Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
When bad things happen, we all have choices in life. We can tread water in our own tepid pool of misery, or we can move forward. To that end, I know a lot of Texans fans are choosing to continue wallowing in the DeAndre Hopkins Trade Negativity ci…
Read MoreThere will be a music festival of some sort in the United States before the end of the year, of this much I am certain. It’s going to be a bad idea, and will likely result in people getting sick or worse, but it is going to happen. Whether it’s…
Read MoreAs this crisis continues, we continue to support our local restaurant industry in anyway we can, including by ordering takeout. I always work from home, but my husband does not. While I’m usually cool with a fried egg, toast and avocado for lunch and h…
Read MoreHey, im new to reddit (new to posting at least) and going to be new to Houston soon.
I was looking to get a real estate agent and with so many listed when I google, I was trying to see if anyone has any recommendations.
I’m a new home buyer, so have no idea how to do anything really, just need someone knowledgeable and trustworthy to help me through the process and learn the ins and outs.
If it matters I’m single male, 37 years old, work as a nurse and looking for new construction homes (I want to be the first one to live in the home lol) in about the $150,000-250,000 range.
Thanks in advance.
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Back on April 13, the news told us as well as the mayor and judge anyone who wanted a test could get tested. We just had to register online first. Ok. Cool. There is a prescreen questionnaire. I’m 65, diabetic,have cancer and after filling out the ques…
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Read MoreKinda liked the dude. He wasn’t insanely talented but he was decent and we didn’t exactly replace him.
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In a new online series, Rooms, we comb through the design archives of PaperCity Houston and Dallas, from the years 2009 through 2020, and pull images that have endured — libraries, dining rooms, vignettes, drinks corners, kitchens, bedrooms, entrances,…
Read MoreCouncil members heard a presentation on a possible replacement for the city’s AT&T service through FastFiber.
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