Harmony Public Schools Sets National Record with 43 Awards for Excellence in School Communication **Houston Style Magazine | June 2024** HOUSTON, TX (June 25, 2024) – Harmony Public Schools, hea
Harmony Public Schools, headquartered in Houston, has once again set a national benchmark, earning an unparalleled 43 awards from the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) for excellence in school communication and marketing. This remarkable achievement crowns Harmony as the most award-winning public school system in America, surpassing schools of all sizes and types.
Alley Theatre Announces Ambitious $80 Million Vision for the Future Campaign
The Alley Theatre, a cornerstone of Houston’s vibrant performing arts scene, has announced the public phase of its ambitious $80 million Vision for the Future Campaign. Unveiled at the Alley’s Annual Board Meeting on June 24, 2024, this monumental campaign aims to secure the theatre's legacy and ensure its continued contribution to the arts for generations to come.
Extended Stay America Celebrates Cancer Survivors in June with 'Hope Walls' Initiative
In honor of National Cancer Survivors Month, Extended Stay America®, the nation’s premier mid-priced extended-stay hotel brand, is amplifying its support for cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease through its heartwarming 'Celebrating Survival' initiative. This campaign extends their ongoing partnership with the American Cancer Society, spotlighting the incredible resilience and perseverance of these brave individuals.
Celebrate Your Love on the Greens: Casa Velas' New Golf Honeymoon in Puerto Vallarta
Newlyweds, get ready to tee off your married life in style with Casa Velas’ exclusive golf-themed honeymoon package in stunning Puerto Vallarta. This luxury adults-only boutique hotel offers a unique blend of romance, relaxation, and world-class golf experiences to ensure an unforgettable start to your new life together.
More than two dozen are still missing in New Mexico wildfires as residents allowed to return
As the search for more victims continues, residents of Ruidoso, New Mexico, were allowed to enter the village Monday for the first time since a pair of wildfires converged on the community, causing massive destruction.
The Dire Consequences of a Terminally Corrupt and Authoritarian Federal Government for America
In today's rapidly evolving political landscape, it's crucial to understand the potential consequences of a terminally corrupt and authoritarian federal government. Such a government could erode the very foundations of American democracy, leading to a loss of individual freedoms, pervasive injustice, and widespread societal unrest. The new political satire book, No Common Sense: Donald J. Trump and the Big Bad Government by Lucy Furr, provides a thought-provoking and humorous exploration of these themes, offering a modern perspective on the dangers of unchecked governmental power.
Houston Native Petty Officer Clarissa Hernandez Excels in U.S. Navy’s Submarine Force
In the heart of the U.S. Navy's elite submarine force, Houston's own Petty Officer 3rd Class Clarissa Hernandez stands out. A proud graduate of Cypress Ridge High School, Hernandez has brought her Texas roots to Naval Base Kitsap, the homeport of the West Coast's ballistic-missile and guided-missile submarines.
Link found in Texas between rising infant mortality and state’s abortion restrictions
A new study has drawn a possible link between rising infant mortality in Texas and the state’s abortion restrictions, which, when they took effect in 2021, were the strictest in the nation.
High school teacher charged with sexual abuse of a minor
A high school teacher in Baltimore County was arrested for sexual abuse of a minor, police said.
Sha’Carri Richardson wins 100-meter final to qualify for 2024 Paris Olympics
Sha’Carri Richardson has qualified for her first Olympic games after winning the 100-meter final on Saturday at the Olympic trials at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Simone Manuel Wins 50m Freestyle at US Olympic Swimming Trials, Triumphs Over Overtraining Syndrome
Simone Manuel claimed a tight victory in the women’s 50-meter freestyle at the US Olympic swimming trials on Sunday, edging out Gretchen Walsh by 0.02 seconds.
Texas court exonerates man who spent nearly 20 years on death row for 1977 murder
After nearly 47 years, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals this week exonerated Kerry Max Cook for the 1977 murder of Linda Jo Edwards, declaring him innocent of a crime for which he spent nearly 20 years on death row.
High heat threatens struggling crops in central North Carolina
If you think the summer heat's tough on your lawn, imagine having hundreds of scorched acres that you depend on for your livelihood. That's the challenge seventh-generation farmer James Michael Byrd, who grows tobacco, cotton, and corn in Bunn Level is facing.
Woman Accused of Attempting to Drown 3-Year-Old Muslim Child in Suspected Hate Crime
A woman in Texas has been charged with attempted capital murder and injury to a child after trying to drown a 3-year-old child at an apartment complex pool and making racist statements, according to police.
Texas Parole Board Denies Clemency to Ramiro Gonzales, Execution Set for Wednesday Despite Recanted Testimony
Texas’ parole board on Monday denied clemency for death row inmate Ramiro Gonzales, who is scheduled to be executed Wednesday for a 2001 murder, despite the fact a key expert witness no longer stands by his testimony at trial.
Pro-Palestinian protest outside LA synagogue criticized as ‘antisemitic’ after street fights with pro-Israel protesters
A pro-Palestinian protest held outside a Los Angeles synagogue devolved into chaotic street violence with pro-Israel counter-protesters on Sunday in an incident that several officials, including President Joe Biden, criticized as antisemitic.
Pro-Palestinian protest outside LA synagogue criticized as ‘antisemitic’ after street fights with pro-Israel protesters
A pro-Palestinian protest held outside a Los Angeles synagogue devolved into chaotic street violence with pro-Israel counter-protesters on Sunday in an incident that several officials, including President Joe Biden, criticized as antisemitic.
Affordable luxury: Price-conscious Americans are turning to cheaper steakhouses
“God I love Texas Roadhouse,” began one thread on Reddit, with over 1,000 upvotes. “Texas Roadhouse never disappoints,” began another, with over 5,000 votes. A third touted the “incredible value.”
Viral ‘BBL Drizzy’ AI Drake diss track company gets sued
A group of major record labels is suing two AI startups, alleging they wrongfully used popular artists’ work to train their systems to produce copyrighted music without their consent.
Black Americans Are Embracing a New Era of Financial Inclusion
In a country where wealth disparities persist, financial inclusion is still the road that leads to equity. Black Americans have historically faced barriers to wealth generation and investment opportunities. Today, the tide is turning, and technology is paving the road to education, access, and empowerment.
