AccuWeather’s team of tropical weather experts says these forecasts are beginning to reveal signs of potential tropical development in the western Caribbean and perhaps the Gulf of Mexico during the second week of June. AccuWeather Global Weather Center – June […]
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Inprint and the Houston Museum of African American Culture present Texas native and Pulitzer Prize winner Annette Gordon-Reed for a special livestream event in honor of Juneteenth
Inprint and the Houston Museum of African American Culture (HMAAC) present renowned historian Annette Gordon-Reed with her new book On Juneteenth in a special livestream event on Monday, June 21, 7-8 pm CT. Free tickets, required to access the livestream, […]
6,000 African American Women Suffragists Who Voted 100 Years Ago Make History
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church and The Heritage Society unveil the trailblazing voting history of African American Women On Friday, May 28, the National Association of Colored Women (NACW), Houston Freedmen’s Town Conservancy, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, Houston Alumnae Chapter Delta […]
Libraries Present Online Genealogy Program On Civil War P.O.W.S In June
Fort Bend County Libraries (FBCL) will present an online genealogy class, “Family History Research: Civil War Prisoners of War,” on Monday, June 21. This video will be pre-recorded so that it can be viewed from the comfort of home at any time […]
Free GED Services For ages 18-24
offers free, year-round open enrollment, GED prep services for young adults ages 18-24. The program provides an environment for online coursework, flexible self-paced schedules, and personal tutoring. The service is designed to help young adults without high school credentials obtain […]
HCOHSEM, MOPD and Sight Into Sound Create Emergency Preparedness Tips for Blind and Visually Impaired Community
The Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HCOHSEM), in collaboration with the Houston Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD) and Sight Into Sound, have developed emergency preparedness tips for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. […]
Cane Island Farmers Market, Now Every Third Saturday, Returns June 19
Cane Island’s Farmers Market, back by popular demand and now scheduled for the third Saturday of every month, returns Saturday, June 19 from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the community’s Cane Quarter amenity village, 2100 Cane Island Parkway. Browse […]
Igloo Coolers To Hire Up To American Manufacturing Workers Due To Soaring Demand
As a direct result of Igloo’s growing demand, the company today announces it will be looking to fill seasonal manufacturing positions in its Katy, TX based plant that will include operators, assembly line leads, forklift drivers, CDL drivers and more. […]
New Texas State Park Reservation Features Bring Opportunities for Summer Adventure
Find adventure with friends and family this summer at a Texas State Park. Two new features, now available on the Texas State Park Online Reservations webpage, make it easier than ever to plan spontaneous camping trips. Visitors can now see and reserve […]
Paxton Reaches Agreement with Tobacco Companies Resulting in $195 Million Awarded to Texas
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a settlement agreement with major tobacco companies that will result in $195 million paid to Texas. The lawsuit arose out of the 1998 Texas Tobacco Settlement Agreement, by which major tobacco companies must make annual […]
