Katy-area voters are increasingly diverse and changing local political outcomes, experts say
‘How Katy and western Houston votes in 2020 will tell us a lot about what is going to happen to Texas in the next decade.’
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‘How Katy and western Houston votes in 2020 will tell us a lot about what is going to happen to Texas in the next decade.’
Read MoreFood distribution giant Sysco Corp. (NYSE: SYY), Houston’s second-largest public company by revenue, has more cost-cutting planned through outsourcing.
Citing an internal memo, the Houston Chronicle reports that Sysco partnered with New Jersey-based o…
Read MoreI haven’t been able to rewatch the massacre yet, but this question is eating me up rn. What was the main cause of our defense falling apart? Was the playcalling just completely wrong? Were players overwhelmed? How much of the loss sits with RAC and how much rests on the players themselves?
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Here are the top 8 things to do in Houston this weekend http://houston.culturemap.com/news/entertainment/01-23-20-things-to-do-in-houston-today-this-weekend/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=dlvr.it …
Read MoreAiri Poke & Ramen celebrated its one-year anniversary Dec. 6 at 21372 Hwy. 59, Ste. 300, New Caney, in Valley Ranch Town Center. The
Read MoreRight about this time a year ago, Yola was awaiting the February release of her debut album, Walk Through Fire. Not many people knew her, but she knew herself and that was already a huge accomplishment in a career and a life that had been beset with ha…
Read MoreWednesday’s rainfall provided a good soaking for the region, with generally 0.75 to 2.0 inches of rain falling across Houston, and slightly more along the coast. It made for a rather dreary day and night, but at least the mostly light- to moderate nature of the rainfall posed no problems. Looking ahead, the weather pattern […]
Read MoreMachine Head brings their Burn My Eyes 25th Anniversary Tour to Houston
Read MoreJose Quijano lives in two different worlds. In truth, he’s a retired literature professor suffering from worsening dementia, dependent on his sister and niece to care for him. In his imagination/tenuous grasp on reality, he’s Don Quixote, hero of one o…
Read MoreMark your calendars, because you don’t want to miss these deliciously fun culinary happenings: Galveston Restaurant Week returns to the island, running Saturday, January 25 through February 9 and raising funds for the Access Care of Coastal Texas, whic…
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