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 store; it’s a Texas tradition rooted in service, community, and heart.
HCC Is Here for Houston: Learn. Earn. Rise.
Houston City College (HCC) invites students and families to its citywide Enrollment Showcase on Saturday, November 15, 2025—connecting education to opportunity through hands-on experiences, career spotlights, and on-site enrollment support across multiple campuses.
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 American heritage.
TX-18th Congressional Update: Edwards and Menefee Head to Runoff as Rep. Al Green Announces 2026 Campaign in Newly Redrawn District
Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee are heading to a January runoff to fill the TX-18 Congressional seat. Meanwhile, longtime Congressman Al Green has announced he will seek election in the newly redrawn district following major changes to Texas’s congressional maps.
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.
Texas Southern University Names Calvin Johnson, Ph.D., as Dean of Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs
Texas Southern University welcomes Calvin Johnson, Ph.D., as the new Dean of the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs. With decades of leadership in research, policy, and public service, Johnson is set to advance TSU’s mission of preparing the next generation of public leaders
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.
Council Member Kamin Responds to Increased ICE Activity Reported in Houston’s District C
Council Member Abbie Kamin is responding to reports of increased ICE enforcement in Houston’s District C, citing growing community concern over detainments and the impact on local families.
Update: Downtown Traffic Signal Timing Adjustments Complete, Red Line Service Restored
METRO restores Red Line service after downtown traffic signal timing adjustments, improving reliability and efficiency for Houston riders.
Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee Headed to Runoff in Texas’ 18th Congressional District
In one of Houston’s closest political contests, Amanda Edwards and Christian Menefee are heading to a runoff in Texas’ 18th Congressional District after finishing just three points apart in a crowded special election.
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.
Krewe of Bridge: Bridging Culture, Community, and Creativity Through Mardi Gras
Lake Charles is set to sparkle brighter than ever! Grammy Award-winning legend Jennifer Holliday will reign as Queen of Krewe of Bridge for Mardi Gras 2026 — led by visionary CEO Donovan “Don” Lewis, whose passion for art, culture, and community has transformed a lockdown dream into one of Louisiana’s most talked-about krewes. Read how Krewe of Bridge is bridging creativity and culture from Lake Charles to Chicago in our exclusive feature.
Experience the Roaring ’20s at Juliet Restaurant’s Burlesque Dinner Show: The Great Gatsby
Step into the Roaring ’20s! Juliet Steakhouse invites Houstonians to a glamorous Great Gatsby Burlesque Dinner Show on November 11, blending jazz, tequila, and a four-course gourmet feast.
What 400 Years of Family History Teaches About This American Moment
Ben Jealous reflects on America’s “dark 20s” and shares a message of hope: history shows that every era of cruelty can be followed by breakthroughs, if young people refuse to give up.
Holocaust Museum Houston Honors Veterans with Free Admission Week
Special Offer Runs November 11–16 in Recognition of Veterans Day
In honor of Veterans Day, Holocaust Museum Houston is offering free admission to veterans, active duty service members, and their families November 11–16 — a week to reflect, remember, and honor those who serve.
Houston Dynamo FC & Houston City College: A Dynamic Partnership Powering Houston’s Future
Houston Dynamo FC and Houston City College are teaming up to kick off a powerful new era — where sports meet education to shape Houston’s future leaders.
Houston to Honor Veterans with Parade and Ceremony on November 11
Join Mayor John Whitmire and the City of Houston on November 11, 2025, to honor our local heroes with the Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony. Celebrate, remember, and pay tribute to those who served.
Celebrating Shared Humanity at AJC Houston’s America’s Table
In a world that often feels divided, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) Houston reminds us what unity looks like. The America’s Table Breakfast, happening Thursday, November 13, 2025, at 8:00 AM, celebrates resilience, faith, and shared humanity through the inspiring stories of three Houstonians — Officer G. Lual, Yona Starosta, and Dr. Dorina Papageorgiou. Join the table that unites Houston.
Houston High School Students to Compete in 3rd Annual HADA Student Technician Competition
23 Teams Will Showcase Automotive Skills and Vie for Scholarships, Tools, and Career Opportunities at TSTC Rosenberg
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
