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A wholesale oyster distributor is going all in on the sleepy fishing village with a road-trip-worthy restaurant and big plans for the fu…
Read MoreThe decapitalization of oil and gas and the reallocation of investments toward renewables continue to place pressure the oil and gas sector, according to experts at the CERAWeek by IHS Markit 2021 conference.
Read MoreThanks to the conronavirus, large gatherings of any kind — including music concerts — are on hold right now. But that doesn’t mean our Houston Press music writers haven’t been busy keeping us apprised of what’s going on. Matthew Keever converted his be…
Read MoreAs of this writing, the coronavirus COVID-19 has killed 44,234 people. That is more than died fighting in seven American wars, and by the end of April the number will almost certainly be larger than the causalities our soldiers suffered in both the Kor…
Read MoreHouston Grand Opera which received the sad news that the PPP money from the Small Business Administration had run out before it could get any of it, is still offering broadcasts on Fridays and Saturdays from some of its favorite operas. Turn in at 8 p….
Read MoreIn today’s Houston Press you’ll read a story about the A.D. Players announcing their 2020-21 season, one in which they’ll be premiering two commissioned works. We have to admire their enterprise and optimism. Our writer John Amar earlier this week told…
Read MoreHarris County announced a stay-at-home order March 24 to slow the community spread of COVID-19.
Read MoreThe district may be able to lower its maintenance and operations tax rate by $0.016, KISD Chief Financial Officer Christopher J. Smith said.
Read MoreOne of the nation’s top health officials offered an ominous prediction about the burgeoning coronavirus crisis on Wednesday.
“The bottom line: It is going to get worse,” said Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious …
Read MoreOn Friday’s Houston Matters: When it comes to the coronavirus, how can the media strike a balance between informing the public and over-preparing — or even scaring people unnecessarily? Also this hour: Why it’s worth it for some Houstonians to go to M…
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