Montgomery County adds 105 active COVID-19 cases July 17
Two new hospitalizations and more than 100 recoveries were also reported.
Read MoreBuilding "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Two new hospitalizations and more than 100 recoveries were also reported.
Read MoreThe monthlong event will run from Aug. 1-Sept. 7 and benefit the Houston Food Bank.
Read MoreZachary’s Cajun Cafe, located at 716 Kingwood Drive, is closed indefinitely, according to a June 2 Facebook post from the business.
Read MoreWhile Austin Rivers’ claim about the Houston Rockets’ title chances was bold, NBA Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen agrees with his main point. Earlier this week, Houston Rockets guard Austin Rivers made a bold claim that his team is one of only…
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Read MoreLet’s start in Gilmer, with the Texas Cannonball himself, Freddie King. We’ve talked about a host of influential musicians so far, but few had a similar reach and influence on modern guitar playing like this man, Freddie! I don’t know what’s in the water, but there’s something about guys with the last name King on the guitar… When many of his blues contemporaries featured a rougher, rawer sound, King focused on laying down more sophisticated work, infusing Texas and Chicago blues. After leaving the Windy City’s steel mills and devoting his full time to music, King watched his life change drastically. In 1960, the Lone Star state native recorded one of the most famous blues songs in history, “Hideaway.” He went on to record several studio albums and influenced many of the world’s greatest guitarists. Without this man, there may be no Jeff Beck, Peter Green, or Eric Clapton. If you were a flash guitar player in the UK, this was the guy. Sadly, King died in 1976. In 2012, he took his place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, capping off a legendary career. https://4ormypeople.com/4-the-music/2020/6/12/freddie-king
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Read MoreThe world has been turned upside down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Our daily routines have drastically changed in recent months, and that goes for our kids too. Most children finished last school year at home, and it looks like most schools will be…
Read MoreMost, if not all, of Dallas’ newest dining spots began their plans before anyone knew a pandemic was coming, pressing ahead with their openings, providing a bit of hope during a less than exciting summer. (For every high, however, there are lows…
Read MoreRestaurant owners are innovating on the fly. But in an industry built on volume and on-site ‘experiences,’ profitability in a Covid-19 economy is indefinitely off the menu for most.
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