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League City council backed the Art Guild’s plan to transform the historic Walter Hall House into a studio, gallery — a meeting space for local community events.

The Dr. Ned & Fay Dudney Nature Center at 1220 Egret Bay Blvd closed Aug.

31 for renovations and will reopen Sept. 21—returning visitors will experience upgraded facilities.

College of the Mainland Theatre announced an 11-show season featuring classics, Broadway musicals and contemporary adaptations including 'The 39 Steps,' 'Shakespeare’s R&J' and hit productions 'Come From Away' and 'Dear Evan' to engage local audiences this season.

Some League City residents noted that a few medians have become overgrown while a new contractor is preparing to address the issue, city officials said.

Galveston College has launched a robotics program to train workers in designing, programming & repairing automated systems.

The new engineering technology degree and certificate program is set to help build a skilled workforce for an increasingly automated future.

Texas' annual tax-free weekend begins today and continues through midnight Sunday, allowing families in League City to shop for eligible clothing, footwear, school supplies and backpacks priced under $100.

College of the Mainland held a graduation ceremony (at the Conference Center, 1200 N.

Amburn Road) to honor its first Surgical Technology cohort of four students who completed the two-year program.

A confirmed human case of West Nile virus was reported in Galveston County today as health officials caution that many infected people show only mild symptoms.

More cases could follow soon.