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By Cliff Saunders Feb 25, 2021 The value of a generator became quickly apparent to every resident in Texas as the Arctic winds descended southward. Jessica Keller and her husband have been running Grasten Generators in Houston for 12 years, and business has been doing extremely well, building nicely, a lot of orders on the books for January. “In January we tripled our numbers from last January, and we were having a pretty great month. And then the storm hit.” They had generators to live and work off of, she says, and used that ability to help everyone they could, whether they were client...

This Houston taco truck came to feed 800 families without power or water FacebookTwitterEmail The owners of Boombox Tacos decided to reach out and feed more than 800 Houston families who were without power and water during the Texas winter storm.Boombox Tacos Making original street tacos for H-Town neighborhoods is a true labor of love for Boombox Taco Truck co-owners Jessica Villa-Gomez and Alex Martinez. That labor took on a deeper meaning when they decided to reach out and feed more than 800 Houston families without power and water during the Texas winter storm. "We have been struggling a...

Did TikTok just give us a new way to enjoy elote? FacebookTwitterEmail TikTok just gave me my new favorite way to enjoy corn, elote ribs!Screenshot TikTok/Farrah J Just when you thought you explored all the ways to enjoy elote, TikTok gives you the ultimate recipe for these antojitos. Elote, often called Mexican street corn, is a favorite snack for many Houstonians, and Farrah with spicednice on TikTok just showed us the perfect way to grill them up like ribs. Just hearing the recipe had my mouth watering with all the ingredients she used to whip them up. You can't go wrong with basting the c...

It snowed in Houston 60 years ago today FacebookTwitterEmail Snow blanketed Houston on this day in 1960. And then it didn't snow for another decade. The anniversary comes on the cusp of a potentially record-breaking cold snap, which is expected to bring varying forms of wintery precipitation to Southeast Texas. The primary threat for snow is Sunday through Monday, according to the National Weather Service. But if we take a look back to 1960, the white stuff made Houston look like a postcard. Traffic cops ushering drivers in snow-covered cars. Snowmen towering over their creators. It even snow...

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