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5 parks to explore in the Spring-Klein area

Check out local parks offering various amenities in the Spring-Klein area. From soccer fields and walking trails to pickleball courts, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Bridgestone Park
Open daily from 6 a.m.-9 p.m., Bridgestone Park features a splash pad, a dog park, rotating food trucks and an event space that can be booked online.

20202 Rhodes Road, Spring

Collins Park
The 55-acre park features a 1.2-mile track, a playground, a volleyball court, a soccer field, a library and skate park.

6727 Cypresswood Drive, Spring

Farm League Park
The 27-acre park is open from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. and features a baseball field, a batting cage, a football field, a soccer field and a retention pond.

19717 Stubner Airline Road, Spring

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Leader Fitness constructing new gym in Spring

Leader Fitness is building a new 30,000 square foot gym facility in Spring off Kuykendahl Road, per a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing.

In a nutshell: The membership based gym currently has one location in Tomball, and is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year, per the website. Membership options include:

Gold member: $69.65 per monthly bill, around the clock facility access, unlimited group training classes, and more
Paid in full: $700 one-time yearly payment, everything as a gold member, priority on new classes
Weekend warrior: $29.95 per month, weekend facility access, group training classes, cold plunges and saunas

Leader Fitness also offers a $20 all-inclusive day pass for single visits, according to the website. Class options vary throughout the week, ranging from yoga to high-intensity interval training camps, per the online schedule.

Opening TBD
22606 Kuykendahl Road, Spring

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H-GAC to host Safety Action Plan public meeting to discuss road safety in Greater Houston area

The Houston-Galveston Area Council will host a public meeting Aug. 5 for its Safety Action Plans—an effort to improve transportation safety and reduce serious roadway injuries and fatalities, according to a July 27 news release from H-GAC.

Why it matters: The Houston-Galveston region accounts for nearly 20% of traffic deaths in Texas, and every day an average of two people are killed and 10 people are seriously injured in traffic crashes across the region, according to H-GAC’s website.

A closer look: H-GAC is working with local governments, transportation agencies and community partners to identify critical issues and help lead future safety improvements, per the release.

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