Family-run boutique On A Whim looks to new year for pandemic recovery
Owner Jamie Jourgensen said she opened the boutique in 2015 after she was laid off from the oil industry. Now she sells unique clothing and accessories for all ages.
Read MoreBuilding "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Owner Jamie Jourgensen said she opened the boutique in 2015 after she was laid off from the oil industry. Now she sells unique clothing and accessories for all ages.
Read MoreUnited Capital Partners secures $25MM line of credit for high growth telecom entity. [PR.com]
Read MoreThe Solid Waste Division manages the residential solid waste program, commercial solid waste license program, and recycling drop-off centers.
Read MoreLone Star College is looking to offer new programs and expand its online offerings in 2021.
Read MoreWe’ve gotten into quite a groove lately with repeating rounds of cold fronts pushing through the Houston area. Since the beginning of November, I count about 13, give or take, individual cold frontal passages here in Houston. That’s about one every 3 to 4 days on average, although after some warmth in November the pace […]
Read MoreCounty Commissioner Rodney Ellis Launches Podcast to Demystify County Government
Read MoreCtizens allege the injection well could contaminate the county’s drinking waters, but the company says its operations are safe and well monitored.
Read MoreFor more than a decade and a half, Nosa Edebor has been working part-time as Houston’s own Father Christmas. Since he was 18 or 19 years old, the Bayou City native – who makes music under the moniker Nosaprise – has been hosting an annual toy drive for…
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On Friday’s Houston Matters: Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Hecht talks with News 88.7’s Jen Rice about the status of a state moratorium on evictions. Also this hour: What the Biden administration could mean for education in Houston and acros…
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