Missing Cat – Montrose by Cherryhurst Park – please comment if seen with whereabouts.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreBecause of the donation, the health center is able to provide 200 visits at no cost at its Grangerland location.
Read MoreIt’s time to enjoy the lazy days of summer and the wonders of stargazing nights. Now that the George Observatory has reopened to the public, the summer months are the perfect time to pre-purchase tickets online, pack up a picnic lunch or snacks along w…
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Read MoreHouston-based Texas Medical Technology raised $33 million to further development of a subsidiary’s automated medical tech.
The subsidiary, called iNitrile, operates in the personal protective equipment, or PPE, space. It develops a contactless, autom…
Read MoreHere is what CCISD community members need to know about what working and learning will look like on campuses this fall, including updated guidance on quarantines, contact tracing and other COVID-19 response protocols.
Read MoreThe eatery specializes in New York-style pizza, but calzones, pasta, deli sandwiches, salads and soups are also on the menu.
Read MoreThe past few weeks my delivery times/mistakes from the USPS have gone up significantly. Right now I have 1 that has been “Awaiting acceptance” since Saturday and another one that was en route to Houston on a truck from Ft Worth. That driver must be going 5 mph as it left Thursday and still hasn’t arrived in Houston.
Over the past month I’ve ordered/shipped things (both from Amazon as well as other places) and the UPS & FedEx come in on their delivery date, but I usually add a day or 2 for USPS.
Anyone else experiencing this or did I just make the postal gods angry?
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Based on its initial growth in aerospace operations, Intuitive Machines determined it needed to expand its operations at the Houston Spaceport with a new 125,000-square-foot facility on a 12.5-acre plot.
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