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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreOf the upcoming city six council races for Oak Ridge North and Shenandoah, there is only one contested race.
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Read MoreMETROLift clients who need to take medically necessary trips should contact the METROLift Reservations Center to schedule rides, the release states.
Read MoreThe agency, which manages 10 utility districts in The Woodlands area, said in a Feb. 17 release that it is not among the entities requiring residents to boil water before use.
Read MoreWhen the Houston Rockets acquired Victor Oladipo as part of the James Harden trade there was rightful confusion. To land Oladipo the Rockets had to send Caris LeVert from the Brooklyn Nets to the Indiana Pacers. LeVert is only 26-years-old and under co…
Read MoreTGS Cedar Port Partners President James Scott said Floor and Decor’s planned distribution center is among the largest projects that the industrial park has seen since 2014.
Read MoreRemember almost exactly one year ago when a massive water main breach hammered water pressure in areas of Houston and the city issued a boil water notice? Well, due to days of below-freezing temperatures, low water pressure and broken water pipes, a new one was issued this morning. 🚨 ATTENTION 🚨 A boil water notice […]
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Read MoreLike many businesses, some grocery stores are unable to open today due to lack of power and running water. However, Houston Food Finder readers are reporting in on the ones that are actually open. If we happen to find that these also have packaged ice or bottled water, we’ll include that information, too. (We’re also […]
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Read MoreThere will be no virtual or in-person learning.
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