Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
A gas leak caused a road closure at the intersection in the afternoon of Dec. 10.
Read MoreThe road closure is expected to last 8 hours, and traffic is stopped in both directions.
Read MoreCommissioner Ellis Responds To Houston Port Authority’s Disparity Numbers for M/WBE’s
Read MoreSutton, who is retiring after 26 years with The Woodlands Development Company, was named a Hometown Hero by Interfaith of The Woodlands last year.
Read MoreAlthough numbers are high districtwide, case counts are relatively low at the campus level.
Read MoreI currently live happily in a burb of Houston but my hubby wants us to move into town because his commute is horrible (I WFH part-time, so no commute). What I like about the burbs is that, in general, people are friendly with their neighbors, get to know others in their neighborhood, watch out for each other’s houses, etc. Plus my kids have lots of friends in our neighborhood.
Which leads to my question….is there any neighborhood or community, big or small, in Inner Loop (but I guess I could probably talk him into Oak Forest too) where there is a true sense of community –ya know, inviting the neighbors over for pool parties, bbqs, play dates, wine tastings, etc.? Where you walk down the street and are friendly with at least a third of the neighbors on your street? Where your kids have several friends that they play with in the area? Does this exist in Houston?
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Tri-City didn’t get a Player Development License (PDL) from MLB and Quad Cities is now a Royals affiliate. All most likely due to the expected MLB minor league restructure which is reducing the number of affiliated teams from 160 to 120 in 2021.
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The Houston-based appointee will be making history as the global law firm’s first woman of color in her new roles.
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