GHP CEO on reopening: Still too early to bring all office workers back
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on April 27 announced that he will let the state’s emergency declaration expire on April 30 to begin reopening the Lone Star State economy.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on April 27 announced that he will let the state’s emergency declaration expire on April 30 to begin reopening the Lone Star State economy.
Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: How might oil and gas companies and workers navigate the latest crash in the industry’s constant boom and bust cycle? Also this hour: We discuss the ramifications of potential rent strikes at some Houston apartments. Plus…
Read MoreHey Houston! A buddy of mine just released a podcast that’s all about Houston! He talks about the things happening in Houston and the surrounding areas, and he spotlights local businesses and Houstonians that are doing their part to make Houston that much greater! It’s called Houston Happenings and you can find it on Spotify, and YouTube, with iTunes version coming soon!
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2ZTr5YWvUDOjZer4gGB8xC?si=L3Ic3TVfSb-GL0bOwV9bGA
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It’s becoming clearer that professional sports leagues are gearing up to play whatever amounts to a season in the age of coronavirus. While the NFL still has most of its offseason ahead and baseball has only lost about a month so far, leagues like the …
Read MoreSociety for the Performing Arts launched its latest initiative, Creative Connection, which spotlights artists of all levels and types across the city. Artists are encouraged to submit their videos, and all people are welcomed to visit the daily updates…
Read MoreTimes are tough for everyone, including the hospitality industry. But that doesn’t mean all hope is lost, as Houston’s food community has proven to be a strong one. Here’s a look at what’s going on in the food world during the COVID-19 crisis, includin…
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of desperate, frightened human beings in Texas are calling the Texas Workforce Commission’s hotline, looking for help getting unemployment benefits. The alternative to calling is using the TWC’s website, which is on…
Read MoreIn the Age of Coronavirus, the music industry – like so many others – has had to change plans, lower expectations, and pivot to unchartered territories. We’ve seen any number of Virtual Concerts where band members are Zoomed in from their own homes or …
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Read MoreLooking at buying a house in the second ward (specifically north of Harrisburg between Milby and Lockwood). Have lived in a few different spots in the inner 610 loop (Washington, Montrose, Midtown, Museum District, Upper Kirby) and am familiar with East Downtown (just not as far east as the area we’re looking at). Haven’t seen any recent posts about living in that part of town — could anyone give us a perspective about how they’ve liked living there? Specifically just perceived safety of walking around/ walkability to things (i.e. coffee shops, restaurants). Google Maps has only been helpful to an extent. Thanks!
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