Fairfield - November 2022

COMMUNITY OF FAITH

the Troops

BOARD MEMBER LISTING

Fairfield Village Community Association

The “Master Board” is comprised of one representative from each Neighborhood Association

Billy Sutton (Fairfield South) President

Jan Bertoli (Fairfield Central) Secretary/Treasurer

Darlene Sedelmyer (Trails of Fairfield) Director

Kate Conrey (Lakes of Fairfield) Director

Fairfield Central Neighborhood Association

Louis Iselin (President) louis@kipatents.com

Patricia Powell (Vice President)

Jan Bertoli (Secretary/Treasurer) JLB8848@gmail.com

Dianna Roark (Director) ldroark66@aol.com Douglas Scott (Director) mrdougscott@gmail.com

Fairfield Village South Neighborhood Association

Brian Mcdonough (President) Bmcdonoughdpt@gmail.com Mark Stine (Vice President) ..................................................... Mark.Stine@gmail.com

Billy Sutton (Secretary) blsutton@sbcglobal.net

Larry Kohler (Treasurer) Dietrich Gaitz (Director) Dietrich.gaitz@mail.com

Inwood Park Neighborhood Association

Marc Newman (President).......................................... marcnewman1957@comcast.net

Doug Waterman (Vice President) waterman_doug@hotmail.com

Harriet Tunick (Secretary) htunick00@gmail.com Gloria Whitaker (Treasurer) gloriawhitaker1@yahoo.com Sarah Boson (Director) sboson05@sbcglobal.net

Lakes of Fairfield Neighborhood Association

Patrick Wong (President) pcwong1@earthlink.net

Kate Conrey (Vice President) kateconrey@gmail.com

Dana Adams (Secretary) ......................................................... daadams888@gmail.com

Diana Gee (Treasurer) diana.gee@att.net

Nikole Cales (Director) Ncales13@gmail.com

Trails of Fairfield Neighborhood Association

Darlene Sedelmyer (President) facofficemgr@sbcglobal.net Kris Cherry (Vice President) kfcherry@gmail.com Janet Sherrill (Secretary) janetsherrill@comcast.net Matthew Mann (Treasurer) .................................................. mmann0330@gmail.com Quentin Hinds (Director) Qhinds@gmail.com

FAIRFIELD VILLAGE MANAGEMENT

First Service Residential Help Desk 713-932-1122, contactus.tx@fsresidential.com Portfolio Administrator

Amanda West 713-332-4763 Fairfield Project Manager

Jennifer Sailer 713-332-4761, Jennifer.Sailer@fsresidential.com

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Ambulance/Fire/Officer 911 Poison Control 800-222-1222

NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Fire/Ambulance 713-466-4073 FBI 713-693-5000

Harris County Animal Control 281-999-3191

Harris County Precinct 4 281-376-3472 Vacation Watch .281-401-6200

MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS

Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC) 281-373-0834 Harris Co. Library 281-890-2665 Harris Co. Mosquito Control .713-440-4800

Harris County Hazardous Waste 281-560-6200 Courthouse Annex 281-859-0685

Driver’s License 281-449-2685

Post Office.............................................................................................. 281-373-9125

Voter Registration 713-224-1919

UTILITY NUMBERS

Reliant Energy (Electricity) 713-207-7777

Center Point (Gas) 713-659-2111

Inframark (Water, Trash) 281-398-8211

Best Trash 281-313-2378

Comcast ................................................................................................. 713-341-1000

SCHOOL NUMBERS

Bus Information 281-897-4380

Cy-Fair Administration 281-897-4000

Cy-Ranch High School 281-373-2300

Bridgeland High School..........................................................................281-213-1619

Salyards Middle School .281-373-2400

Ault Elementary .281-373-2800

Keith Elementary 281-213-1744

Spillane Middle School........................................................................... 281-213-1645

Swenke Elementary 281-213-1200

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Public Safety Committee -

Fairfield Area Swim Team Team-president@swim4fast.net

Fairfield Women’s Club fairfieldwomensclub@gmail.com

JENNIFER SAILER - Fairfield Project Manager

FirstService Residential 16055 Mason Road/Cypress, TX 77433

Phone: 713-332-4761/ Toll Free: 800-932-9449

Email: Jennifer.sailer@fsresidential.com

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Supporting the Troops

Early this fall, three organizations Community of Faith, Back the Blue Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, and Operation Lone Star Texans Supporting Our Troops - joined forces to collect items for care packages to send overseas to our outstanding military men and women serving our nation.

