This Week's Headlines

Redistricting may push back primaries

Annual cookoff set for May 3-6

High, vehicle still reported missing

Vehicle flips at Beamer, Hughes

SJC to help with financial aid

USCG breaks ground at Ellington

Ellington recycling continues

PISD hall of fame tickets sell out

BAHEP honors Cornyn

City of Houston brings BOPA back to Ellington March 24

Rep. Legler responds to ‘agreed to’
district map

Taylor receives highest legislative award

Interfaith Care Partners meet at St. Frances Cabrini

Revere new Healthcare Administration director

Cruz Texans’ biggest fan

Singles dance Feb. 18

Christian Women set Feb. 16 luncheon

Program combats drugged driving, workshops set

DAR meets Feb. 11

Sock hop at Park Manor

Chrysler donates five of the latest vehicle models to SJC for automotive training

Bush Wolf Scouts participate in Pinewood Derby

Ten Dobie DECA students advance to state competition

Dobie Band receives $50,000 grant

Brook Debate excels in Texas City

UIL ramps up District 22-5A competitiveness

Softball season openers set

Dobie swimmers off to regionals

Brook, Horns hit the top; Dobie girls in, Brook out

Dobie’s Jackson picks SMS football

JFD boys’ soccer team wins one, ties another

Dobie, Brook softball to open 2012 season

BHI eighth-grade girls unbeaten

Lady Horns’ soccer rolls New Caney 7-0

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