Houston Community College Central’s Annual Spring Fashion Show Showcases Emerging Talent and Vibrant Designs
Houston's budding fashion designers are gearing up for an enthralling display of creativity and innovation at the Houston Community College (HCC) Central Campus. The highly anticipated annual Spring Fashion Show, set to dazzle audiences on May 3, 2024, will present the latest collections from 14 talented student designers from the Fashion Design Program. This year's event, themed "Chromatique," promises a spectacular evening filled with color and light, exploring the scientific and aesthetic qualities of chromatics.
Pearland's Henry Williams Honored with Governor’s Criminal Justice Volunteer Service Award
In a touching ceremony held in Austin, Henry Williams of Pearland, Texas, was honored with the prestigious Chaplaincy Department Award at the 29th Annual Governor’s 2024 Criminal Justice Volunteer Service Awards. This recognition highlights his unwavering dedication and significant contributions to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ).
Houston Community Shaken by Cold-Blooded Murder, Justice Served with Life Sentence
In a chilling episode that shook the Houston community, 22-year-old Ethan Caleb Thomas was sentenced to life imprisonment this week for the premeditated murder of 50-year-old Jose Canales, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg confirmed. The sentencing concluded a somber chapter for the local community, marking a resolute stand against violent crime.
Citizens and UNCF Launch Groundbreaking Scholarship for High School Students
High school students urged to apply for the transformative Citizens Helping Citizens Scholarship before the deadline.
Cirque du Soleil's 'Songblazers' Takes Center Stage with Unbeatable Mother’s Day Offer!
Score exclusive Mother’s Day savings on Cirque du Soleil's 'Songblazers' - book now before it's too late!
Nicolas Jimenez Leads the Charge for Literacy and Community Growth as New Chair of the Houston Library Foundation Board
Nicolas Jimenez's appointment as Chair of the Houston Library Foundation Board is a testament to his dedication and passion for community service since moving to Houston. In his role at Comcast, Jimenez has already made significant contributions to the region's government affairs. His new position at the helm of the Houston Library Foundation Board signifies an expansion of his commitment to the community, bringing his leadership skills to an institution that is a cornerstone of public service and education in Houston.
Visionary Leader James W. Crawford III Set to Steer Texas Southern University into New Era of Excellence
The newly selected sole finalist for the presidency of Texas Southern University (TSU), James W. Crawford III, brings a wealth of leadership experience and a vision for the future to one of Texas's most prestigious institutions. Crawford’s appointment by the TSU Board of Regents marks a pivotal moment in the university’s storied history, aligning with its mission to empower and innovate for economic growth within an ever-evolving higher education landscape.
2024 NFL Draft: How to watch the next generation of football stars find their professional homes
The free agency frenzy has come and gone. The next big milestone in the NFL calendar is the draft. And 2024’s edition looks to be a blockbuster one, with heaps of highly-touted quarterback talents, a potentially all-time wide receiver group and overall value throughout.
Former middle school janitor charged with indecent liberties against a student
A former janitor for a Haywood County school faces charges and is accused of making inappropriate advances on a student.
Kim Kardashian to join Kamala Harris at White House to talk criminal justice
Kim Kardashian will join Vice President Kamala Harris at the White House on Thursday for a roundtable to discuss pardons issued by President Joe Biden earlier this month, a White House official said Thursday.
Join the Celebration of Freedom: The 15th Annual Juneteenth Parade and Jubilee Festival in Houston
Juneteenth stands as a significant moment in American history, marking the emancipation of the last remaining enslaved African Americans in the Confederacy on June 19, 1865. It's a day that commemorates the end of slavery and reflects the continuous journey towards equality and justice in the United States. Each year, the spirit of Juneteenth ignites reflections on the resilience and strength of those who fought for liberation and reminds us of the ongoing pursuit of a future that embodies freedom, equality, and justice for all.
