Houston VA is proud to offer enrolled Veterans of all ages the COVID vaccine. We will be hosting a variety of walk-in events for Veterans to get the vaccine this week at our main medical center and in several of our community […]
Legal Profiles
Art for Animals T-Shirt Design Contest
Citizens for Animal Protection (CAP) is searching for the Houston-area’s best young artists, ages 18 and under to help promote pet adoption! WHAT: The Art for Animals T-Shirt Design Contest is a chance for young artists to put their skills to […]
Artificial Intelligence Series, Part 1. What is AI?
The Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce’s Fort Bend Future Initiative will host Part 1 of a 3-part educational series on Artificial Intelligence (AI) via a Zoom webinar titled, “Artificial Intelligence Series, Part 1. What is AI?” on Wednesday March 31st […]
How To Make A #WFH Business Work For You
As we gradually, gently and ever so tentatively tiptoe towards the post-pandemic era, many of us (often not through choice) are also entering new careers as self-employed entrepreneurs running businesses from our own homes. Working from Home (WFH) for a […]
Why Christian Pulisic needs to start delivering to become American soccer icon
When it comes to American sports stars, there are plenty to choose from. Whether it’s boxing, football, tennis, basketball or golf, the country has always produced iconic figures. The likes of Tiger Woods, Serena Williams and Michael Jordan are athletes […]
7 Items Every Man Needs in His Bathroom
If you’re moving to a new place or just planning to remodel your home, think about revamping your bathroom, too. We often have guests using our bathroom; a man needs to make a good impression. Ensure that your bathroom is […]
5 Expert Tips to Ensure Mental Wellbeing
During the current times of uncertainty, we all have become very heedful for our health in our daily lives. The latest COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc all over the globe. As the in-person life vanished, with worldwide lockdown, it […]
Sens. Cruz, Cornyn Send Letter to CDC Director Walensky Urging the Department to Use Updated Texas Population Data for Vaccine Doses
‘CDC has not provided Texas with vaccine doses sufficient to meet its needs’ U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and John Cornyn (R-Texas) today sent a letter to Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Director Walensky urging the department to use updated Texas […]
Zebra Mussels Detected at Medina Lake, Lake Placid Designated as “Infested”
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has detected invasive zebra mussels at Medina Lake and Lake Placid will be re-classified as “fully infested.” Infested status signifies that there is now evidence of an established, reproducing population of zebra mussels […]
2nd Annual Back the Blue Crawfish Cookoff April 17th
The Thin Blue Line is a law enforcement motorcycle club. We have a chapter here in Katy called HUB City. We are hosting are 2nd Annual Back the Blue Crawfish Cookoff on April 17th and I was wondering if you […]
