Posted on Jun 01, 2009 | Tagged in: events
Hundreds of Towne Lake residents — and even some folks planning to make Towne Lake their home — celebrated Mother’s Day Weekend at the KSBJ Block Party at Towne Lake on Saturday, May 9.
In addition to lots of great food, refreshments and activities for kids, the block party
featured a KSBJ Special Events performance by contemporary Christian artists Jimmy Needham, Denver and the Mile High Orchestra, and Chris and Conrad. And in recognition of Mother’s Day, many residents donated diapers and non-perishable food items that were distributed to families in need by Northwest Assistance Ministries.
"Everyone had a great time at the block party — it was a fun afternoon with family, friends, good music and food,” said Barbara Locke, Towne Lake Sales and Marketing Director. “These events are part of what makes Towne Lake a real community … not just a place to live.”
Posted on May 22, 2009 | Tagged in: Untagged
A new 30-acre section of the major water feature in Towne Lake is ready to be filled, and should be open for boating and other recreational activities by summer.
Phase II of the lake development project stretches from Hamilton Hills Bridge to the future Tuckerton Road Bridge, and connects with the first phase of lake development which was filled last year. When fully completed, the lake will cover more than 300 acres of the Towne Lake community.
Once the new section is filled, it will be stocked with bait
fish and bass sometime in June.
Posted on May 11, 2009 | Tagged in: development , Caldwell Companies
The nation’s economic downturn has not slowed development activity at Caldwell Companies’ 2,400-acre Towne Lake master-planned community off Barker-Cypress and West roads.
Two major milestones have been achieved at Towne Lake in the past two months: the completion of the first 75-acre section of the 300-acre lake that will serve as the heart of the community; and the opening of the first of several bridges that will span the lake and serve as community connectors.
Posted on May 01, 2009 | Tagged in: news , events
Caldwell Companies’ family-focused Towne Lake Texas community off West Road near Barker-Cypress will serve as center stage for 89.3 KSBJ’s free Mother’s Day Concert on May 9.
Fathers, sons, and daughters are encouraged to treat mom to a fun-filled, Christian music concert from 12 – 2:30 p.m. on the shores of Towne Lake – Houston’s fourth largest lake. Caldwell Cos. Towne Lake is sponsoring the KSBJ concert, and Chick-Fil-A is providing food and beverages. Featured artists include Jimmy Needham, Denver & The Mile High Orchestra, and Chris and Conrad.
Families can also register mom for a free diamond necklace giveaway at the Towne Lake Booth. “Our purpose is to honor mothers in our community,” said Susan Caldwell with Caldwell Cos. “During this downturn in the economy, we want to take a positive outlook. We want to glorify God and have music that we can praise and worship to in honor of our mothers.” “We also want to help mothers in need, and are asking families who come to the event to bring a package of diapers, or a non-perishable food item,” Caldwell said.
