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Texas Struggles With Unprecedented Cold And Power Outages I came across this video on YouTube. While some is funny, it's a good reminder that when officials say "...stay off the roads..." that we adhere to that. I was fortunate that we never lost power (thanks Generator Supercenter) and we had access to well water that didn't freeze. We stayed off the roads, but I did bust my backside in my driveway. Let us hope we don't have to deal with the likes of this for another 120 years.

Stores like Northern Tool and Equipment and the Generator Supercenter have seen an increase in generator sales.

Homeowners find power, peace of mind in generators FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Todd Manchaca, general manager, left, and Dan Tragni, vice president, right, talk near the generator risers at Generators of Houston, 6106 Milwee St., Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020 in Houston. A mix of bad weather, electricity unreliability, working from home and fears of social unrest have encouraged more homeowners to install standby generators.Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of4 Roel Elizondo, electrician, works at Generators of Houston, 6106 Milwee St., Wednesday, Nov. 18, 20...

First Watch taking shape near Willow Lawn in former Ruby Tuesday spot Jack Jacobs photo) Breakfast chain First Watch continues to show its appetite for expansion in the Richmond area. Work is underway on the restaurant’s new location at 5310 W. Broad St. near Willow Lawn. The 4,700-square-foot space was formerly a Ruby Tuesday, which closed in 2018. When it opens as planned in February it will be the chain’s sixth location in the region, coming shortly after a recently opened eatery near Chester that began operations in November, a First Watch spokeswoman said Wednesday. The Willow Lawn F...