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Kingwood , Texas is located in Somervell County. Zip codes in Kingwood (Houston, TX) include 77325, 77339, and 77345.

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Monday | Houston Chronicle

Kingwood mother prepares for double arm transplant

Two year-old Arielle Hayes rides on her mother's wheelchair as Katy Hayes departs from her radiology appointment Tuesday 22, 2012 at Kingwood Medical Center in preparation for her arm transplants.

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Tue May 22, 2012

Examiner.com

Houston remembers Joplin Tornado anniversary

The EF-5 tornado armed with 200 mph winds wasA the eighth deadliest disaster in U.S. history.A The disasterA took 161 lives, injured hundreds and brought the town to rubble on May 22, 2011.A Lori Freese of DISH Houston, an online magazine, immediately became alarmed when she heard of the tornado.

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Fri May 18, 2012

Chron

Republicans outpace Democrats in early Harris County voting

Republicans cast twice as many ballots as their Democratic counterparts through the first five days of early voting in Harris County, a trend officials and analysts expect to continue through the May 29 primaries.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Houston Home-Journal

1 child hurt in hit-and-run involving school bus

NEW CANEY, Texas - One child was hurt when a driver hit a school bus in Montgomery County on Wednesday, detectives said.New Caney Independent School District officials said the hit-and-run wreck happened on Needham Road near Lynn near Kingwood about 4:40 p.m.According to police, the driver of a car backed into the New Caney ISD bus, which had about ... (more)

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Thu May 03, 2012

Abc13.com

Dead fish litter shores of Lake Houston

Dead fish are washing up along the shores of Lake Houston, and people who live nearby say they've never seen or smelled anything like it.

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