Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
With the coronavirus pandemic and the need for social distancing seemingly getting more urgent by the day, restaurants and grocery stores are making adjustments. Most are implementing higher standards and going above and beyond their standard protocols…
Read MoreWhile nonprofits across Houston are pondering what to do about events scheduled through the end of the month, one major food event has been canceled due to the coronavirus threat. Chef Chris Shepherd announced this morning that his Southern Smoke Sprin…
Read MoreI‘ll never forget the day I turned four, because it was my 1st birthday. Yes, you probably solved my real-life brain teaser. I’m a Leap Day Baby. When my mom was pregnant with me in 1984, my cousin kept insisting I would be born on Leap Day…
Read MoreThere’s so much to love about Houston, but the concrete-laden city isn’t often regarded for its beauty. Several organizations have worked on beautification efforts, big and small, for decades, but 2020 is likely to bring the most exciting a…
Read MoreWith an influx of exciting developments, including the addition of new bars (Hi, Bar Charles), restaurants, and the recent debut of Virgin Hotels Dallas, the Dallas Design District is due for its first major live music venue. Thankfully, in just a few …
Read MoreAs we head into 2020, I, as a devoted tree-hugger, wish to take a moment of personal privilege to congratulate Trees for Houston for its remarkable year of greening in the city that is losing trees faster than Boeing is losing customers. During the 201…
Read MoreMy favorite part of the holiday season is the traditions my family has had for my whole life. My grandparents live on a Christmas tree farm, so every year, we spend hours picking out the perfect tree to bring home. Finding our tree is something I take …
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