Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreI have a date tomorrow with a girl I’ve been wanting to take out for awhile now. I want to do something she’ll remember that’s adventurous, and not your typical get dinner and movie thing. She said she wanted something cute and adventurous. Any ideas?
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At the June 9 Humble ISD school board meeting, district officials and trustees heard a presentation from Kirksey Architecture on the Kingwood Middle School rebuild project.
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Read MoreOn June 18, the clinic, which typically serves lower-income, uninsured patients, will resume normal operations.
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Read MoreToday, Houston Restaurant Weeks announced that Cleverley Stone’s daughter, Katie, is stepping into her mom’s role overseeing the annual fundraiser that supports the Houston Food Bank. Stone passed away recently after a difficult battle with uterine cancer but wanted the 17-year old multi-week charity event she founded to continue. This year, the dine-out fundraiser is […]
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Read MoreThe passing of Houston’s queen of the culinary scene, Cleverley Stone, hit Houston foodies hard, as well as volunteers and staff of Houston Food Bank, an organization that Stone championed with her founding of Houston Restaurant Weeks in 2003. Stone wa…
Read MoreMeals will be provided at no cost to eligible students experiencing food insecurity during the pandemic through restaurant pickup and delivery orders to support local students and restaurants.
Read MoreMagnolia City Council members shared concerns about roads handling a proposed 105-home development.
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