Month: July 2020

On Thursday’s Houston Matters: The City of Houston is cancelling the Texas Republican Party’s in-person state convention, which was scheduled to talk place here next week. Also this hour: Across the country, drug and alcohol recovery programs claiming …

Mark your calendars, because you don’t want to miss these deliciously fun culinary happenings: Traveler’s Table, 520 Westheimer, has introduced Bento Boxes, now available for dinner takeout, and including a small plate, entrée and side (plus a complime…

With Cam Newton’s signing with the New England Patriots several days ago, the easy choice as the No. 1  free agent still on the market in the NFL is unquestionably former Houston Texan franchise tag designee Jadeveon Clowney. After a season where …

If there was any single event in recent history that has given the people of Houston the most of collective case of the blues, it would have to be Hurricane Harvey. And while it’s been almost three years since that most unwelcome guest arrived at the c…

The Texas Renaissance Festival is looking for actors, holding auditions over the next two (maybe three) weekends to ensure that if everything goes as planned, they’ll be opening their doors in October as in years past. Of course, somewhat appropriately…

The Houston Press is partnering with Kent Rathbun a four-time James Beard Award-nominated American chef, 2008 Iron Chef America winner, and restaurateur to bring our readers a unique virtual cooking experience. This virtual event will take us into Rath…