Families in Piney Point Village had an opportunity to save money on back-to-school supplies over the weekend. A tax-free weekend was held, allowing families to shop for necessary items without paying taxes. This event brought relief to families during the back-to-school season.
The amount saved by one family was around $375. Further details about the tax-free weekend and its impact on local families can be found through ABC13 Houston.
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