Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Honors Hispanic Heritage with a Cultural Fiesta
Houston, a city rich with diversity, thrives on its deep cultural roots, and this year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston (BGCGH) embraced that spirit with their one-of-a-kind event, *Pulga en el Club*. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Hispanic Heritage Month, this festive celebration transformed the club into a lively cultural marketplace, a homage to the bustling *pulgas* (flea markets) cherished in Hispanic communities.
Whitestone Development, Inc. /Empower CDC Is The First Houston Builder To Equip Its Residential Communities With Whole-Home Generators
Whitestone Development, Inc., in partnership with Empower Community Development Corporation, Inc, announced the company’s latest residential new construction community, Berry Square. Berry Square is the first community offering whole-home generators in every home, which aligns with the organization’s vision to create sustainable homes for all.
From Single to Soulmate: Exquisite Elite Matchmaking Hosts “A Journey Through Single Life” Virtual Panel
Exquisite Elite Matchmaking, founded by Certified Matchmaker and Science-Based Dating Coach Caryn Davis, is excited to present "A Journey Through Single Life," – an interactive online panel discussion designed for individuals navigating the complexities of single life and aspiring for long-term relationships. The event will take place on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. CST
Jack Smith’s Pursuit: Trump’s Lies, Giuliani’s Fall, and the Battle for America’s Future
The relentless quest for truth has found a worthy champion in Special Counsel Jack Smith, the man tasked with unraveling Donald Trump’s sprawling effort to overturn the 2020 election. The latest revelations, detailed in a wide-ranging legal brief, paint a damning portrait of Trump’s behavior and Rudy Giuliani’s role in spreading knowingly false claims of election fraud.
Houston’s Own Elijah Crowder: Flying High in Service on the USS George Washington
In a city that prides itself on its hustle, innovation, and heart, Houston's Aviation Machinist’s Mate Airman Elijah Crowder is showcasing those same values on a national scale—aboard the formidable USS George Washington (CVN 73). Crowder, assigned to the aircraft intermediate maintenance department’s airframes, powerplants, and paraloft division, is making waves not just in Houston but across the Pacific as he plays a critical role in maintaining one of the U.S. Navy’s most powerful tools.
The 2025 BMW R 1300 GS Adventure: A Motorcycle Built for the Bold
When it comes to adventure riding and long-distance touring, BMW Motorrad’s GS Adventure line has long been the standard by which all others are measured. Enter the 2025 BMW R 1300 GS Adventure—a machine that not only upholds this legacy but propels it into new, exciting territory. With this latest iteration, BMW Motorrad has crafted a motorcycle that blends rugged durability, cutting-edge technology, and unrivaled comfort, delivering an experience that’s tailor-made for thrill-seekers who crave the open road.
She Said Foundation Celebrates National Women’s Small Business Month With Houston’s Premier Women’s CEO Conference And $25,000 Pitch Competition
n honor of National Women’s Small Business Month, the She Said Foundation is thrilled to host the highly anticipated She Said Conference on October 4th and 5th, a two-day event designed to empower women CEOs with actionable strategies, hands-on learning, and unparalleled opportunities for growth.
Houston: The Chicken Big Mac Has Landed – And It's About to Be the Talk of the Town
McDonald’s has done it again. Just when we thought we’d seen it all, they’re giving us something that fans have been whispering about for months. Yes, that’s right—the legendary Chicken Big Mac® is finally making its way to U.S. restaurants, and it’s coming in hot on October 10! Ready your taste buds, Houston, because this twist on a fast-food classic is a game-changer.
Congressman Al Green Unites with the International Longshoremen’s Association in a Fight for Fairness
In a show of steadfast support, Congressman Al Green has voiced his solidarity with the hard-working members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) as they continue their battle for fair wages, improved safety standards, and job security. With the dockworkers' strike currently impacting ports along the Gulf and East Coasts, including Houston's very own Port of Houston, Congressman Green stands firm on the frontlines with these dedicated workers, recognizing their invaluable contribution to America’s economy.
