This Week's Headlines

Third low-income complex proposed

Two robbery suspects sought

Filing begins for ISDs, MUDs

Local ditch irks area residents

Multicar crash causes delays

After-school fighting reported

JFD track reunion set for Feb. 26; Some former team members sought

Rodeo scholarship deadline Feb. 19

Career Exploration Program opens doors for SJC students

Physics, space science seminar series Feb. 8

Transfer day at SJC

GMAT at UHCL

AARP offers free help on tax returns

UHCL offers youth art

Gas station set for Dixie-Beamer

University Interscholastic League realignment means more playoff teams for PISD schools – Pearland joins 24, La Porte to 21

Phillips chosen as Dobie FB coach/AC – Board session set for Feb. 8

Key soccer matchups – Brook gets Clear Lake; Dobie takes on Deer

Hoops teams vie for position – Dobie girls still unbeaten in 22-5A; Brook boys still in the mix in 24 race, Dobie’s boys alive in 22-5A; CB girls out

Beverly Hills, Thompson 7th Dark win tourneys

San Jacinto softball debuts at Galveston

Dobie powerlifters finish strong at TC

South Belt 4th of July parade, fireworks show approach

The 22nd annual South Belt Fourth of July parade and fireworks show is fast approaching.

The parade, which winds from Beverly Hills Intermediate to San Jacinto College South, will begin Saturday, July 4, at 10 a.m. Lineup for the parade, however, will begin at 9 a.m.

The theme for this year’s event is Honoring Our Military. All active military personnel and veterans are encouraged to take part, and all participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles as patriotically as possible. Awards will be given to both commercial and noncommercial entries, and contestants will be judged on patriotism as well as originality.

All community and nonprofit groups may participate in the parade at no charge, unless they wish to be eligible for a prize. There is a $50 fee for commercial entries, and noncommercial entries may enter the contest for $25.

Entry forms are available by e-mailing the Leader at mynews@southbeltleader.com. The forms are to be filled out and returned to the Leader office, 11555 Beamer, or faxed to 281-481-5730.

Later that evening, residents are invited to El Franco Lee Park at Hall Road and Blackhawk Boulevard to watch this year’s fireworks display. Funded by the annual South Belt Spectacular Cookoff and the supplemental June 13 cookoff, the show will start at 9:30 p.m. parade route