Author: Shawn Arrajj

Two transportation projects in the Montrose area may move forward with help from grant funding from the Texas Department of Transportation.

Officials with the national tech training nonprofit Per Scholas announced July 17 its debut in Houston, bringing tuition-free training to the city’s Ion District in Midtown.

The total number of homes sold declined in the five core ZIP codes that make up the Bellaire, Meyerland and West University areas when comparing the 12-month period of June 2022-May 2023 with the previous 12 months.

Marlana Doyle has been dancing since age 3.

The total number of homes sold declined in the five core ZIP codes that make up the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas when comparing the 12-month period of June 2022-May 2023 with the previous 12 months.

A series of walk audits are taking place throughout the Washington Avenue corridor over the summer with the goal of improving walkability in the area and making more informed transportation planning decisions.

Food offerings are “rooted in Cantonese tradition,” according to a June 23 news release, with some menu items incorporating elements of barbecue and comfort food. Options include the smoked brisket egg roll—which features brisket from the Houston-b…

Officials with Civic Heart Community Services, which bills itself as the largest Black-founded nonprofit organization in the Gulf Coast region, celebrated a ribbon-cutting June 29 for their new headquarters at 3131 Emancipation Ave., within One Ema…