Hometown pride will take on a new hue as the green of the Kingwood Park Panthers will be joining the Mustang blue when Kingwood Park High School officially opens its doors in August.

KPHS, also known as "K-Park," will transform from a ninth grade campus and join Humble, Kingwood, Atascocita and Quest as Humble ISD high schools. 

Slated to be a 4A school with 1,600 to 1,700 students, the new high school will bridge the gap in school size between the three other 5A Humble ISD high schools with approximately 3,000 students for 9th through 12th and Quest High School with an enrollment of 400.

Kingwood, Texas: Texas-sized festivities with a Kingwood flair are planned for the Fourth of July.

The fun starts on Saturday, June 30th, with the annual Alspaugh's street dance and BBQ.  The 4th of July activities start at 6 am in the morning with the Kingwood Civic Club fishing rodeo and ends in Kingwood Town Center with the fireworks display.

One annual favorite, the Boy Scouts BBQ, will not be held again this year due to construction at Kingwood High School 

Ladies lunch, community fair, egg hunt and parade slated for Kingwood event

Kingwood Texas:   Local business owners and community volunteers are preparing for a bigger and better Picnic on the Park event this Spring with a Ladies Luncheon and Easter Bonnet Contest to be held at the Kingwood Country Club on Tuesday, April 3 plus the annual egg hunt and vendor fair Saturday, April 7 at Kingwood Town Center Park. 

“Proceeds from both events will benefit the Village Learning & Achievement Center – our third year to support this local charity,” says event committee member Carla Alvarez of Legacy Marketing Services.  “Donations and participation by area businesses make this event successful and fun for everyone in our community while supporting this vital charity’s programs for individuals with disabilities.”

AMY’S ANGELS ANNOUNCE FIRST ANNUAL BBQ BENEFIT

         Amy’s Angels, a Texas based nonprofit, non-denominational organization dedicated to providing support, resources and remembrance items to individuals and families who experience pregnancy and infant loss from conception to one year of age, is having its First Annual Amy’s Angels BBQ Fundraiser and Benefit on Saturday, March 24, 2007 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Magnolia Ballroom at 2707 Wilson Road (in the Magnolia Room) Humble, Texas 77396-3714 for directions please call  281-446-0879.

Amy’s Angels promotes awareness of the issues faced by families who experience infant loss, as well as promote awareness of Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome or TTTS.