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Cinco de Mayo is upon us. The fifth of May, not to be confused with Mexican Independence Day, commemorates a single battle in Mexican history. In the United States, we use the holiday to celebrate Mexican culture — and as an excuse to drink margaritas….
Read MoreOffering take-home art kits with paint and canvasses is one way Paint & Bubbles Studio in Magnolia has adapted while its studio is temporarily closed in accordance with local and state coronavirus guidelines, owner Rachel Alarid said.
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Read MoreIn what feels like six years ago but was only a little over six weeks ago, Houston dining rooms were still open and serving. The days leading up to March 16 — the date when judge Lina Hidalgo issued the stay-at-home order to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Harris County — proved to be […]
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Read MoreIt is one of the most anticipated developments in recent Houston history — for good reason. The Allen is a $500 million-plus, six-acre, mixed-use project going up near Buffalo Bayou Park in Houston. It comes from Houston-based DC Partners, known for th…
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