here on Facebook live, on channel 16, or on the City website at http://leaguecitytx.swagit.com/live-chambers. This forum is a great opportunity to hear from the candidates as they answer questions sent in by residents. Get more details at https://www.leaguecitytx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=3590
Kendra Scott Hosting âGive Back to League Cityâ event Oct 21-22 Today, October 21, the Kendra Scott store at the Baybrook Mall is hosting a âKendra Gives Backâ shopping event from 6 to 8 p.m. All purchases made during those two hours will have 20% donated directly to two League City non-profit groupsâThe League City Proud Organization and The League City Patrons of the Parks and Arts Foundation which is working with League City on its new Public Art Initiative. If you canât make it into the store, you can shop online October 21 and October 22 at kendrascott.com and enter the code GIVEBACK-CTZCG at checkout. In addition, Kendra Scott is donating a diamond necklace for the silent auction at League Cityâs sold-out 60th anniversary Diamond Ball. All proceeds from ball will be going to The League City Proud Organization and the League City Patrons of the Parks and Arts Foundation.
Kendra Scott Hosting âGive Back to League Cityâ event Oct 21-22 On Friday, October 21, the Kendra Scott store at the Baybrook Mall is hosting a âKenda Gives Backâ shopping event from 6 to 8 p.m. All purchases made during those two hours will have 20% donated directly to the non-profit group Holiday In the Park Organized by The League City Proud Organization and The League City Patrons of the Parks and Arts Foundation which is working with League City on its new Public Art Initiative. If you canât make it into the store, you can shop online October 21 and October 22 at kendrascott.com and enter the code GIVEBACK-CTZCG at checkout. In addition, Kendra Scott is donating a diamond necklace for the silent auction at League Cityâs sold-out 60th anniversary Diamond Ball. All proceeds from ball will be going to The League City Proud Organization and the League City Patrons of the Parks and Arts Foundation.
Thank you League City Fine Jewelry for sponsoring our Diamond Ball! We are so excited to celebrate our 60th anniversary on October 22.
Thank you Collard Jewelers for sponsoring our Diamond Ball! We are so excited to be celebrating our 60th anniversary with you!
ASTRONAUT LEAVES VOICEMAIL FOR POLICE CHIEF đ¨âđ League City Police Chief Gary Ratliff missed an important phone call yesterday from a resident. Luckily, he left a message. Who was it? Astronauut Kjell N. Lindgren, who is currently serving on the International Space Station. He is expected home TODAY. Save travels.
PURSE MYSTERY SOLVED đđ A purse that had been lost for over 60 years was found at the old League City School building during renovations in 2021. Based on some of the belongings, the purse dated back to 1959, and the owner was identified as Beverly Williams. Items found in the purse were photos of family and friends, notes, handkerchiefs, a wallet, and other memories from Williamsâ life. Armando Rodriguez, the contractor that found the purse, turned it into City officials in hopes of finding the owner. Watch the video to see the reunion of the belongings to family and learn about the connection between one City Council member and the owner of the purse!
Thank you Flawless Diamonds for sponsoring our Diamond Ball! Check out the video to see what items they're donating and some of the other services they offer.
Thanks to Diamonds Direct for being a Diamond Ball sponsor! Here's a look at the jewelry they are donating for the auction, and the other items they offer.
Thank you Comcast for being a Marquise Sponsor for our Diamond Anniversary Ball! Mayor Pat Hallisey and his wife, Janiceâpresident of the League City Proud organizationârecently delivered their Diamond Ball tickets. We are so excited to celebrate on October 22 đ
THANK YOU LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS! đ Over the weekend, Helen Hall Library hosted âThe Vollies,â a formal banquet complete with a red carpet entrance, to celebrate library volunteers. These volunteers go the extra mile to help library staffâfrom preparing craft projects and shelving books, to planning and hosting library events. In fact, Helen Hall Library hosted more than 1,000 programs in the 2022 fiscal year! Without volunteers, the library couldnât bring all of these programs to our community. Letâs all give a big League City âThank Youâ to our Library Volunteers!
Thank you Lewis Jewelers for being a Marquise Sponsor for the Diamond Ball! Here's a look at the beautiful diamond they are donating for the Champagne Wall, and the other services they offer.
Thank you Robbins Brothers The Engagement Ring Experts for being a Marquise Sponsor for the Diamond Ball! Here's a look at the beautiful engagement ring they are donating to be auctioned off the night of the ball, and the other services they offer.
The City of League City, the League City Historical Society, and Clear Creek ISD partnered this week to produce a video featuring a mysterious item that was found by contractors renovating the League City Community Center. The historic building was built in 1938 as the âLeague City Schoolâ and housed students from various grade levels from kindergarten through high school for over 80 years until it was scheduled to be demolished in the summer of 2021. League City staff members contacted CCISD and worked out an agreement to lease the building for $1 a year for the next 50 years and turn it into a Community Center. During renovation work in early 2022, a wall that was covering up a former stage in the gymnasium was removed and the wood floor of the stageâwhich was in too poor of condition to be savedâwas removed and replaced with new wood. During the replacement process, a contractor found a small purse buried under the stage containing several items including old photos, a small notebook, a calendar, pencils, a nail file kit, and two handkerchiefs. The purse and its contents were shared with members of the League City Historical Society who deduced that it belonged to a Clear Creek Jr High student named Beverly Williams who was around 14 or 15 in 1958 and was most likely visiting the school for a dance or basketball game. The LCHS would like to find Beverly or her surviving family members to receive permission to display the purse and its contents at their museum. Watch the video to learn more and if you have any information about Beverly or her family members, email [email protected].
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