The idea was the brainchild of two men: Bobby Roberts, a 30-year veteran of the Houston Police Department, the Director of Security at Community of Faith, and member of Back the Blue Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, and Jim Conley, a 37-year veteran of HPD, U.S. Navy Vietnam Veteran and President of Operation Lone Star-Texans Supporting Our Troops. Once the two felt their idea had credibility, Bobby approached Johnie Jones, head of Missions and Community Engagement at Community of Faith.

Their mission was to increase the morale of deployed service members from all military branches by providing them with care packages filled with non-perishable food, personal care supplies, and miscellaneous fun items. They hoped the packages would help keep the recipients healthy, sharp, and motivated.

From start to finish, the three-way coalition worked diligently to develop, execute, and manage the important project. Their fourweek drive ended on October 24 so they could be ready to pack and ship the packages by mid-November.

Approximately 1.3 million active-duty personnel are stationed at roughly 750 U.S. foreign military bases that spread across 80 nations! And tens of thousands of service members on the front lines could benefit from an ongoing supply of hygiene, nutrition, medical supplies, and operational gear.

If you’ve never heard of Operation Lone Star-Texans Supporting Our Troops, it is not affiliated with Governor Abbott’s Operation Lone Star, launched in March 2021 to respond to a rise in illegal immigration.

Operation Lone Star Texans Supporting Our Troops is a 501(c)(3) Texas non-profit corporation founded by families who have had, or currently have, loved ones serving in the Armed Forces. Their mission is to provide fellowship, guidance, encouragement, and support to members of the United States Armed Forces and their families and friends.

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Three of their most well-known events include:

• The Travis Manion Foundation 9/11 Heroes Run, which brings communities throughout the country, and around the world, together to honor the sacrifices of all the Heroes of September 11, including veterans, first responders, military, and civilians.

• Memorial Day Weekend where, on Friday, they place a wreath on the grave of a high school friend who was Killed in Action in Vietnam on January 17, 1971; on Saturday, they place over 700 small flags honoring the names inscribed on the walls of the Fallen Warriors Memorial; on Sunday, they assist in placing several thousand flags on veteran graves at Houston National Cemetery; and on Monday, Memorial Day, they participate in ceremonies at the Fallen Warriors Memorial.

• Two weeks before Christmas, the OLS-TSOT places 200 Christmas wreaths on the graves of veterans to honor their service and to remind their families that they will never be forgotten.

The Back the Blue Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club consists of federal agents, peace officers, firefighters, paramedics, military veterans, and civilians. Their mission is to provide support to peace officers and law enforcement families in their times of need. When Back the Blue LEMC sponsors an event, all military branches, fire stations, and law enforcement agencies come out in force to participate in their amazing events.

Community of Faith’s mission and community engagement programs focus on organizations in Houston and many different nongovernmental organizations around the world. Over the years, they have built and support an orphanage in Costa Rica, as well as a home for homeless elderly in Nicaragua. They have transformed an entire community, including an elementary school, trade school, and health clinic, for the Batwa people in Burundi, Africa. They routinely aid families impacted by natural disasters both locally and internationally, partner with organizations to support survivors of human trafficking, and much, much more.

If you are interested in participating to help promote the morale of our deployed U.S. service members from all branches of the military, please contact johniej@communityoffaith.tv. Community of Faith is located 16124 Becker Road, Hockley Texas. In addition, Operation Lone Star-Texans Supporting Our Troops mails packages quarterly and on an as-needed basis. Should you have family members who are currently deployed, please email names and deployment addresses to OLS at OperationLoneStar@hotmail.com, or call Jim at 281-5135661 and he will see to it your loved one is added to the care package mailing list. For more information on Back the Blue Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, visit the Back the Blue LEMC Family & Friends Facebook page.

Around Fairfield National Night Out: A Great Success

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. The ultimate goal of National Night Out is to make our neighborhoods safer and more caring places to live. The event enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while fostering a true sense of community.

A HUGE THANK YOU to our area sponsors who helped us make our National Night Out event in Fairfield a fun time for all! We love serving our great community and meeting our neighbors. Special thanks also to our fire department and our Bridgeland High School Key Club!

