Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
So it’s been hot in Houston this month, especially the nights. The low temperature this morning at Houston Hobby Airport is likely to fall no lower than 81 degrees. This would make for the tenth day so far in July that the temperature has failed to fall below 80 degrees at that location. This extends […]
Read MorePerhaps the saddest part about the MLB season returning is that the fans won’t be able to head out to the ballpark for now. Of course, you can still go in a virtual sense using Astros Fan Cutouts. Your cutout will have a spot in the stands of Minute Ma…
Read MoreHere are four businesses expected to open in the Houston Heights area in the coming months.
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Read MoreWhile no one looks forward to filing their taxes, there is a silver lining. Businesses all around offer Tax Day freebies and deals to ease the sting of the dreaded day. Tax Day this year is today, July 15, as the deadline was extended due to the COVID-…
Read MoreShould the festival season be canceled amid the coronavirus pandemic, all tickets will be honored for the 2021 festival season, or guests may request a refund, according to festival information.
Read MoreOn Wednesday’s Houston Matters: We recap the results of the primary runoff elections in Texas with News 88.7’s Andrew Schneider. Then: Analysis of the election results continues along with discussion about the latest developments in local, state, and n…
Read MoreAnother week has come and gone without live music in Houston. It has been more than four months since I personally attended a concert, and as much fun as Post Malone’s performance at Toyota Center was, I am eagerly awaiting the day when local music ven…
Read MoreOne of the worst secondary effects of our ongoing pandemic isn’t the lockdown itself, or the way it’s exposed huge swaths of our population as gibbering morons, but how it’s complicated the central quandary of our age: what are we going to watch tonigh…
Read MoreAfter a labor dispute that ate up the months of May and June, pushing the MLB season back unnecessarily to the end of July, we are getting close now. The anger has subsided (for me, at least), and now the prospect of getting at least SOME baseball is d…
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