Houston Celebrates Unwavering Spirit of Volunteerism at Mayor's Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony
On April 24, 2024, Houston’s City Hall was the focal point of community and service as the Mayor's Volunteer Appreciation Ceremony unfolded, bringing together civic leaders and dedicated citizens to celebrate the indomitable spirit of volunteerism in Houston. This annual event, hosted by the Department of Neighborhoods (DON) in collaboration with Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston (IMGH), featured heartfelt commendations and acknowledgments from some of the city's top officials.
Texas Southern University Gears Up for the Glamorous Third Annual President’s Tiger Ball to Boost Scholarships
Texas Southern University (TSU) is set to host its third annual President’s Tiger Ball on Saturday, April 27, 2024, at the George R. Brown Convention Center. This prestigious black-tie event, presented by the TSU Foundation Board of Trustees and featuring Challenge Office Products & Office Solutions as this year’s presenting sponsor, stands as the University’s flagship fundraising initiative, dedicated to supporting student scholarships and enhancing University programs.
Houston Community College's Christopher Daza Wins Prestigious Sharon Coffey Educator of the Year Award
Christopher Daza, esteemed Program Director of Radiography and Computed Tomography at Houston Community College (HCC), has been honored with the 2024 Sharon Coffey Educator of the Year award. The accolade was presented during the recent Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists conference, marking the second consecutive year that a faculty member from HCC Coleman College for Health Sciences has received this distinguished recognition.
Texas Country Star Josh Abbott Teams Up with Dairy Queen for a Flavorful Trip Down Memory Lane
Fans of hearty Texas cuisine and country music are in for a treat as Josh Abbott, the iconic Texas country artist, partners once again with Dairy Queen® (DQ®) restaurants across Texas. This collaboration introduces the "Josh Abbott Meal," available from April 29 through May 26 at participating Texas DQ locations.
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $362 Million Loan to CelLink to Support Domestic Manufacturing of Key Electric Vehicle Supply Chain Components
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $362 Million Loan to CelLink to Support Domestic Manufacturing of Key Electric Vehicle Supply Chain Components
When Finalized, Loan Will Support New Manufacturing of EV Production Technology at Texas Plant—Creating More Than 1,300 Good-Paying Jobs and Supporting President Biden’s Efforts to Build a Clean Transportation Future
Campus Chronicles - April 24, 2024
Read about what is happening in Alief ISD, HISD, Spring Branch ISD, and Channelview ISD.
Celebrating a Milestone: The 50th Galveston Historic Homes Tour Makes Its Grand Return
Step into the living tapestry of Galveston’s celebrated past as the Galveston Historical Foundation (GHF) cordially invites you to the 50th Anniversary of the Galveston Historic Homes Tour. This hallmark event, flourishing with a half-century of tradition, makes its grand return on the weekends of May 4, 5, 11, and 12, 2024, promising a rich exploration of the island's architectural splendors.
A Century of Reflection: Houston's Holocaust Museum Honors the Tulsa Race Massacre with Educational Event and Exhibition
Holocaust Museum Houston (HMH) is poised to honor the centennial-plus-three observance of the Tulsa Race Massacre with a poignant and educational program, featuring a lecture from renowned historian Tim Madigan. Madigan, the esteemed author of "The Burning: Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921," will offer an in-depth analysis of the catastrophic events of May 31 through June 1, 1921, during his presentation on Wednesday, May 29, at 6:30 p.m.
Tipsy Treats to Go: A Taste of Handcrafted Cocktails and Southern Comfort in Houston
Houston, we have a revelation in revelry! Introducing Tipsy Treats to Go, Upper Kirby's latest haunt for eclectic libations and soulful cuisine. This lively establishment is the brainchild of Houston's own Sherrel Lemon, who, in just two short months, has turned her vision into the city’s newest buzz. It’s not just a bar, it’s a cultural experience, imbued with the vibrancy of Houston's spirit and a zest for memorable moments.