Drake and J. Cole Shatter Records: The $320 Million ‘It’s All a Blur’ Tour Redefines Hip-Hop History
Drake and J. Cole have made history with their unforgettable "It's All a Blur Tour," which will go down as the highest-grossing hip-hop tour in history. This record-breaking tour, which grossed a whopping $320.5 million over 80 sold-out shows across North America, is an ode to hip-hop’s growing dominance and its undeniable influence on global culture. With a staggering 1.3 million tickets sold, the duo has set a new standard for excellence in live performances. For readers of Houston Style Magazine, it’s not just the stats but the significance of this moment in music history that should resonate deeply.
The Bard is Back: Fort Bend County Libraries Reintroduces Shakespeare-by-the-Book Festival
After a lengthy 19-year hiatus, Fort Bend County Libraries is rolling out the red carpet (or perhaps a vibrant 1980s carpet) for the return of the beloved **Shakespeare-by-the-Book Festival** this fall! This exciting event is part of the “On Stage at the George” series and promises a delightful dose of drama, humor, and nostalgia — all for free!
Fall Fun in Houston: Sizzling Events and Delicious Eats
As the crisp autumn air (well, as crisp as Houston gets) starts to blow in, we’re gearing up for some of the most exciting events happening across the city! From haute cuisine collaborations to Halloween spook-taculars, Houstonians, get ready to mark your calendars because Fall 2024 is packed with fun. Let’s dive into the season’s top events that are sure to keep you busy, well-fed, and entertained.
Couple in a severe Uber crash can’t sue because of an Uber Eats order
A married New Jersey couple that was in a severe accident during an Uber ride can’t sue the company because they and their daughter agreed to arbitration when they accepted the terms of service for a separate Uber Eats order, a court has ruled.
Certain college grads can now be air traffic controllers immediately
The Federal Aviation Administration says that graduates of two college air traffic control programs can now bypass the agency’s backlogged training academy.
Bank of America is down: Customers report widespread outage
Bank of America customers report having trouble accessing their bank accounts on Wednesday.
Larger-than-normal apples harvested in Minnesota thanks to growing season's rainy start
Minnesota farmers are rejoicing after a great growing season for apples. Whistling Well Farm owner Charlie Johnson has weathered many difficult growing seasons since opening his farm in Hastings in 1972. After several years of drought, he says the apples are flourishing this year.
How to help Hurricane Helene victims
Millions of people from coastal Florida to the Blue Ridge Mountains are reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The storm made landfall on Florida’s Big Bend as a Category 4 hurricane – the strongest on record to strike the area.
Houston’s Cultural Boom: City Awards $100,000 to Art-Driven Projects Promoting Tourism and Disaster Resilience
In a city that never stops celebrating creativity, the City of Houston, led by the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA), continues its tradition of championing artistic brilliance and community resilience. This year, Houston isn’t just lighting up its skyline – it's igniting the cultural scene
Mayor Whitmire Honors Houston’s Hispanic Trailblazers: Celebrating Legacy, Leadership, and Community Excellence
In a city known for its diversity and vibrant culture, Houston once again shines during Hispanic Heritage Month, thanks to the leadership of Mayor John Whitmire and the Mayor’s Hispanic Advisory Board. The annual celebration kicked off on October 1st with a series of awards presented to some of the most outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to the Hispanic community and beyond. These honorees represent the best of Houston’s spirit, embodying excellence in healthcare, the arts, education, activism, and public service.
Taking Care of Business: Houston’s State of the City 2024
Houston’s State of the City 2024 event was nothing short of electric. The energy in the room was palpable, with a full house of enthusiastic Houstonians coming together to reflect on the city's progress and the road ahead. The city’s leadership was proud to celebrate the strides made in just eight short months, including overcoming monumental challenges like the May derecho and Hurricane Beryl while securing a significant collective bargaining agreement with the Houston Professional Firefighters Association.
