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From Central Texas on down to north of Houston, icy conditions and snow hit parts of the state Sunday forcing some Monday school closings in districts to our north and delayed openings in others including Lone Star College. Several counties, including …
Read MoreJust in time for Christmas, a baby howler monkey has made her appearance at the Houston Zoo. Proud parents Charlie (mom) and Howie (dad) welcomed her on November 17 and some of the first photos of her surfaced last week. According to the zoo, sunrise i…
Read MoreIn 2020, the year of the pandemic, it’s no surprise that many of our most-read news stories concerned COVID-19 and the political fallout from the virus. Even with the marches about the death of George Floyd and the national election for the presidency,…
Read MoreThe pandemic dealt a crucial blow to music in Houston and around the world in 2020. As a review of this year’s most-read stories shows, readers were excited to read about and attend in-person performances right up until the time that COVID-19 shut ever…
Read MoreIt’ll be all virtual for the rest of Houston Ballet’s 2020-21 Season. Due to the continuing pandemic, Houston Ballet will continue its virtual offerings but has cancelled the remaining performances it was hoping to stage for the 2020-21 season. âSafety…
Read MoreThere won’t be the usual mass of racers on course intent on PBs or just finishing. Spectators and volunteers with their placards and water bottles won’t have to face the sometimes bitter cold weather of Houston in January. All onlookers can now partici…
Read MoreHouston Ballet has decided to delve even deeper into the digital world, announcing today that it plans to offer even more performances in that vein than it originally anticipated. As a result, its season opener for the 2020-21 season will be Houston Ba…
Read MoreThe first ever virtual Iron Fork competition between a Dallas and a Houston chef played out in all its streaming glory Wednesday night for Houston Press 2020 Menu of Menus ticket holders and unfortunately for our Houston fans of chef Matt Staph, he did…
Read MoreIf you are still getting ready for a possible power outage (or worse) from Hurricane Laura, in need of supplies and you are a Kroger shopper, better hustle up. Kroger has announced that it will be closing all its stores at 6 p.m. today. They are …
Read MoreToday starting at 8 a.m. Fort Bend County Commissioner Ken R. DeMerchant and Fort Bend County Animal Services in collaboration with Dr. Diarra Blue will be offering no cost spay and neuter services for eligible Fort Bend County residents’ cats and dogs…
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