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Remarking on how it sort of gives you a real warm feeling to know that these hundreds of thousands of people have taken time out of their busy day, no doubt, do you come stand by train tracks to pay honor to a man who served our nation for more than 40 years. Its a remarkable thing to see here deep in the heart, some small towns. We are working to find out where the train is. There is a pool just past magnolia texas along the way. This week, the bush family is traveling with the casket by car and plane over thousands of miles. His final journey, all of the family on board, slated to look like ...

After three years of closure, Weldon celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Pride Library with its grand reopening.

In honor of Pride Month, and at the request of her constituents, Council Member Abbie Kamin, together with Pride Houston 365, is spearheading a celebration, which includes family-friendly interactive activities ...

Montreal-based and internationally-acclaimed artist John A. Schweitzer is honouring his ties with his alma mater, the University of Western Ontario, with a $4-million gift of his art. The donation contains 60 works spanning Schweitzer’s career as an artist, collector, critic and curator. Among them are 38 of his original works, including his only intact series The Erehwön Cycle – a six-panel “narration” inspired by Victorian author Samuel Butler’s satirical utopian novel of the same name. “It’s a tremendous honour to receive such a personal gift from one ...