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The Colors of Culture Return: Islamic Arts Festival 2025 Welcomes All Houstonians For FREE!

Experience the world through art at the 2025 Islamic Arts Festival — the largest celebration of Islamic art in the U.S. — returning to the University of Houston on November 15–16. With more than 50 artists, live performances, hands-on workshops, …

H-E-B: 26 Years of Partnership, Pride, and Purpose with Houston Style Magazine

Houston Style Magazine celebrates more than 25 years of partnership with H-E-B as the beloved Texas grocer earns the title of No. 1 Retailer in America in Supermarket News’ inaugural Experience Report — reaffirming that H-E-B is more than a …

Ft Bend County Commissioner Dexter L. McCoy and Community Leaders Dedicate African American Heritage Monument & Park

Fort Bend County recently dedicated the African American Heritage Monument & Park in Kendleton, honoring the history and contributions of the area’s early African American community. The 40-foot monument now stands as the tallest in the U.S. dedicated to African …

Children’s Museum Houston & Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center Celebrate Native American Heritage Month

Join Children’s Museum Houston and Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center this November for an unforgettable Native American Heritage Month celebration featuring Aztec dance, music, storytelling, and hands-on craft workshops for the whole family.

BJ’s Restaurants Puts a Fresh Spin on Pizza with a Coast-to-Coast Remix

Get ready, pizza lovers! BJ’s is remixing its legendary deep dish with coast-to-coast flavors. From Chicago crunch to New York melt, the ultimate pizza experience is here.

Democracy Triumphs: Menefee and Boykins Advance to Milestone Runoffs as Voters Shape Houston’s Future

Houston showed up for democracy — with high voter turnout propelling Christian Menefee and Dwight Boykins into pivotal runoff races that promise to shape the next era of local leadership.

Houston High School Students to Compete in 3rd Annual HADA Student Technician Competition

High school seniors from across Greater Houston compete in the HADA Student Technician Competition, showcasing automotive skills and earning scholarships, tools, and career opportunities.

Goodwill Houston Opens Gessner Clearance Center to Help Shoppers Save and Support Jobs

Goodwill Houston launched its new Gessner Clearance Center on October 23, offering discounted items, job training opportunities, and a way for shoppers to save money while supporting the communit

Walmart Launches $40 Thanksgiving Meal for 15, Adds Latino and Gluten-Free Options

Walmart introduces its most affordable Thanksgiving basket yet — a meal for 15 people under $40, featuring new gluten-free and Latino-inspired options, free delivery, and opportunities to give ba

The Capital Grille Houston Launches First-Ever Happy Hour

The Capital Grille in Houston is introducing Capital Hours, its first-ever happy hour experience, featuring shareable dishes, handcrafted cocktails, and curated wines, all in a relaxed, no-reservations setting.

Early Voting Electrifies Houston: Civic Spirit Meets Halloween Festivities

Houston’s early voting season is in full swing — and it’s electric. With over 100,000 ballots already cast across Harris and Fort Bend Counties, voters are turning polling sites into hubs of civic pride and community spirit.

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Deadly Road Rage Shooting in Sugar Land

The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the fatal shooting of 43-year-old Roy Ferrer after his vehicle crashed along State Highway 6 in Sugar Land. Investigators believe road rage may have been a factor and are seeking information about …

Houston’s 5th Annual Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival Presented by Reliant

Houston lights up with color, music, and remembrance as the 5th Annual Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival returns to Sam Houston Park on November 1, 2025. Celebrate loved ones and the city’s vibrant cultural spirit.

H-E-B Rallies to Keep Meals on Wheels Rolling for Houston’s Homebound Seniors

When IM Houston’s Meals on Wheels faced major funding cuts, H-E-B and The Moody Foundation stepped up in a big way — raising over $370,000 to keep meals and care visits going for vulnerable seniors across Greater Houston and Galveston.

Fort Bend District Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker Reaffirms Commitment to Passport Services for Fort Bend County Residents

Fort Bend County District Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker reassures residents that all county passport offices remain open and fully staffed amid national disruptions — and announces a community Passport Fair on October 25 to make travel services even more accessible.