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Controversial $9B downtown highway project ready to roll after green light

Txdot revs up

Houston Veterans Day events, deals, and meals honor our military heroes

from a grateful nation

Lumberton woman crowned Ms. USA for Pure International Pageants

She graduated from Lamar University with a Masters in Business in 2013 and currently works for Hargrove Engineers and Constructors.

Comerica Bank Adds to Retail Bank Leadership Team

/PRNewswire/ -- Comerica Incorporated (NYSE: CMA) announced the appointment of James Johnson as Senior Vice President, Director, Retail Risk Management &...

Hot Houston young professional party springs back with worthy cause

One of Houston’s most beloved nonprofits is bringing back a buzzy spring party popular with the local young professional crowd. Women of Wardrobe,

Synagro Announces Appointment of Myrtle Jones to Board of Directors

Baltimore, Maryland (PRWEB) January 25, 2022 -- Synagro Technologies, Inc., the preeminent provider of biosolids and residuals solutions services in North

Theatre Under The Stars Will Establish an Education and Arts Center in the ION District in Midtown

Photo: Bethenny Frankel and Her BStrong Foundation Head To Texas To Assist Hurricane Harvey Victims

Bethenny Frankel doesn’t do things half-assed. The Real Housewives of New Yorkstar shared recently that she and her team had been devoting all of their time to gather up donations – monetary and physical – to help victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas and this weekend she got to deliver some of it in person and help out where she could. Bethenny headed to Texas to meet with survivors and help disperse some of the donations coming in on behalf of her BStrong Foundation and Dress For Success. She shared on Twitter with one of the photos below, “Yesterday, these strong women shared their story so you could see where 100 percent of #BSTRONG #HurricaneHarvey donations are going”

Descend a Houston Skyscraper … for Charity

Descend a Houston Skyscraper … for Charity The Women’s Home is offering Houstonians the chance to rappel down the 250-foot DoubleTree Galleria.  By Brittany Cristiano 4/26/2021 at 11:36am We’ve seen the pandemic transform so many events, from concerts and football games to charity galas.  Many events have been cancelled, but many more pivoted into new formats. We saw Houston Ballet’s annual ball go virtual this year. Last October, Dress for Success Houston’s annual gala was converted into a drive-thru bash that took attendees on a fun-filled jaunt down Eastside Street.  Now at this point, you’d think we’ve seen it all. You’re wrong.

ABC13 town hall explores why women left work during the 'shecession'