Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
With a new school year on the horizon, it’s no secret that the back-to-school season is a little different this time around. Teachers are faced with more challenges than ever before, but they’re still going above and beyond to ensure this u…
Read MoreNinfa’s is nothing short of a Houston institution. Our family regularly visits The Original Ninfa’s On Navigation, and it’s always a tasty experience that leaves our bellies full of delicious Tex-Mex and our hearts full of joy. Thankf…
Read MoreThe facelift at Memorial Park continues. Just days after unveiling the brand new 100-acre Clay Family Eastern Glades, construction has begun for the Land Bridge and Prairie project, the next phase of the park’s 10-year master plan for renovations…
Read MoreWhen the Rice Village location of Half Price Books permanently closed its doors earlier this year, the Montrose location became the chain’s last location inside the loop. But now, the future of the popular Half Price Books store in the heart of M…
Read MoreThe most popular sky show of the year is set to take place this week when the Perseid Meteor Shower makes its annual appearance, lighting up the night sky with up to 75 meteors per hour. Depending on the conditions, you may be able to enjoy the meteor …
Read MoreThe 2020 Houston Rodeo was one of the first major events to get canceled when the coronavirus pandemic hit the area. The Rodeo was just a few days into its run when officials decided to pull the plug for the safety of everyone involved. While officials…
Read MoreHouston’s East End District has quietly become a hub for public art displays, and now, the area is home to 4 new striking murals for your viewing pleasure. The new murals, created in collaboration with the East End Houston Cultural District, UP A…
Read MoreHouston’s East End District has quietly become a hub for public art displays, and now, the area is home to 4 new striking murals for your viewing pleasure. The new murals, created in collaboration with the East End Houston Cultural District, UP A…
Read MoreFor the first time since World War II, the Fort Bend County Fair will be canceled. The popular annual event, originally scheduled to take place from September 25 to October 4, won’t take place in 2020 due to concerns about the coronavirus pandemi…
Read MoreFor the first time since World War II, the Fort Bend County Fair will be canceled. The popular annual event, originally scheduled to take place from September 25 to October 4, won’t take place in 2020 due to concerns about the coronavirus pandemi…
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