The Ellis-Nabors Team of the Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene Team puts on the event in Fairfield each year. They recruit sponsors and set up the event. Wanda Abel, an agent with their team, started this event 4 years ago and it has grown every year.

Together We’re Better!

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What can we do about Airbnb’s in our community?

Our family moved to Fairfield in 2017. We chose Fairfield because of its quiet and familyoriented setting. It was not too far from the city and had plenty of nearby amenities, a low crime rate, and good schools. In September of 2021, the home next door to ours was sold to an individual who turned it into an Airbnb. It has been nothing short of a living nightmare since.

The homes in this neighborhood are mostly four-bedroom, two-story houses occupied by your typical family. The house next door is currently listed on Airbnb as having four bedrooms, ten beds, and accommodating up to sixteen guests. Sixteen! Every week, we have sixteen new neighbors. They’re loud, they do drugs (we smell it constantly), and they leave mountains of trash on the curb. We’ve even had people sticking their cell phones over the fence, taking pictures of our backyard, and harassing our dogs.

The real issue is that the house right next door to ours is an Airbnb, period. There should be HOA regulations prohibiting it. In our situation, the problem will continue indefinitely, resolving only if the owner sells the house to a family that will occupy it as their primary residence, or we sell our house and move. Those are the only two paths forward, at this point. It would make more sense if this was a beachfront community lined with vacation rentals. But it is far from that, we’re 75 miles from the beach.

When I received this article, I was not aware that Fairfield had Airbnb’s scattered throughout the community. After researching our area, there were ten available houses, a suite, and a room. Although it sounds like a great entrepreneurial idea, hear what someone living next to one has to say.

We have filed complaints with the HOA, the police, Airbnb, and even reached out directly to the owner of the home. The HOA does nothing. The police say they can’t do anything about drug use unless they’re “caught redhanded”. Airbnb just sends a message to the owner. The owner claims to address the issues.

However, the real issue is not necessarily the fact that we must file complaints constantly.

I do understand entrepreneurship, however, allowing something like this to take place in a master-planned community is wrong. Allowing it to continue despite the obvious negative impact on homeowners speaks volumes about the Fairfield HOA and law enforcement, as well as some Airbnb owners with a disgusting level of greed and complete disregard for how they affect the lives of other people.

What was basically a dream home for us 5 years ago is now nothing but a nightmare. We have no recourse or easy way out. Good luck selling our home when the prospective buyer finds out there’s an Airbnb next door! Will Fairfield put an end to this and prevent it from happening in the future?? We need real solutions, not suggestions.

Board adopts lowest tax rate in 33 years

fourth consecutive year—down from $0.9292 in 2021, $0.9555 in 2020, $0.97 in 2019 and $1.06 in 2018.

CFISD also offers a local optional homestead exemption of 20 percent of the appraised value of a home. When paired with a $40,000 state exemption, a CFISD taxpayer with a home valued at $350,000 would pay a tax based on $240,000 of value.

The 2022 tax rate decrease will save the owner of a home valued at $350,000 approximately $307 on their annual property tax bill.

The CFISD Board of Trustees approved a 2022 tax rate of $1.2948 per $100 of property valuation—a reduction of $0.0444 from 2021—during its regularly scheduled meeting on Oct. 10.

The total tax rate is comprised of a $0.8948 Maintenance & Operations Tax Rate and a $0.40 Interest & Sinking (or debt service) Tax Rate. The M&O Tax Rate, which funds day-today operations in CFISD, has decreased for the

View additional property tax information on the CFISD website.

The CFISD Board of Trustees votes to approve the 2022 CFISD tax rate during the Oct. 10 formal meeting. The tax rate of $1.2948 is CFISD’s lowest rate in 33 years.

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Keeping Active, Involved

Fairfield Village Homeowner’s Association. The November meeting time and date has not been determined. When scheduled, it will be at the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse at 8:30 AM. For more information, contact First Service Residential at 713-332-4763.

Fairfield Village South Homeowner Association. The last meeting was September 13, 2022. The next meeting has not been scheduled but will be at Central Park Clubhouse, 15015 Heath Green Circle near Salyards School at 4:30 PM. First Service Residential has information about this and other Village meetings and can be contacted at 713-332-4763.

