A homeless encampment that had been growing for months behind a shopping center on Louetta Road was cleared Tuesday, but property managers and business owners say the move offers only temporary relief.

Stores, restaurants and caterers donate food to help feed Houstonians in need while preventing waste.

A new road and trail development will create a path between Sugar Land’s Memorial Park and Brazos River Park. According to Community Impact, a milelong road and trail that will connect the park are expected to be finished in early spring. Current routes from Memorial Park to Brazos River Park require visitors to take a 7-mile commute from University Blvd. According to Sugar Land Communications Director Doug Adolph, the completion of the road and trail will provide accessibility to the entire 420-acre park site. AdAccording to Community Impact, the project is estimated to have cost $2.2 million.

According to Houston Properties, The Woodlands tops the list due to its exceptional amenities, schools and high quality of life. The Woodlands Resort makes USA TODAY listThe Woodlands Resort was ranked No. The Woodlands Resort ranks no. Woodlands remembers slain Arkansas officerStephen Carr, originally of the Woodlands, was shot point-blank in the head while sitting in his patrol car in northwestern Arkansas. The slain officer was remembered by his former coach and teammates of The Woodlands High School, where he graduated from in 2011.