JD Fields steel company to break ground on mill in South Texas
The project is another step the company is taking toward establishing its own manufacturing base.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The project is another step the company is taking toward establishing its own manufacturing base.
Read MoreThe No. 4141 locomotive, designed by the Union Pacific Railroad Corp. to match Air Force One in 2005, traveled through the North Houston area in December 2018 carrying the body of President George H.W. Bush to College Station.
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Read MoreThe Houston Rockets are firmly in the playoff conversation and have played their best basketball since they traded away franchise superstar James Harden. While the Harden trade brought back a plethora of future assets, the team’s present looks to…
Read MoreKanpai Club is now open next to Hando | Kanpai Club
Plus, a Montrose mediterranean cult-favorite will also expand to the Heights and more Houston dining intel Welcome to AM Intel in the time of coronavirus, a round-up o…
Read MoreMayor Turner joins local, state and federal leaders to call for equity in state’s COVID-19 vaccine supply distribution
Read MoreHouston Health Department, partners announce free COVID-19 testing schedule for week of February 8
Read MoreThis year, the Chinese Lunar New Year is Friday, February 12, and, according to the Chinese zodiac, 2021 is the year of the metal ox, which represents “diligence, kindness and generosity.” Welcome these hopes for the new year at Houston-area restaurants with flavorful, celebratory fare and entertainment enjoyed amongst family and close friends. All locations […]
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Read MoreMy wife and I are considering buying in the Houston area. We don’t have kids right now but are intending to. Constraints: 1) We are looking exclusively in great elementary school districts, 2) We are not looking at Katy, Sugarland, or Woodlands. Kolter (Meyerland) has the most HAR hits for the target price/size, but that’s been flooded three (?) times in the past decade. What are the implications of living in the 100/500 year zones? I saw a similar reddit thread from four years ago (pre-Harvey), so I’m not sure what has changed. Has the flood control been improved at all?
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