Spring Branch
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Oct 22, 2026
Sean McCroryHOST
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Sean McCroryHOST
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Sean McCroryHOST
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ShawnaHOST
Sugar Land is very inclusive.
ShawnaHOST
Cypress, Spring Branch, Katy, going out the other way toward Louisiana, like Baytown, Galveston, okay? The Woodlands, super great.
ShawnaHOST
And you can be anywhere really quickly.
ShawnaHOST
You know, you can be Austin in a couple hours, College Station in a couple hours, and then just the educational opportunities.
Michael BerryHOST
Now, those numbers tend to track across the state, but we'll see.
Michael BerryHOST
Also in the top 10, Trini Mendenhall in Spring Branch, to the extent that that is Memorial voters, we're going to do pretty well.
Michael BerryHOST
The voter that's not being talked about very much is Hispanic voters.
Michael BerryHOST
Now, there's really two Hispanic voters that are very different.
Michael BerryHOST
That is the Sylvia Garcia voter.
Michael BerryHOST
That is the Adrian Garcia voter.
Michael BerryHOST
So in the top ten, you've got Trinity Mendenhall in Spring Branch.
Michael BerryHOST
You've got the East Harris County Activity Center in Pasadena.
Frank LambHOST
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Frank LambHOST
the Spring Branch Alumni Associatio- uh, Foundation is, puts on an annual car show as part of our fundraising, and also a chance for everybody to come in and for the people to show their cars, or people come and gaze at the cars, and awe at the cars.
Frank LambHOST
And we also open the museum, which we operate, and that's a history of the Spring Branch Independent School District.
Frank LambHOST
So we are thankful that we have a beautiful day.
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It is.
CatherineGUEST
And I know all these people 'cause-
Frank LambHOST
[laughs]
CatherineGUEST
... they're in Spring Branch.
Manu GuptaGUEST
And this is now 38 communities, almost 11,000 units, all here in Houston, mainly in Southwest Houston.
Manu GuptaGUEST
Spring Branch and the Aleaf areas, those are the areas we serve.
Manu GuptaGUEST
Indus is always looking for good team members.
Manu GuptaGUEST
So I'm going to make that plug there.
Sean McCroryHOST
That concludes this installment of HPJ on the Record, your spot for candid conversations involving Houston's top business leaders and experts on issues that matter most to you and your business.
Sean McCroryHOST
Thank you again to our presenting sponsor Witham and our supporting sponsors, Douglas Elliman and Spring Branch Management District for sponsoring today's podcast.
Sean McCroryHOST
We welcome your feedback.
Sean McCroryHOST
And if you enjoyed today's conversation, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.
Frank ClamGUEST
Super
Michael MarrsHOST
... you're the president of the Spring Branch Alumni Foundation, right?
Frank ClamGUEST
Cor- correct.
Michael MarrsHOST
All right.
Michael MarrsHOST
So, uh, let's, let's start with the foundation and what it is, and then we'll get to the event and get some more information going.
Frank ClamGUEST
Perfect.
Frank ClamGUEST
Well, uh, the, the Spring Branch Foundation was originally created as a history of the Spring Branch High School, which was closed down in 1985.
Frank ClamGUEST
And, uh, some of the graduates, uh, talked to the school district and th- end up purchasing all of the memorabilia from the high school.
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Jason Troy.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Houston Police says that the suspect worked at this dog kennel behind me in the Spring Branch area.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
HPD Chief Noel Diaz says that their team used drones and other technology to confirm that the suspect was here before they confronted him.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The unidentified suspect tried jumping a fence and eventually went into a back room of the property.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
HPD Chief Diaz says that in some of the video he reviewed, the suspect allegedly said that he was not going back to jail.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
HPD's Internal Affairs division and the Harris County District Attorney's Office will be investigating this shooting.
Troy KlessSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In Spring Branch, Troy Kless, KHOU 11 News.
Michael BrownHOST
News.Yeah, and we will celebrate that one.
CarlosAUDIENCE
10181 Westview.
RoulaHOST
And that's like in the Spring Branch area, Westview, right?
CarlosAUDIENCE
Spring Branch, yeah.
RoulaHOST
Okay.
RoulaHOST
Is it, um, a traditional sit-down restaurant, or do you take, take it to go, or what kind of establishment is it?
Shelby RoseHOST
An investigation is underway after Houston police shot and killed a man wanted for indecency with a child.
Shelby RoseHOST
The incident took place around 930 last night when HPD officers approached a man at a business in Spring Branch.
Shelby RoseHOST
HPD Chief Noe Diaz says officers released a canine after the man ran while pulling out a gun.
Noe DiazSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Canine that was there was released.
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