Sienna Plantation News

Robert Telford had immediate relief from his pain when he had two herniated discs fused.

The cleanup has begun in battered neighborhoods across Missouri City in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike.

Thousands of trees were uprooted and at least six homes were destroyed in Fort Bend County during Hurricane Ike, which also plunged most of the county in darkness with extensive power outages.

Sienna Plantation soon will be the site of a new library. Fort Bend County will officially break ground for Fort Bend County Libraries' newest library, the Sienna Branch Library, to be located at 8411 Sienna ...

It has been a week of new beginnings in the Fort Bend Independent School District as students returned to classes for the new school year on Aug.

In compliance with state mandates, Missouri City council members approved joint agreements with water well owners in the City and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.

A resident of an apartment home in Sienna Plantation had several items stolen in a recent break in.

Pending federal legislation requiring homeowners protected by levees and dams to buy flood insurance is being challenged by local and national leaders who say the proposal would force thousands and perhaps ...

A school board approved a new high school from a growing community, but there was some drama before the final decision was made, KPRC Local 2, Your Education Station, reported Monday.

Sienna Plantation is offering a 3.36-acre homesite in one of its most exclusive custom home neighborhoods, Forest Isle at Bees Creek.

Sienna residents young and old are hitting the road this summer for some association-sponsored day trips.

Continuing the list of smaller items from earlier this week, which has already grown quite a bit just in the last few days.

Randal O'Toole went on a bus tours of different parts of Houston while he was in town for the Preserving the American Dream Conference a couple of weeks ago and he chronicles his impressions with observations ...

“I'm shocked. I don't know what to say”

Officers are looking to question a middle school teacher in Fort Bend County who is being investigated for calling a 16-year-old boy her boyfriend. via Abc13.com

“It's dramatically different here than it was six to nine months ago”

Houston Business Journal - by Allison Wollam Houston Business Journal As a decline in consumer spending continues to prompt retailers to put the brakes on expansion and push back new-store opening dates, the ... via Houston Business Journal

Ten Realtors with top sales of new homes in Houston were rewarded in style recently for stellar 2007 sales in Sienna Plantation, one of the top places to live in Fort Bend County. via Earth Times

“It was an accident and Mr. Foley felt it was best for the community and the neighborhood that he agreed to have the dogs humanely euthanized. He's a good neighbor, and he wants to do what's right for the community”

A Sienna Plantation resident whose two dogs injured a neighbor and killed her poodle agreed Friday morning to let his dogs be euthanized. via The Herald-Coaster

A Sienna Plantation resident whose two dogs injured a neighbor and killed her poodle agreed Friday morning to let his dogs be euthanized. via Personal Injury Law News

“It was sad for him; they were his pets”

Two pit bull terriers owned by former Houston Texans linebacker Steve Foley must be destroyed because they attacked a Fort Bend County woman last month and killed her puppy, a judge ruled today. via Houston Chronicle

“I knew something tragic was going to happen but with the laws that are in effect you can't do anything until something happens”

Pit bulls owned by a former Houston Texans player attacked a woman and killed her dog. via Abc13.com