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Don’t Stop: One Houston Woman’s Return to College Proves It’s Never Too Late

At age 45, Houston grandmother Roshell Brisby returned to college through HCC’s Houston Reconnect Scholarship, proving it’s never too late to finish your degree and pursue bigger dreams.

Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation Elevates the Fight Against Exploitation with Powerful “No Trafficking Zone” Press Conference at NRG Stadium

Houston leads the nation in anti-trafficking efforts as NRG Park marks five years as a No Trafficking Zone, showcasing survivor-led initiatives, national partnerships, and community-driven protection.

HCC’s Real Estate Legacy: How Houston Style Magazine’s Publisher Became One of Its Success Stories

Houston City College’s Real Estate program is training the next generation of real estate professionals, continuing a legacy of alumni success and community impac

The Grow & Gather Market Celebrates 27 Years of Central City Co-Op in Houston Heights

Celebrate 27 years of Houston’s Central City Co-Op at The Grow & Gather Market! Enjoy farm-fresh produce, artisanal goods, live music, wellness activities, and a chance to connect with local growers and makers on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025.

Good News in Gary and Pittsburgh — But Still America Declines

As America celebrates billion-dollar steel investments in Gary and Pittsburgh, a darker truth emerges: U.S. manufacturing is still in decline. Despite early gains from clean energy and EV production, shifting policies and stalled investment threaten to erase progress—leaving communities where …

Houston Public Library Hosts Free Fall Author Talks with Lise Olsen and Sergio Chapa

The Houston Public Library welcomes acclaimed journalists Lise Olsen and Sergio Chapa for two free author talks this fall, exploring Houston’s hidden history and the vibrant culture of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Houston City Council Approves $16 Million “Superhub” for Homeless Population; Council Member Pollard Casts Sole Dissenting Vote

Houston City Council approved a $16M “superhub” in East Downtown to serve the city’s unhoused population, despite concerns over cost, long-term funding, and capacity.

Legacy Community Health’s Frank Billingsley Golf Classic Marks 15th Anniversary with Record-Breaking $500,000 Raised for Student Health Programs

Houston Community College is expanding its popular Pharmacy Technician Retail Certificate Program to the North Forest campus in Spring 2026—bringing high-demand healthcare training closer to home. Designed for quick entry into Houston’s booming medical field, the one-semester program offers an …

When the Blues Hit Home: Why Family Values Require Family Wages

As the cost of living continues to rise, America faces a crisis not just of wages—but of families. Former NAACP president Ben Jealous argues that rebuilding strong families starts with ensuring workers earn family-sustaining wages, not poverty pay.

Houston’s MLK Unity Parade Returns January 19, 2026

Houston’s MLK Unity Parade returns January 19, 2026, celebrating community, culture, and the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., featuring Grand Marshal MADD HATTA and special guests from civil rights history.

YES Prep’s Leading Houston Forward Luncheon Shines Spotlight on Alumni, Excellence, and the Power of Education

YES Prep celebrates student success and community leadership at its Ninth Annual Leading Houston Forward Luncheon on Nov. 6, featuring inspiring alumni keynote speakers Kelly Truong and Jair Sanchez.

Menefee Joins National Coalition Opposing Federalization of Texas National Guard

Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee has joined more than 100 local government leaders nationwide in filing an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration’s move to federalize Texas National Guard troops for deployment to Chicago. The coalition argues the action …

Texas Southern University Names Dr. Jennifer H. Stephens Vice President for Marketing and Communications

Texas Southern University appoints Dr. Jennifer H. Stephens as Vice President for Marketing and Communications, bringing two decades of higher education leadership and strategic expertise to advance the university’s brand and national profile.

Ferrel Bonner Announces Candidacy for Fort Bend County Judge

Fort Bend County Commissioner Ferrel Bonner is running for County Judge! With decades of military, civil service, and community leadership experience, he aims to bring proven, committed leadership to the county.

Christian Menefee Aims to Bring Experience and Leadership to Congress

Harris County Attorney Christian Menefee brings his bipartisan experience, public health initiatives, and community-focused leadership to his campaign for Texas’ 18th Congressional District, emphasizing environmental justice, healthcare reform, and economic equity.

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