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CALUMET CITY — Thaddeus Jones took over as mayor barely three weeks ago, but he's not wasting any time addressing what he sees as the city's most pressing needs. In a Monday morning tour around the city, Jones gave the Times an exclusive look at his plans to revitalize River Oaks Center, redevelop the site of a demolished shopping center on the southeast side, build the city’s first new housing in two decades and relocate the public works facility away from a residential area on the northwest side. Here's a closer look at what Jones is proposing: River Oaks Like former Mayor Michell...

U.S. Army aoldier Corey considers himself a servant, devoted to his family, his country, and other soldiers as an Army Chaplain.  Corey says, “I began to see the tremendous need that was right in front of me, the toll that prolonged years of war was taken on families and I wanted to pursue the chaplaincy so that I could specifically serve and pastor those families that were carrying so much of the load for our country.” In addition to being a stay-at-home mom with their three children, Jillian enjoys working alongside Corey as the chaplain’s wife. Jillian explains, “I think I just sa...

It looks like the expected closure of the Landmark River Oaks Theatre might be averted after all. It was announced earlier this week that Weingarten Realty had declined to respond to repeated attempts from Landmark to renew their lease or come to terms with outstanding rent after a year of coronavirus-induced poor business. The staff at the theater prepared to shut down the historic theater, which first opened in 1939, at the end of the month and has been run by Landmark for 30 years. Then suddenly – and possibly after Weingarten CEO Andrew Alexander was visited by three ghosts in the night...

Houston real estate mogul’s massive mansion hits market for $34.5M Published:  Updated:  Tags:  2920 Lazy Lane Boulevard, Houston, TX 77019 (Sonya Bertolino) Whatever the reason you’re here, whether you’re honest-to-goodness house hunting, you’re searching for new images to tack to your dream home vision board, or you just need something to gawk at to pass the time cooped up indoors, enjoy a virtual tour of this pricey Houston pad on the market. By the numbers: 2920 Lazy Lane Boulevard, Houston, TX 77019 | $34,500,000 | 17,405 square feet | 4.53 acres | 5 bedrooms |11 bathrooms | 3...