Sole Lounge Ignites Downtown Houston with a Bold New Weekend Brunch Experience
Downtown Houston just got a whole lot tastier. Say hello to your new weekend brunch obsession: Sole Lounge, the city’s premier sports and nightlife destination, is now dishing out a sizzling brunch experience every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. — and it’s nothing short of brunch bliss.
Houston Christian University Breaks Ground on New Engineering, Science, and Nursing Building
Houston Christian University has broken ground on a new $60 million Engineering, Science, and Nursing building, supported by a record $20 million gift from Sherry and Jim Smith, Jr., to advance STEM education and support future enrollment growth.
Celebrate Easter the Southern Way with Cracker Barrel's Comforting Classics
Looking to make Easter Sunday special without the stress of cooking? Cracker Barrel Old Country Store® invites Houstonians to gather with loved ones and enjoy the warmth of Southern hospitality this Easter — whether dining out or celebrating at home.
Sailing with Purpose: Houston Native Steven Clinton Navigates Global Missions and Bright Futures in the U.S. Navy
As the U.S. Navy proudly commemorates its 250th anniversary, Houston continues to make its mark on history through the achievements of its hometown heroes. Among them is Petty Officer 2nd Class Steven Clinton, a determined and driven Navy air traffic controller whose journey began in the heart of Fort Bend County.
From Houston to the High Seas: Alief Native David Chapman Soars in the U.S. Navy as a Leader in Air Traffic Control
In a year marking the U.S. Navy’s monumental 250th anniversary, one Houston native is exemplifying the city’s legacy of resilience, discipline, and service on a national stage. Petty Officer 2nd Class David Chapman, a proud graduate of Alief Taylor High School, is currently making waves in his career while serving at the Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility, Virginia Capes (FACSFAC VACAPES).
Houston Community College Joins Forces with VICEROY to Launch Elite Cybersecurity Pipeline for National Defense
In a groundbreaking move that signals a bold leap forward in cybersecurity education, Houston Community College (HCC) has officially joined the prestigious VICEROY Program, an elite virtual institution network anchored by Texas A&M University. This collaboration cements HCC’s role as a pivotal training ground for the next generation of cyber defenders, intelligence analysts, and national security professionals.
Hyundai Motor and the Whitney Museum Spotlight Eco-Art Innovation with Marina Zurkow’s “The River is a Circle”
In a striking fusion of art, technology, and environmental consciousness, Hyundai Motor Company and the Whitney Museum of American Art have unveiled the second installment of the acclaimed Hyundai Terrace Commission: Marina Zurkow: The River is a Circle. Open to the public starting April 9, 2025, and continuing through early 2026, this immersive installation transforms the Whitney’s fifth-floor terrace into a dynamic celebration of the Hudson River’s layered ecosystems and rich historical legacy.
MOULIN ROUGE! Joins 2025–2026 Broadway Season at the Hobby Center
The Hobby Center’s 2025–2026 Broadway season will feature eight Houston premieres and three returning favorites, including MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL as a newly announced Season Option.
🎼 From Xi’an to Houston: Ailian Yang’s Unstoppable Symphony
A Cultural Advocate Conducting Harmony Across Borders
In a world often defined by division, Ailian Yang chooses harmony. From the ancient city of Xi’an to the cultural mosaic of Houston, her journey is a testament to the power of music as a cultural force—and to one woman’s lifelong mission as a **cultural advocate**: bridging communities, preserving heritage, and inspiring peace through song.
🚨 H-E-B's 2025 Quest for Texas Best: A Texas-Sized Opportunity for Entrepreneurs Is Officially OPEN!
Are you ready to turn your passion into profit and your Texas-made product into a household name? H-E-B’s 2025 Quest for Texas Best is now accepting entries from innovators, dreamers, and culinary creatives across the Lone Star State. This is your shot at up to $50,000, statewide fame, and shelf placement at H-E-B, the most iconic grocer in Texas!
Campus Chronicles - April 9, 2025
See what's happening in the Aldine, Klein, Pasadena, and Fort Bend ISDs.
FuelFest Atlanta 2025 Roars Back to Life with High-Octane Thrills and Heartfelt Purpose
Get ready, Georgia—FuelFest is hitting the gas and heading full throttle back to Atlanta for its 2nd Annual epic takeover of the Atlanta Motor Speedway on Saturday, April 19, 2025, from 1–8 PM. With over 800 jaw-dropping cars, live-action drifting, celebrity appearances, and a live concert experience, this year’s event promises to be bigger, louder, and more thrilling than ever. Tickets start at just $35, and kids 12 and under get in free. Visit www.FuelFest.com to secure your spot at this adrenaline-charged event.
Anti-vaccine sentiment may derail vaccines already awaiting FDA approval, experts fear
Concern is growing among public health experts that anti-vaccine sentiment within federal and state governments may derail emerging and cutting-edge vaccines that are now awaiting regulatory approval in the United States – essentially leaving those vaccines in limbo.
What to know about fluoride in drinking water
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he will tell the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to stop recommending fluoridation for drinking water, following a Monday appearance in Utah, which recently banned the practice. The secretary is doubling down on a promise he made in the final days of President Donald Trump’s campaign.
A Grave Mistake: Video captures pallbearers plunge into burial hole
A grieving family is speaking out after pallbearers fell into the grave while carrying the casket of their loved one in North Philadelphia. The platform above the burial site collapsed right from under their feet.
Tracy Chapman is stepping back into the limelight with a re-release of her debut album
There’s a reason Tracy Chapman’s celebration of the 35th anniversary of her self-titled debut album is a bit belated.
12th Annual Lyons Avenue Renaissance Festival Celebrates Fifth Ward on April 12
Legacy Community Health Sponsors 12th Annual Lyons Avenue Renaissance Festival Celebrating Fifth Ward Culture
The 12th Annual Lyons Avenue Renaissance Festival, sponsored by Legacy Community Health, will celebrate the Fifth Ward with live music, performances, food, and family-friendly activities on April 12, 2025.
‘Happy Days’ cast members reunited this weekend
Sunday, Monday, happy days. Fans of the beloved series “Happy Days,” which aired from 1974 to 1984, got a treat this weekend when some of the cast members came together at Steel City Con outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Russell Brand denies allegations of rape and sexual assault after being charged by UK police
UK police have charged British comedian and actor Russell Brand with rape and other sexual offenses against four women.
‘Warfare’ aims to be the most authentic Iraq War film yet
“Warfare,” the new film co-directed by Alex Garland (“Civil War,” “Ex Machina”) and former US Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, knows it’s going to give audiences a rough ride, so it starts off with a laugh.
