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Houston area residents sure seem as eager as ever to grab the limited supply of COVID-19 vaccines available after last week’s winter storm delayed inoculations across the region. The first full day of vaccinations on Wednesday at NRG Stadium’s new clin…
Read MoreBecause of COVID, I took a leap last year and made a late-in-life career change. I’m now a Pharmacy Technician Trainee and should be getting my license in a few months. I start my new job on Monday and it’s time to purchase my first scrubs! I can buy …
Read MoreIn the aftermath of Winter Storm Uri, there is plenty of interest in being able to generate your own power. With hurricane season also bearing down on us, maybe you’re thinking that a generator or other disaster equipment is a worthy investment. If you…
Read MoreFestivals, festivals, and one more festival make up this week’s best virtual bets.
Read MoreAmidst the departure of J.J. Watt, the apparent dissatisfaction of Deshaun Watson, and the dysfunction which swirls around Jack Easterby, many of us have been waiting for a bit of normal football news out of the Texans. Kind of like the relaxing cup of…
Read MoreIn honor of Women’s History Month, Etoile Cuisine and Brasserie du Parc mixologist Kimberly Paul and White Elm Cafe chef Jamie Orlacchio will team up for an evening of drinks and imaginative desserts on Monday, March 1, held at at Bovine & Barley, …
Read MoreI was very fortunate to have 2x 5 gal jugs during the freeze/water shortage around the city. However I’m running out of water and I can’t find a place where a water refill station is working/available (I usually go to Kroger or HEB, I live around Meyerland).
Could anyone kindly suggest a place to refill on clean water?
My main concern is if it’s even clean to begin with (the boil water notice and all)
Thank you to anyone who responds 🙂
Last I have checked, Meyerland HEB, Kroger (South Post Oak and Kirby) don’t have working/clean stations. In case anyone needs this info too
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