Municipal Utility District (MUD) #396. The November meeting is in Fairfield at the Bradford Creek Clubhouse, and the date has not been determined. Meetings begin at 10:00 AM and are less than one hour. If you plan to participate or reside in a different Fairfield MUD, call 713-651-5345 for the date. Or, you may contact Bill Wilson at 832653-5146. This is your chance to talk with the Directors and our Attorney about any concerns, requests, or issues you have with water and trash service. Also, you will hear reports about the operations and financial condition of MUD #396.

Fairfield Republicans. This is the regularly scheduled monthly meeting. For information about the meeting date, location, and time please contact Bill Ely at 832-919-4999.

Tuesday, November 8, 2022, General Election. This is the last day you can vote in the General Election. Voting locations can be found at harrisvotes.org or contact your precinct chair. This is the most critical election in our country’s recent history, please vote. For general information about voting, contact your precinct chair.

Tuesday, November 22, 2022, Yellow Rose of Texas Republican Women. This is the regularly scheduled meeting on the fourth Tuesday of every month at Harris County Smokehouse, 14243 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377 (phone) 281-351-4060. The meetings begin at 6:30 PM. You are not required to be a member to attend nor are you required to purchase a meal. Arrive early if you plan to have a meal.

Saturday, November 26, 2022, Cypress Texas Tea Party (CTTP). This is the regularly scheduled fourth Saturday of each month meeting. The meeting begins at 12 Noon and is at Spring Creek BBQ, 25831 Northwest Fwy, Cypress, TX 77429 (phone) 281-758-1450. CTTP does not charge a fee to attend the meeting and does not have membership dues. You do not have to purchase a meal to attend although most do. Please check the CTTP website for confirmation of the scheduled meeting, location, and speakers.

Being an auctioneer can be rewarding and lucrative

How many female auctioneers have you met in your life? Chances are not very many. As of July 2022, only 15 % of National Auctioneer Association members were women. Of that 15%, an astounding 78% of those women are auctioneers and entrepreneurs/business owners! So that tells you that Magnolia Gardens, the auction house in Hockley, Texas, owned and operated by Tina Murphy, is pretty special.

Tina started working the auction floor and presenting merchandise eighteen years ago. She became so enamored with the trade and the people that she decided to become a professional. So, she earned an auctioneer license, which required 80 hours of classroom instruction, through a TDLR-approved auction school. She studied specific topics relating to the business of auctioneering.

Tina explained, "I never cared for second-hand items growing up, but now it is my life and love. The history behind some items can be like a love story. Objects can hold so much value in them - and not necessarily monetary. I basically started out in this business doing antiques solely."

"During the pandemic, we had to adapt to the changes. But fortunately for us, unlike many other companies, we never stopped working and my employees kept their jobs. Several local businesses closed but we were able to help other businesses stay open. By us selling their overstock or other items, they could pay their bills, which tided them over. I am very grateful and proud of that.

"I feel happy and blessed that because of our community and reputation, we have been able to do many fundraising projects. We've raised over $13,000 for first responders. We have conducted auctions and fundraising projects for the nonprofit “Tunnel to Towers Foundation” which offers untold benefits to survivors facing medical bills due to illness. Because I own my building, I have the freedom to hold a variety of auctions and events there. We have held small business socials, pet rescue groups to help in pet adoption, vendor sales, and weekly auctions. I love being an auctioneer. I can help a variety of people – from those who want to honor their deceased loved ones to children helping their parents downsize or move to assisted living.

Items are precious treasures that represent memories of someone's hard-earned money, time, and life stories. My staff and I treat all items with great respect, as if each belonged to our own family members. You can find us every 3rd Saturday at 18090 Bauer Rd. Hockley, TX 77447 at 7:00 pm. All other Saturdays and Tuesdays , visit us online for a live auction at 7:00 pm at https://www.facebook. com/MagnoliaGardensAuction.

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TravelingSeniors of Cypress

TravelingSeniors of Cypress

The Traveling Seniors of Cypress is a group of fellow travelers (mainly retired but not always) from Cypress (but you do not have to reside in Cypress to travel with us). We enjoy at least one day trip a month. Our buses are provided by Precinct 3 free of charge. Our trips run the gamut from art museums to Presidential Libraries, festivals to major league games. Plus, we squeeze in a lot of good eating to go along with our travels. You must be 50 years of age to ride the Harris County Bus. Pay upon signup; tickets are non-refundable. We also offer extended excursions for those that want to travel beyond the borders of Houston, and those trips take you across America.

