Luby’s cut 50% of workforce, closed nearly a third of restaurants over past year
Sales also decreased 33.8% in fiscal year 2020, which ended Aug. 26, five months into the pandemic.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Sales also decreased 33.8% in fiscal year 2020, which ended Aug. 26, five months into the pandemic.
Read MoreWhether it’s Beethoven, Hayden, or Big Band sounds, the Houston Symphony is presenting a variety of programs in January sure to help lift arts-loving Houstonians spirits in the New Year. And you can head to Jones Hall (limited, socially-distanced…
Read MoreAs announced Thursday, the Texas Education Agency decided to hit pause on handing out any A-F ratings of schools this school year, but is still requiring students to undergo STAAR testing, despite pleas from many legislators to forego it this year. But…
Read More“Musk leaving should be the wake up call. This is another nail in the coffin,” former Wells Fargo CEO Dick Kovacevich said.
Read MoreBoth airlines have enacted stringent safety measures, from strict masking policies to contactless travel procedures, so that customers feel safe once they are ready to travel again.
Read MoreAlex Sutton, who has served as co-president of The Woodlands Development Co. for the past 15 years, is retiring.
Read MorePSA Just because you are outside does not mean you do not need a mask. As it is, and has been for the last few months, joggers and bikers on the trails are maskless more than 75% of the time and in close proximity. White Oak Bayou trail in the late aft…
Read MoreThe STAAR test will proceed “in order to provide critically important information about individual student learning that teachers and parents can use to help students grow.”
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Read MoreFive-year estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2019 American Community Survey were released Dec. 10.
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