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Halloween Fun for Kids at Children’s BOO!seum Houston and BOO!scovery Center

Houston families can enjoy a month of Halloween fun at Children’s BOO!seum Houston and Fort Bend Children’s BOO!scovery Center, featuring safe trick-or-treating, spooky crafts, mad science, and weekend specials through October 31, 2025.

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Fort Bend Libraries Mission Bend Branch Offers Free College-Preparedness Workshops on Financial Aid and College Planning

Students and parents can get free guidance on college admissions, financial aid, and planning for higher education at the Mission Bend Branch Library’s fall workshop series, “S.T.E.P. Into College,” starting with “T: Tackle Financial Aid” on October 25

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H-E-B’s $100,000 Gift to SHAPE Community Center Strengthens Houston’s Legacy of Empowerment

H-E-B donates $100,000 to SHAPE Community Center, supporting after-school programs and empowering Houston’s youth through education and leadership.

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Comedy Icons Unite for the “Legends of Laughter” Tour at NRG Arena

Houston’s NRG Arena will light up with laughter on May 2, 2026, as the Legends of Laughter Tour brings comedy icons Sommore, Lavell Crawford, Earthquake, and Don “DC” Curry together for one unforgettable night of humor, storytelling, and classic stand-up.

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BAPS Houston Celebrates Diwali with Fireworks and Cultural Exhibits

Experience the magic of Diwali at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Houston with a spectacular two-day festival featuring cultural exhibitions, a Kids’ Carnival, over 1,000 vegetarian dishes, a dazzling light and sound show, and a grand fireworks finale — all celebrating unity, culture, and the triumph of light over darkness.

Asian Chamber of Commerce Marks 35 Years of Empowering Entrepreneurs at the Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards Gala

The Asian Chamber of Commerce celebrates 35 years of leadership, legacy, and innovation at its Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards Gala, honoring the visionaries and trailblazers shaping Houston’s dynamic Asian business community.

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Kendra Camarena: A Fresh Voice Rising in Cy-Fair ISD’s Future

As Early Voting begins, educator and community leader Kendra Camarena steps forward to bring unity, innovation, and inclusion to Cypress-Fairbanks ISD — Texas’ third-largest school district — with a campaign centered on putting students first and politics aside.

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United Nations Day 2025: Houston Celebrates 80 Years of Peace, Dignity, and Sustainable Development

Houston joins the world in celebrating 80 years of peace, dignity, and sustainable development as the United Nations Association of Houston hosts “UN80” — a night of global unity, cultural connection, and community leadership on October 24 at The Junior League of Houston.

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Spring ISD Hosts College, Career, and Military Readiness Night

Spring ISD families explored college, career, and military pathways during the district’s annual College, Career, and Military Readiness Night, designed to help students plan their futures after high school.

Houston Texans Assess Growth, Roster Depth Ahead of Bye Week

Texans focus on roster growth, depth, and preparation as they head into their bye week following back-to-back wins

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Wild Bird Adventures: Live Raptors and Education Program at Fulshear Branch Library

Fort Bend County Libraries invites K-5 students to Wild Bird Adventures: Birds, Books, & Beyond on October 13 at the Fulshear Branch, featuring live raptors, educational activities, and tips for exploring birds in the wild.

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Fort Bend County Libraries Hosts Boo Bash at George Memorial Library

Fort Bend County Libraries invites families to a free, festive Boo Bash at George Memorial Library on October 11, featuring Halloween stories, crafts, a murder-mystery game, a family-friendly movie, and pumpkin-cookie decorating.

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Harris County Launches “Plan Together” Mobility Programs in Precinct One

Commissioner Rodney Ellis unveils five new programs to improve safety, accessibility, and infrastructure equity

Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis launches Plan Together, five new mobility programs in Precinct One aimed at improving safety, accessibility, and resilience, with equitable infrastructure investments across Houston neighborhoods.

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Texas Southern University Secures Historic $21.5 Million NIH Grant to Transform Biomedical and Health Research

Texas Southern University (TSU) has been awarded a five-year, $21.5 million U54 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Dolores Huerta Foundation Launches Educational Lesson Plans for Hispanic Heritage Month

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Dolores Huerta Foundation has released K–12 lesson plans highlighting the life and legacy of Dolores Huerta, offering educators and students new resources to explore Latino history, labor rights, and community impact.

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A Curated Life: Andy Moran’s Collection Illuminates the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts

A Curated Life: Selections from the Collection of Andy Moran

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Addie Heyliger Returns to Fort Bend ISD School Board with Renewed Vision

Fort Bend ISD welcomes back Addie Heyliger, a trusted leader and former trustee, to the Board of Trustees. Appointed to fill the vacancy left by Sonya Jones, Heyliger returns with a renewed commitment to equity, excellence, and accountability—bringing her proven record of leadership, business acumen, and community service back to Texas’ most diverse school district.

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Empower CDC Hosts Fall Feastival to Help Houston Families This Holiday Season

An evening of food, music, and community impact—with every ticket supporting Empower CDC’s fight against food insecurity and housing instability this holiday season.

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Fort Bend County Libraries Launch Kanopy PLUS Streaming Service for Library Cardholders

Fort Bend County Libraries now offer Kanopy PLUS, giving library cardholders unlimited access to hundreds of films, including curated British Cinema & TV and Easy Watching collections.

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Annise Parker Leads Democratic Field in Harris County Judge Race According to New Poll

According to a new poll, former Houston Mayor Annise Parker is leading the Democratic field in the Harris County Judge race ahead of the March 3, 2026 primary, with 15 candidates competing for the seat.