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Fort Bend County Libraries Resume Normal Hours Nov. 1 – Sugar Land, TX – The quickest way to get caught up on what’s happening around town today.
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Fort Bend County Libraries Resume Normal Hours Nov. 1 – Sugar Land, TX – The quickest way to get caught up on what’s happening around town today.
Read MoreLet’s go! Here are the top stories today in Sugar Land: Two teens survived with minor injuries after a giant tree fell on their car in Sugar …
Read MoreGood morning, Houston! Things seem a little sunnier this morning than earlier this week, but there are still chances for rain today, and we’ll likely only have a short break to dry out before storms are likely to increase again over the weekend, accord…
Read More On Monday’s Houston Matters: When it comes to COVID-19, could things really return to “normal by summer” as some have suggested? Also this hour: It came as little surprise when proponents of oil and gas tried to shift the narrative during Februaryâs …
Read MoreRecord Store Day, like everything else, had to be canceled due to COVID-19. Originally set for April 18, organizers initially pushed back to June 20 but have since re-formatted the event as Record Store Day Drops, making it a three date event in August…
Read MoreAs states relax stay-at-home orders related to fighting Covid-19âs spread, companies are expected to operate under a ânew normalâ to help curb the virusâ spread by allowing employees, if possible, to work from home.
How well companies execute the rem…
Read MoreThis story excerpt is courtesy of our partners at KHOU 11. Click here for KHOU’s full story.
HOUSTON â As Houstonians get back to their hustle, thereâs still a lot of uncertainty weighing on peopleâs minds.
âI think the most common question is around…
Read MoreKen Hoffman on why working at home should be Houston’s new normal http://houston.culturemap.com/news/city-life/04-27-20-houston-stay-home-order-work-at-home-ken-hoffman/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=dlvr.it …
Read MorePort Houston had to close two container terminals last week after a worker tested positive for COVID-19 and reopened them for normal business after a day.
Read MoreAs the number of coronavirus cases in the Greater Houston area climbs to more than 40 as of March 18, Spring and Klein-area nonprofits are fighting to continue providing services to some of the unincorporated territoryâs most vulnerable populations…
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