Tyrod Taylor just may be mobile enough to keep many of the same schemes and pull off a winning season.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreI struggled to think of anyone who’s tied to the team long term that I’d be excited to get their jersey submitted by /u/maseronipepperoni [link] [comments]
Read MoreFifth Third Bank doubled its downtown footprint at 1001 Fannin St. last year by opening a new office.
Read MoreAll arrangements are made in house and designed by florist and store owner Amanda Bowman, who said she specializes in one-of-a-kind posey arrangements.
Read MoreComcast RISE to Award $1 Million in Grants to BIPOC-Owned, Small Businesses in Houston
Read MoreWhen Mary Baerg, Space Center Houston’s COO, attended the center’s Halloween event last year, she was dressed as the Greek goddess of the moon, Artemis, complete with a glowing moon in hand. She said children came up to her wanting to know more about A…
Read MoreLive Oak Grill offers a variety of brunch dishes all week!
There’s something about weekends that invites a delicious, plentiful brunch. Maybe it’s the relaxed agenda for the day, or maybe it’s because you’re ex…
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Read MoreI don’t know if the front page on r/astros is the best place to say this or if it should have been in a game chat, but anyways…
It’s been an absolute pleasure enjoying Astros baseball with everyone in here. I’ve spent countless hours in this sub talking with you guys during almost every game for the last 4-5 years and have gotten to know some of you very well. this sub has been less like a Reddit page to me and more like a clubhouse where I can spend time with fellow Astros fans daily and we can go through the highs and lows of baseball together.
This morning I was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer. based on what I’ve been told the cancer has spread slightly but not to any other organs. thankfully we have one of the best cancer centers in the nation here in Houston at MD Anderson, and my treatment will begin soon. looking at numbers online the 5 year survival rate for stage III colorectal cancer is about 70%, and I’m still relatively young and healthy at 31 years old.
More than likely i’ll be ok, and will remain in here talking baseball with you all for years to come. however, nothing is certain. if the worst should happen then I just want to say I love you guys, the mods, and the sub in general. nothing makes me more excited than keeping the hoes mad by having one more Astro fan in the world as I begin my fight to beat cancer.
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The community survey is the first step in a monthslong superintendent search process. The board aims to have the new superintendent start in early August.
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