At-Large Position 2
Two-term City Councilwoman Sue Lovell coasted to an eight-point victory over the Rev. Andrew C. Burks, who has run and now lost in five races for city council. Read More »
Sue Around Houston
Lovell Wins Re-election
Houston Chronicle—December 13th, 2009
Sue Speaks Out Against Graffiti
Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—December 11th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell joined Crime Stoppers Houston on Wednesday for a press conference announcing that Crime Stoppers is accepting tips from citizens about graffiti and also offering cash rewards for tips if information leads to the identification, charging, or arrest of individuals involved in graffiti incidents. Read More »
Sue Around Houston, December 5
Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—December 5th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell represented Mayor Bill White at the November 23 press conference announcing the annual Mayor’s Holiday Celebration, which took place in Hermann Square in front of City Hall on Friday, December 4, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Afterward, the Council Member posed at the base of the Official Holiday Tree along with Santa. Read More »
Sue and friends kick off the holidays in Houston!
Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—November 24th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell, joined by three young Houstonians, kicked off the season in front of the Official Holiday Tree after the November 22 press conference announcing the Mayor’s Holiday Celebration, which will take place on Friday, December 4, 5:30-8:30 p.m., in Hermann Square in front of City Hall. Council Member Lovell represented Mayor Bill White at the press conference. Read More »
Sue Celebrates Dedication of New SPARK Park in Pleasantville
The Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—November 19th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell helped celebrate the dedication of the new SPARK Park at Holland Middle School in Pleasantville on Thursday. The SPARK School Park Program is marking its 26th anniversary during SPARK Week, November 16-20.
Sue Honors Shell Houston Open for its Support of Local Youth Organizations
November 13th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell honored the Shell Houston Open golf tournament by proclaming November 11 “Shell Houston Open-A Chance for Children Day” and presenting a mayoral proclamation on behalf of the City of Houston. Read More »
Join Sue on Election Night at Danton’s Gulf Coast Seafood Kitchen!
Sue Lovell Campaign—October 29th, 2009
Join Us on Election Night
as we watch the results roll in:
Danton’s Gulf Coast Seafood Kitchen
4511 Montrose Blvd. (in Chelsea Market)
Houston, Texas 77006-6130
713.807.8883
Sue Works on Ervan Chew Park Improvements
Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—October 22nd, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell recently met with staff from the City of Houston staff to discuss proposed improvements to Ervan Chew Park in Montrose. These changes will include a splash pad, a relocated basketball half-court, and an enhanced soccer area. Council Member Lovell met on Monday with Dan Pederson (on the left) of the Houston Parks and Recreation Department and Duncan Elliott of the General Services Department.
Sue Joins Community Leaders for HMAAC Ribbon-Cutting
Office of Vice Mayor Pro Tem Sue Lovell—October 19th, 2009
Vice Mayor Pro Tem and Council Member Sue Lovell joined board members of the Houston Museum of African American Culture, other elected officials, and community notables for the October 17 ribbon-cutting ceremony at the building that will house the Houston Museum of African American Culture. The museum, which will explore the historical, cultural, and spiritual heritage of African Americans, will open to the public in 2011 in the Houston Museum District. Read More »