DAY TRIPS

November 15: 1940 Air Terminal/Longhorn NASA project. Lunch at Bubba Gump’s on the Kemah Boardwalk, on your own. Leaving at 8:30 from Fairfield Baptist Church. $5.00.

November 17: Thanksgiving Potluck & Kitchen Towel Exchange. Bring a side dish or desert. We provide the turkey. See you at noon at Lakeside Trails Clubhouse.

November 22: Good Shepherd Brookwood Tour. Tour the facilities; poinsettias will be in full bloom. Lunch included in the Tea Room $30.00. The bus leaves FBC at 8:30.

December 13: Zoo Lights Dinner at Cleburne’s on your own. Price TBD. We won’t know the price until November. Leaving FBC at 5:30 pm.

December 18 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm: Cookie and Gift Exchange. Bring two or three dozen of your favorite cookies and a gift to exchange with your friends.

Extended excursions…We sponsor several longer excursions so our travelers can explore more of Texas and discover America’s vast beauty and history.

February 19-26, 2023: 7 Night, Western Caribbean with Mexico Cruise From Galveston, Texas, on the Ruby Princess. Traveling to Roatan, Honduras, Belize City Belize, Cozumel, Mexico. Prices vary according to cabin size and land excursions.

May 13-21, 2023: Garden of the Gods, The Royal Gorge, and Colorado Springs, Colorado $995. Eight nights lodging four consecutive nights in scenic Colorado, 14 meals—8 breakfasts and 6 dinners. Departure: Fairfield Baptist Church at 8:00 am.

September 15-25, 2023: Niagara Falls, USA: $1239.00: 10 nights lodging, 4 nights in Niagara Falls, NY. Guided tour of Niagara Falls, Cruise the Erie Canal, Scenic Drive through Wine Country, Guided tour of Buffalo, visit the Buffalo Transportation Pierce Arrow Museum. Departing Fairfield Baptist Church at 8:00 am.

November 13-19 Branson Show Christmas: $750.00 Motorcoach transportation, five nights lodging. Three consecutive nights in the Branson area. 8 meals—5 breakfasts and 3 dinners, 6 fabulous morning shows, 3 evening shows, Departure: Fairfield Baptist Church at 8:00 am.

Other Activities:

Second and Fourth Thursday: Cards with Karen Cervenka: 5 Crowns, Lakeside Trails Clubhouse 1:00 to 4:00.

Second and Fourth Friday: Hand and Foot with Jim and Shirley, Lakeside Trails Clubhouse 1:00 to 4:00.

Wednesday Breakfast, House of Pies: Between 8:30 and 9:00. Breakfast at Denny’s: 1st and 3rd Friday at Denny’s on 290.

Traveling Seniors of Cypress

Jo Ann Lambert at pstlgrl@gmail.com Jackie Devine at Jackie.devine@comcast.net

Cypress-Tomball Democrats

November Speaker: Egberto Willies Analysis of the 2022 Election

The Cypress-Tomball Democrats will hold its next monthly meeting, Monday, November 21, 2022 at Rudy’s Grill and Cantina, located at 11790 Grant Rd, Cypress, TX 77429. There is a meet and greet at 6:30 p.m. The general meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. For More info, visit our website at cytomdemocrats.org.

Our speaker will be Egberto Willies – Blogger/Radio personality - Politics Done Right

Egberto Willies is a political activist, author, political blogger, radio show host, business owner, software developer, web designer, and mechanical engineer in Kingwood, TX. Egberto is an ardent Progressive that believes tolerance is essential. His favorite phrase is “political involvement should be a requirement for citizenship”.

He believes that we must get away from the current policies that reward those who simply move money/capital and produce nothing tangible for our society. If a change in policy does not occur, America will be no different than many oligarchic societies where a few are able to accumulate wealth while the rest are left out because it is mathematically impossible to catch up.

All are welcome to attend and to join this growing club, which meets on the third Monday of every month. For more information email us at cytomdems@yahoo.com, go to our Cypress-Tomball Democrats Group on Facebook, or visit the club’s Website at cytomdemocrats.org.

Fairfield Republicans

Fairfield Republicans are a group of conservative like-minded neighbors residing in Fairfield and neighboring areas. While we are predominately residents of Fairfield and the adjoining subdivisions, we welcome people from other precincts to attend our meetings as well. Our group meets every month to provide information to our community about current legislative priorities and other pertinent information. We can be found on Facebook under the heading of Fairfield Republicans. Please check those pages for confirmation of the upcoming meeting dates. In addition, you may contact Bill Ely at 832-919-4999 for more information.

