Salazar, Flores The East Aldine Management District’s latest way of stepping up to improve public safety is by funding a second set of streetlights, and an estimated $150,000 in electricity costs this year, in areas that sorely needed the service. The District had an important partner. The “Light Up East Aldine” project is [...]

Thanks to $5,000 in grants from three local WalMart stores, Harris County sheriff’s deputies recently obtained and installed nearly 30 child safety seats in residents’ vehicles free of charge through the Sheriff’s Office storefront at the East Aldine Management District Town Center. Sgt. Terry Garza, who acquired the WalMart grants and says more are on [...]

Cantu addresses Aldine ISD graduates The East Aldine Management District has expanded its already generous funding of college-level scholarships for graduating high school seniors in the area.  Two ceremonies in May showcased the District’s most recent investments in the future of East Aldine’s next generation of leaders and strivers.  The District, funded by [...]

There were bubbles, books and barbecue as Aldine artist Martin Barrera put the finishing touches on a bright blue and green mural for the High Meadows Library at the recent second annual Aldine Mural Fest sponsored by the East Aldine Management District. His creation was a bright sign of the District’s expanding work to bring [...]

Alma DeAlejandro, the new community events and engagement specialist for the East Aldine Management District, already thinks she has “the coolest job ever.”  Less than six weeks into the position, DeAlejandro has jumped into organizing a major event for the families of East Aldine.  Father Family Fun Day is June 25 from 3 to 7 p.m. at the [...]

East Aldine native Rosie Hernandez, a five-year veteran of BakerRipley community centers, has recently taken over the post of manager of community development of the BakerRipley East Aldine Center. Hernandez, 41, a graduate of MacArthur High School, former business owner and single mother, started working in community service shortly after Hurricane Harvey hit the Houston area [...]

As Houston artist and inspired educator Ronnie Cabrera’s Cinderella story grows, so does her workspace. Her original traveling studio and classroom that has helped enrich public events in the East Aldine Management District, is the 115.5 square feet inside a used school bus called the Art Bus. Funding surprise! In fact, she and [...]

On behalf of the people it serves, the East Aldine Management District is proud and humbled at the same time now that the Town Center's new, multi-use office building was named among the Houston area's three top commercial real estate structures in two categories in the Houston Business Journal's annual Landmark Awards. The office building, [...]

Live music has returned to the East Aldine Town Center amphitheater for the second year in a row, drawing the attendance of jazz and Latin music fans as well as relatives and friends of student performers allied with the Diaz Music Institute. But behind the rhythms and showmanship are qualities that many leaders expect will [...]

Less than a year after opening, the 179 students who attend the public Young Women’s Leadership Academy already lead the other Aldine Independent School District schools in math and reading test scores. Principal Jericah Jackson The testing achievement is due partly to the dynamic leadership of the new school for 6th and 7th grade girls [...]