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home repair, remodeling and the best of home and garden care. This wasn’t only a show to stock up on plants, but to make those essential contacts about what to do and who to call about problem areas in your home or business further adding to the function of those spaces. There were bed sheet sets to be had, the 800 thread count that sold like hotcakes in practically every single color. Colorful and stylish patio furniture and those remote control awnings with louvers that open and close over a back porch were among the features, and let’s not forget the repair space-age fill for in between concrete slabs on your driveway. The pros talked about renovations made easy, fences, spas, and the gardening tips were grand. KTRH’s Randy Lemmons of the Garden Show was among those featured as Elsa Maxey takes a moment to chat with KTRH's Randy Lemmons at were the knowledgeable Fort the recent SL Home and Gardens Show at the Stafford Centre. Bend County Master Gardeners, Nancy Shafer, Mary Ellen Twiss, and Penny Johnson. This show The 4th Annual Sugar Land the latest accessories in the in Fort Bend was all about Home & Garden Show was market. Indoor and outdoor spectacular at the Stafford living options for entertaining staying in touch with home and garden updates, something Centre over the weekend was showcased by so many good to do all year long. with so many new ideas with professionals in landscaping,
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The Sugar Creek Garden Club is again celebrating the season with their annual Friendship Luncheon and silent auction. This annual fund-raising event is set for Saturday, February 1, 10:30 a.m., and will be held at the Sugar Creek Country Club with proceeds going to the many projects that the garden club supports. Among these are the Fort Bend Women's Center. the Mamie George Library, several scholarships, and various Sugar Creek beautification projects. There will be a silent auction with tea pots, gift baskets, children’s toys, and many other items. The luncheon will follow
at the close of the silent auction. Cancellations may be made by noon 2 days before the event . Please call Marie
Fuller at 281-686-7336 for additional information.To make a reservation call Connie Bingham at 281-494-5065.
Shown standing left to right are Helen Rosenthal, Marie Fuller, Event Chair, Patti Pearson, Karen Bradbury; seated are Carol Wilcox and Annette Dietch.
Fort Bend Hornets win championship!
The 12U Fort Bend Hornets won the championship of the Nations Baseball January Showdown on Sunday, January 26, at Doss Park. The Hornets beat Hunter Pence Baseball Academy 14-8 in the championship game. The Hornets are comprised of boys from Richmond and Sugar Land. Pictured are: (bottom row left to right) Jeffrey Greer, John Paquette, Trace Walton, Grayson Wills, and Logan Stanton. (middle row l to r) Sam Stavinoha, Eric Estrella, Colby Lock, Jake Capel, Trent Bielitz, and Jason Duarte. (top row l to r) Coach Mike Wills, Coach Critt Walton, and Manager Darrin Stanton.
Knights of Columbus, Holy Family Parish Council receive two awards The Knights of Columbus, Holy Family Parish Council #7728 in Missouri City/ Stafford, has received State and Supreme Awards for 2012-2013.The Supreme Star Council Award recognizes outstanding achievement in membership, insurance and service program activities. The State Council Lone Star Award for Excellence with Distinction recognizes a council that has met all State Council Criteria and exceeds all State Council Charities Goals. Shown left to right are John Pyle, Council Financial Secretary; Joe L. Longoria, Council Grand Knight; and Gustavo Darino, Council Treasurer.