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Take the kids to the free Gingerbread Lane display at the Houston Farmers Market and sign up for a workshop with Guinness World Record Holder Jon Lovich who is known for building the largest entirely edible gingerbread village.

Burleson fourth grader Gage Harris launched a personal mission to help kids have a happy holiday.

Members of the Boy Scouts of America Alamo Area Council Pack 285 brought some Christmas cheer around town on Sunday.

Driving to work, giving herself a pep-talk in preparation for the day, Deidre Mathis had no idea a crowd of people were huddled in a bedroom room at her Wanderstay Houston Hostel ready to surprise her with a $10,000 check from Verizon. Verizon’s Small Business Digital Ready Program supports small business owners like Diedre, offering free courses, mentorship, networking, and grants that help them continue doing the work they do…in Diedre’s case this is keeping Wanderstay Houston Hostel th...

An H-E-B program is giving high school students with disabilities a chance to learn job skills, build up their resume and connect with the community.

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit a 2007 album that permanently altered the pop-punk landscape and marked the arrival of the ambitious and brilliant Hayley Williams.

The season of giving takes on a different meaning for the Lakewood neighborhood in Dallas.

Oriental Rug Bazaar is closing the doors to to their Flagship Store at 5525 Westheimer Road in Houston, forever. This Saturday, they have an auction to clear every single rug in the showroom. It is a one-of-a-kind sale that will never happen again.

Brett Fisher is an author and illustrator residing in Carson City. He and his wife, Lisa, have lived in the state capital for over seven years.

It is already a December to Remember for one Dallas family, and that is #SomethingGood.