HTX-BAY: Impact 10/27/2025

A new software platform, police vehicles and white fleet vehicles will be considered by Clear Creek ISD’s board of trustees at its Oct. 27 meeting.

The overview: CCISD officials are recommending capital project funds of nearly $1.2 million for the following projects:
•Five-year purchase of software platform Brightly Origin for long-range planning and asset management needs
•7 new police vehicles
•6 white fleet replacement vehicles, including one cargo van, three half-ton pickup trucks and two one-ton pick-up trucks

Also on the agenda: Another notable project for the board’s consideration is a $2.25 million purchase for a replacement of heating, ventilation and air conditioning, or HVAC, units in network equipment rooms across district facilities. 

Renew Weight Loss opened in League City on Oct. 23, according to a social media post from the business.

The details: The weight loss clinic offers NAD+ therapy and weight loss injections like Semaglutide and Tirzepatide GLP-1, according to the business' website.

📍 184 Gulf Freeway S., Ste. A3, League City

YES Prep Public Schools has launched a new four-year, $80 million campaign dubbed “The Power of YES," officials announced in an Oct. 23 news release.

The gist: The campaign will allow the Houston charter school system to invest in technology and facilities while working toward becoming an "A"-rated district. Per the release, the initiative will:

• Add 5,000 new school seats
• Complete YES Prep’s full pre-K-12 feeder pattern
• Fund the construction of six new schools
• Rebuild three of YES Prep’s oldest campuses
• Invest in innovative programs, bilingual education and tools that prepare students for college, careers and leadership

Memorial Hermann Health System announced in a Oct. 23 news release that Guy B. Giesecke will take over as senior vice president and chief executive officer of Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital.

What we know: Formerly the chief executive officer over the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Giesecke will transition to his new role with Memorial Hermann immediately.

Quote of note: “I’m honored to join Children’s Memorial Hermann and contribute to an organization so deeply committed to advancing high-value, patient-centered care,” Giesecke said. “This is an exciting opportunity to help build on a legacy of excellence while supporting the health and well-being of children, families and communities across the region.”