At its Feb. 9 school board meeting, the Magnolia ISD board approved sending a $465.68 million bond proposition to help with the construction of new campus facilities on the ballot in the May 2 election.

What's changed: As previously reported by Community Impact, MISD proposed bond propositions back in November, but locals voted them down. While the original three propositions totaled $516.92 million, the proposition approved Feb. 9 is $51.24 million less than the total bond proposed in November due to removing Propositions B and C. On the May 2 election ballot, Proposition A is $465.68 million and would be used for projects including:

• High School No. 3: $304.75 million
• Elementary No. 10: $53.97 million
• Elementary No. 11: $57.75 million
• Safety and security: $7.08 million
• Land acquisition: $12 million
• Buses: $5.91 million
• Priority maintenance: $24.2 million

Jersey Mike's is open along the Grand Parkway, a restaurant official confirmed via phone.

The details: The sub shop offers a variety of both cold and hot subs, according to its website. Orders can be placed in-store, online through the Jersey Mike’s website or using the Jersey Mike’s app.

• 25517 Hwy. 249, Ste. 120, Tomball

From shakes on the go to a romantic evening of fine dining or something out of the ordinary, these 10 places are offering a little bit of everything this Valentine's Day. This list is not comprehensive, and details are subject to change.

Buttermilk Baby
In honor of Valentine’s Day, the fast-casual restaurant is serving the Sweetheart Shake, a vanilla shake topped with whipped cream, heart sprinkles and classic conversation hearts, and the XOXO Burger, which includes Wagyu beef, candied bacon, onion jam and cream cheese.

• Feb. 1-28
• $8.99-$14.99
• 600 N. Shepherd Drive, Ste. 250, Houston

Dario's Steakhouse and Seafood
Guests can celebrate a romantic evening with an exclusive Valentine’s Day three-course meal at the fine-dining restaurant. The menu includes lobster bisque, house-made beef ravioli and certain wine specials. 

• Feb. 14th, 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m.
• $119 (per person)
• 14315 Cypress Rose Hill Road, Ste. 162, Cypress

Celebrate the Year of the Fire Horse for Lunar New Year at one of multiple celebrations being held across the Greater Houston area.

Lunar New Year at Children's Museum Houston
Enjoy two days of Lunar New Year festivities at the Children's Museum Houston. On Feb. 14, entertainment will begin at 11 a.m. and include a traditional lion dance; a Diabolo, Chinese yo-yo, performance; and a contemporary Chinese dance show. On Feb. 15, at noon, a traditional Chinese dance will take place.

• Feb. 14-15, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
• $19.95 (entry for adults and children ages 1 or older), $17.95 (seniors)
• 1500 Binz St., Houston

• Feb. 14, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
• $9 (admission for adults and children 1 year old and older)
• The Woodlands Children's Museum, 4775 West Panther Creek Drive Ste. 280, The Woodlands

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