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second baptist

Come and play in our Littles Town for nursery and preschool aged children. Join us for fun snacks, crafts, story/music time and other fun surprises!

EVERY FRIDAY STARTIN SEPTEMBER 16 TO NOVEMBER 18 10-11AM Cypress Campus GiGL Theater CONTACT: Karina Hosea / 713.365.6011 / khosea@second.org

Up-Coming Classic Adults Activities at Good Shepherd UMC Monday, November 7, 2022, 11:45 am

Good Shepherd UMC Youth Room

In honor of Veteran's Day, we have a special program about Camp Hope that provides interim housing for our combat veterans suffering from combatrelated PTSD in a caring & positive environment.

With the reassignment of Jay Fondren, our previously planned speaker, we will hear from a new speaker, Alex Yutzey, Camp Hope Program Manager, a former US Army combat veteran, who will describe his story of serving tours in Iraq & Afghanistan before the age of 20 & the "invisible" injuries of war... PTSD & drugs.

Alex best tells of the impact that Camp Hope has had on him... "Camp Hope saved my life, it saved my marriage, it gave me my son (Alex Jr, 2 years old) & a new baby on the way (Scarlett Piper). Camp Hope didn't just give me my life back; it gave me a life I couldn't have imagined in my wildest dreams. I am called to give back what was so freely given to me. The HOPE that any veteran struggling can find HEALING and PURPOSE through FELLOWSHIP & FAITH in the Lord our GOD."

You won't want to miss this incredible educational & inspiring program!

Our meal will be our traditional potluck Thanksgiving meal. We will provide the turkey, so bring your favorite side dishes, salads, or desserts to share!

Please register for the luncheon below before Thursday, November 3 Call the church at 281-373-2273 with any questions. See you on November 7!

Community Info

TEENAGE JOB SEEKERS

Baby Pet Yard

Name Age Sit Sit Work Phone

Colby Inman 18 •DW, HS 832-904-2939

Paisley Ferrell*+ 12 • •DW 832-754-9963

Sara Kate Nichols 13 • •DW • 936-419-3287

Madelyn Taylor 15 • •DW 832-257-2002

Dylan Taylor 13 • •DW 832-302-0165

Izzy Guzman 16 • •DW 832-771-9931

Madelyn Radzavich 15 • •DW 817-823-6288

Amanda Nichols*+ 16 • •DW 713-321-0240

Rayna Hanson*+ 16 • 203-768-1398

Jase Taylor 16 • •DW, HS 832-458-5102

Mayela Fernandez 19 • •DW 832-272-1227

Alicia Fernandez 13 •DW 832-272-1227 Jaelyn Williams 15 • 832-465-7179

Brittany Sparks 16 • •DW 832-525-7337

Makayla Taylor 18 • •DW 281-804-4946

Haley Williams 15 • 281-928-0218

Tabitha Simper*+ 16 • 832-444-6645

Madelyn Taylor*+ 17 • •DW 832-257-2002

Chloe Geil*+ 13 • • 760-586-9419

Holly Evans 15 • • 832-684-6373

BUSINESS CLASSIFIEDS

CORNERSTONE CARPENTER INC :

Home Improvements, Home Repairs, Remodeling, Siding Painting, Patios, Flagstone, Shade Arbors and More. Lots of references. Call 281-890-6474 or visit our website: cornerstonecarpenter.com.

Classified Ads

Business classifieds (offering a service or product line for profit) are $65, limit 40 words, please contact Peel, Inc. Sales Office @ 512- 263-9181 or advertising@PEELinc.com.

Avery Reed 14

Halo Criss 14

Samaira Garcia*+ 16

Paige Grandjean* 13

Kylie Grandjean* 12

Avalyn Lewis*+

Caroline Lewis*+

Isabel Serralde 15

Chloe Dill* 13

Victoria Hayes 18

Marley Moran

Edgar Fernandez

Alicia Fernandez

Shelby Blanton*+AED

832-745-1418

337-344-0543 Alyssa Dixon 14

707-223-1254

443-510-7250

832-334-6545

832-544-7652

832-498-2183

832-498-2183

346-333-8970

713-594-6722

713-501-2135

HS 281-744-7366

832-272-1227

832-272-1227