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The neighborhood stalwart served its final cocktails last Sunday After a decade in the Heights, beloved bar Down House has officially served its final cocktails.
The bar announced its p…
I would like to repaint the trim of my home with a quality exterior paint that is, ideally, manufactured here (avoid big name brands, support local, hoping for quality, yadda yadda). Anyone have a recommendation? submitted by /u/pawsforbe…
Read MoreFashion designer and entrepreneur Chloe Dao, a Houston native and the winner of “Project Runway” season 2, is expanding to the Heights.
Dao will open a mini design studio in the M-K-T mixed-use redevelopment, according to a press release and the M-K-T…
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Read MoreGeorge Bush Intercontinental Airport’s (IAH) $1.23 billion international terminal expansion is moving forward, which means a garage will soon be torn down.
The Terminal D/E Parking Garage will permanently close on March 1, the city of Houston announce…
Read MoreEven with the continued COVID lockdown and the Brexit mess making fashion exports problematic from Great Britain, London Fashion Week managed to stand out as it went gender neutral for the first time and proved it once again outpaces the other major fa…
Read MoreUrban Meyer announced it on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/CoachUrbanMeyer/status/1364008358731218944?s=19
Following this whole drama, I’m just glad that she landed on her feet.
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It was only about six weeks ago that some readers asked whether winter was over. This question came after a week of very spring-like weather in early January. Our advice at the time: “decidedly not.” Now that we are a little deeper into February, with March just around the corner, …
See full postSo, is winter over now for Houston?
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Read MoreOn Thursday’s Houston Matters: Sky-high electrical bills are leading some Texans to court. We take a closer look at the expensive and litigious fallout from last week’s freezing weather and statewide power outages. And we learn about the civil investig…
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