Arts & Entertainment

Houston Chamber Choir and Treble Choir of Houston release CD of composer Bob Chilcott’s Circlesong on British Label Signum Records

The Houston Chamber Choir and the Treble Choir of Houston

The Grammy® Award-winning Houston Chamber Choir and the award-winning Treble Choir of Houston’s new recording of British Bob Chilcott’s Circlesong for Signum Records, is now available. Artistic Director Robert Simpson conducts the Houston Chamber Choir in this groundbreaking work by one of […]

Nail Sinks Taylor Hopes With Late Goal, 1-0

Tompkins girls' soccer head coach Jarrett Shipman relates the importance of their 1-0 victory at Taylor to the Lady Falcons after the match. Photo by UDPhotos

By Terry Carter Thursday’s District 19-6A girls’ soccer opener seemed typical of a regional final showdown. Tompkins and Taylor battled in an intense, fierce contest for a full 80 minutes.  Neither team conceded a pass, nor relaxed into a calm […]

Houston Symphony Sets Sail With Pirates-Themed Family Program

The Houston Symphony sets sail for a pirate-themed, family-friendly program, Let’s Be Pirates, at 10 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. on Feb. 5, a part of the 2021–2022 PNC Family Series. The morning of musical fun comes complete with kid-friendly activities, including […]

Coates, Aigner Crowned As Diving Champions; 19-6A Swimming Set For Saturday

Tompkins diver Daniel Barrientos completes his final dive, a back 1.5 somersaults, 1.5 twist finale as he attempts to catch District 19-6A champion Matthew Aigner. Barrientos finished a close second in this competition.

By Terry Carter After a pair of highly contested diving battles at the Jordan High School Natatorium on Thursday, District 19-6A, 1-meter diving champions Avery Coates of Katy and Tompkins’ Matthew Aigner were crowned.  Both required endurance, focus and precision […]