January, 2020 - HoustonNewMedia.org

When they have the clientele for it, many chefs love opportunities to create special dishes with rare, expensive ingredients. That’s exactly what The Truffle Masters competition, sponsored by fine ingredient importer DR Delicacy, enables them to do. This year, the annual event is on Monday, January 27 from 7 to 10 p.m. (VIP ticket holders […]

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January 2, 2020 Andy Li

Montgomery Self Storage expands services in Conroe

The work added approximately 42,000 square feet of storage area to the property, including a three-story, climate-controlled building and three non-climate-controlled buildings.

January 2, 2020 Matt Dulin

Loop 610 interchange overhaul enters second phase in 2020

One major ramp closure is coming in January.

January 2, 2020 Corina Vanek

U-Haul to stop hiring nicotine users in Texas, 20 other states

Beginning Feb. 1, U-Haul International will decline job applicants who are nicotine users in 21 states where such a policy is legal, the company announced Dec. 30.

“We are deeply invested in the well-being of our team members,” Jessica Lopez, U-Haul …

January 2, 2020 Emma Whalen

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner pledges to bring renewed focus on homelessness, streets, police

Mayor Turner highlighted goals related to homelessness, infrastructure, city finances and public safety in his inaugration speech.

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Texans vs. Bills Final Injury Report – 5 Texans Questionable. Martin Stills, Thomas, Tunsil, and Watt set to play.

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January 2, 2020

What’s in store for Bills fans in Houston

January 2, 2020 Matt Dulin

Montrose Greek restaurant Theo&#039;s to close as new development takes over

The location is set to be vacated and demolished to make way for the Montrose Collective, a mixed-use retail and residential project.

January 2, 2020 Jake Magee

Helen Hall Library closed after suffering water damage

Helen Hall Library will be temporarily closed until at least Jan. 6 after suffering extensive water damage Dec. 18, according to a League City press release.

January 2, 2020 Matt Dulin

Apteek Pharmacy opens up shop in Upper Kirby

In addition to filling prescriptions and offering compounding services, the pharmacy also sells organic skin care and hair care products and other wellness items.