Jonathan Sandys, great-grandson of Britain's wartime Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, and author of the newly released God & Churchill, breaking new ground on Churchill's spiritual side, will be speaking at the 6pm evening service at Sagemont Church.

The League City Music Festival and BBQ Cookoff brings native Houston superstar Clint Black home to headline the festival in conjunction with the celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the release of his triple platinum debut album "Killin' Time," May 6-7 at Walter Hall Park.

Stacie Henry Bowles has been an entrepreneur for the better part of her life. She’s the owner of Katelyn’s Korner, Katy’s oldest candle company. And she’s the founder of Katy’s ever-popular Home for the Holidays Gift Market.

When it comes to culinary festivals, nothing tops the Sugar Land Wine & Food Affair. Attracting thousands of food- and wine-lovers annually, the Sugar Land Wine & Food Affair is where top chefs share secrets, sommeliers get uncorked and all manner of foodies—from bonafide gourmands to everyday eaters—come to indulge in fantastic fare, sensational spirits and some of the finest wines around.

That’s right, the 6th Annual Classic Chevy Sugar Land Chili Challenge is just around the corner (April 14, 4-8pm) and this year the popular event includes the auctioning of a custom built AR-15!

Stephane Leveque moved to the United States from Haiti in 1999. “I took a job with a moving company in Los Angeles,” says Stephane. “It was a flexible position that allowed me to pursue my degree at the University of Southern California.”

That’s what Barbie Perry told us about her pharmacists at Campbell’s Compounding Pharmacy. And she should know. She’s been with them for more than five years!

Sugar Land natives Jamie Fish and her husband live in Richmond with their two young sons...five year old Landon, and Ashton who just turned two. Ashton—a typical, active toddler—was taking a nap when Jamie heard him whining. She went in to see if he was okay and he had blood smeared on his face, coming from his nose.

Local mom Norma Rivera knows a thing or two about kids being terrified of the dentist. “When my oldest, Daniel (now 15) was little, he had a very bad experience when getting some work done on his teeth. So bad...that he didn’t want to ever go back. He cried at the very mention of the word ‘dentist.’”

The Sugar Land area enjoys warm temperatures almost year round. That means shorts and sandals, short-sleeved T-shirts and a whole smorgasbord of exposed parts for mosquitoes and other biting insects to feed on. And they really line up for the attack.