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University of Houston athletic director Chris Pezman is determined not to take basketball heaven for granted. Being ranked No. 1 in the entire nation f0r large stretches of the year, winning big season after season after season, watching the Fertitta C…
Read MoreIn her recurring column, “Social in Security,” modern etiquette ambassador and Bell’INVITO founder Heather Wiese-Alexander walks us through a list of trusted tips you can rely on. Today’s topic: how modern etiquette differs from modern manners in 2023….
Read MoreEditor's Note: This week we introduce an occasional Fort Bend County arts and culture column by contributor Mitch Cohen, who also writes for our …
Read MoreKANSAS CITY — Tramon Mark seems setup to be one of the elite returning guards in college basketball next season, one who could enjoy the kind of lead role season Marcus Sasser just put together for the University of Houston. But Mark isn’t fully …
Read MoreKANSAS CITY — It ends with tears in the locker room, with University of Houston coach Kelvin Sampson scrawling 33-4 on the big whiteboard to try to give his hurting guys some perspective (even though he knows it’s futile in the moment), with seni…
Read MoreWest Village is going through its renaissance era and constantly adding amazing new destinations for Dallasites and visitors alike. From a plethora of new restaurant openings to trendy retail spots, West Village continues to reinvent itself. One of its…
Read MoreThe question should not be why PaperCity The Woodlands? It should be: Why did it take this long? PaperCity choosing The Woodlands to be the focus of its latest publication — putting this unique township in the company of Houston, Dallas, Austin and For…
Read MoreAdopting a new fitness regime is always a challenge. And joining a new studio or gym can be a daunting prospect if you’ve taken a break from the routine. Luckily, The Woodlands is a place that make smashing your fitness goals easy. And trying new…
Read MoreWildflower fanatics it’s time to start your engines and plot out your course. Peak viewing in Texas typically runs from mid-March through April. With a color palette of blues, reds, pinks and yellows, the highways and byways, farms and fields of Texas …
Read MoreIt may be a brisk 55 degrees in North Texas, but March 20, 2023, officially marks the first day of spring. And given Texas’ tendency to heat things up well before spring break, parks and plant beds across Dallas-Fort Worth are already dotted with cheer…
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