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The University of Houston and Rice University have once again received top marks for their entrepreneurship programs.Â
The Princeton Review listed UHâs Cyvia and Melvyn Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship as the No. 1 undergraduate entrepreneurship prog…
Read MoreThe Skeeters told Community Impact Newspaper on Nov. 17 that the organization is not yet commenting on this developing story.
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Read MoreWith the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling on residents to cancel large gatherings and limit any gatherings to people who are already living within the same household.
Read MoreI have rarely ever felt afraid living in Houston but the recent uptick in crimes have me a little spooked, so I put my drivers’ license in my pocket when I went out for a walk yesterday evening.
What do you worry about? Car break-ins, home burglary, Covid-19, scammers, traffic accidents, assault, etc.
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From holiday lights and immersive experiences to neighborhood art walks and cocktail tastings, these are the best things to do in Dallas this weekend. Get in the Holiday Spirit The City of Dallas’ Deck the Plaza event will return as a drive-thru …
Read MoreAngie Hanan, Shirley Rose-Gilliam and Denetta Williamsâthe newly elected Fort Bend ISD trusteesâwere sworn in at the Nov. 16 board meeting.
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GALVESTON, Texas â Galvestonâs grandest Mardi Gras Parade wonât happen in 2021, and other krewes are reportedly considering canceling their events because of …
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Read MoreUmair Shah, the executive director of Harris County Public Health, will be leaving the department after 16 years to serve as the secretary of health for the state of Washington, effective Dec. 18, HCPH officials announced Nov. 17.
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