Posted on May 26, 2011 | Tagged in: Health and Wellness , Cy-Fair ISD
Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District is honoring their hard working nurses throughout the month of May, which included May 11th, the day designated as National School Nurse Day by the National Association of School Nurses.
National School Nurse Day was designed in an effort to give better understanding of the role of school nurses in the educational setting and to celebrate school nurses for all they do for their students and faculty.
Posted on May 11, 2011 | Tagged in: Realtors , Coventry Homes
Susan and Doug Portwood love living in Cypress Creek Lakes, the home they had built by Coventry Homes, the lifestyle afforded to them there and the many neighbors they have gotten to know. They’re known in the community for being outgoing, friendly and having a beautiful home, a stunning back yard and outdoor living area; and even more important to the younger residents of the community – their home is the place where Santa lives. That’s because Doug has played Santa Claus for the kids in the community for years.
And for as much as the Portwoods have enjoyed living in Cypress Creek Lakes, they have made the decision to move to the Dallas area, to be close to their children an extended family and have put their home on the market. And for one lucky buyer, this home, which is priced far below market value, is truly a dream for anyone who loves the outdoors, delights in entertaining or simply relishes the comforts of their own home.
Located on a cul-de-sac on over one-fourth acre, the home at 26319 Morning Cypress Circle is not only an example to new-home buyers of the impressive homes available in Cypress Creek Lakes, it is also an outstanding example of the flexibility and limitless ideas offered to buyers who want to make their home a reflection of their true taste and style.
Posted on May 11, 2011 | Tagged in: Economy
Sysco has a new facility in Cypress, Texas. There are 150 employees right now. Over the next 18 to 24 months, the company is looking to hire another 1,700 workers in departments from finance to accounting and call center jobs.
Sysco Business Services began moving into their new offices at 24500 Highway 290 in Cypress, TX in March of this year. This building was last used as office space and some distribution services for Compaq and HP back in the early to mid 2000s. The total building size is about 669,000 square feet and sits on 105 acres of property between Barker Cypress and Skinner Road.
The Sysco Business Services location will employ more than 1,800 people in careers that include Accounting, Customer Support, HR and Supply Chain Services.
Posted on May 10, 2011 | Tagged in: Education , Cy-Ranch High School , Cy-Fair
Jeremiah James, a local Cypress Ranch High School Junior, recently won a Bronze Medal for his short film, Send Me to Babylon, at the 44th Annual World Fest – Houston International Film and Video Festival.
On the final day of World Fest, Send Me to Babylon was shown at the AMC Studio 30 on 2949 Dunvale Road. In addition, eight other winning productions were shown at the AMC Studio 30 in a feature, “The Texas Show.”
Posted on May 04, 2011 | Tagged in: Promotions and Offers , Coventry Homes
Beat the Heat this summer when you purchase a new energy efficient Coventry Home between April 11 through June 30, 2011 and receive 2 years of no electric bills. It will be the coolest thing you do all year, so what are you waiting for? Buy now and save green!
Coventry Homes has a new model home open daily in Cypress Creek Lakes.
Posted on May 03, 2011 | Tagged in: People , Cypress , Charity
Rita Wiltz was recently honored by the newly chartered Rotary Club of Houston NW Sunset with the Vocational Services Award.
Wiltz received the award for her outstanding leadership of the multi-county services’ organization “Children’s Books on Wheels”. Children’s Books on Wheels is a non-profit community-based organization that promotes literacy by giving out free books and serves as a resource program for Texas Health and Human Services in several counties.
Wiltz has made the program a driving force to ensure books are donated to children and their families who want books to read as well as providing books to special needs children in rural communities and urban areas.
