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From Texas City EDC: Downtown 6th Street | Texas City EDC, TX "The City of Texas City is home to small businesses, shops, professional offices, and entertainment venues housed in classic brick structures along the 6th Street district. The corridor was the former epicenter of Texas City's downtown, but as the city grew west the area lost attention. Since the mid 2000's, the Texas City Economic Development Corporation has made a conscious effort to revitalize the corridor. This has included investment into public infrastructure, and fostering the growth of Texas City small businesses. Businesses that call 6th Street home range from jewlers, eateries, outdoor retailers, professional offices, and taverns. The city hosts special events through the use of the Showboat Pavilion. The district frequently hosts special events that range from Touch a Truck to the Lone Star Deluxe Car Show. The Texas City EDC will continue to make investment into the 6th Street district. If you are interested in properties for sale or for lease visit our available properties. If you are interested in what small business incentives are available, please visit our 6th Street Incentives page." https://www.texascityedc.com/173/6th-Street-Incentives https://www.texascityedc.com/174/6th-Street-Events https://www.texascityedc.com/180/6th-Street-Food-Truck-Park Map of Food Truck Park Texas City to add playgrounds, amphitheater to 6th Street Historic District | Local News | The Daily News (galvnews.com) "The city is about 30 days from launching a $7 million project to add playgrounds, a food truck area and an amphitheater to the 6th Street Historic District, officials said."

https://communityimpact.com/houston/bay-area/education/2023/03/27/local-college-university-reach-higher-with-planned-campus-expansions-upgrades/ "As part of COM’s comprehensive 10-year plan to expand program offerings and accommodate future growth, the Texas City-based community college has proposed a record $250 million bond program. League City and Friendswood are in the service area of COM, but residents are unable to vote on any COM bonds as they are not part of the taxing district, Fliger said. "College of the Mainland and the University of Houston-Clear Lake will hold their respective bond election and referendum this spring. This rendering shows a new library and classroom building that could result from COM’s bond. (Rendering courtesy College of the Mainland)"

https://www.galvnews.com/business/buzz/biz-buzz-margaritaville-55-plus-rumors-abound-brewchachos-makes-a-move-el-tiempo-plans-isle/article_b28c03f9-4f77-58bb-bbaa-55bd3be8e35e.html "There are several guesses about exactly where, but the most solid source points to what’s known as the Kohfeldt tract, a large undeveloped area in central Texas City. The 1,300 acres, mostly owned by one family, are bounded by Emmett F. Lowry Expressway, state Highway 146, Moses Bayou and state Highway 3."

Per the news articles: http://uhclthesignal.com/wordpress/2013/02/11/houston-we-have-a-potential-theme-park/

This hails from Texas City - the clinic moved and it has been for sale for a while. There are lots of neat sites around there - I'll have more soon. more here: http://www.arch-ive.org/5th818texascity.php