WorldWide Parts & Equipment, Inc. buys, sells and makes specialized parts for diesel engines for massive machines worldwide — machines like oil derrick generators, chemical plant fire suppression systems, and even Gulf shrimpers. The secret to [...]
Ten-foot wide concrete hike-and-bike trails, seating plazas, and landscaping will enhance and expand Sims Bayou Greenway, connecting residents to nearby parks and community resources. Upon completion, cyclists, joggers, and pedestrians will enjoy the nearly [...]
People traveling north on the Gulf Freeway near Hobby Airport can easily see two brick and glass office buildings marked as Perry Homes, a longtime local home-building company. Just behind the buildings, especially at night, [...]
Another great annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo went into the record books. But wearing leather boots, pearl snap shirts, and maybe even Stetson hats often draws compliments year-round in the Hobby Area District. When [...]
Download the Newsletter Download our Spring 2022 Newsletter Content: A message from the Chairman Articles Highly sophisticated security tools protect Hobby businesses Hobby Area District provides increased police presence Family-owned [...]
Left to right: Alberto “Beto” Cardenas TIRZ 8 Board Member, Charles Watts HAD board Chair, Mary Vargo TIRZ 8 Board Member, Gusta Booker III TIRZ 8 Board Member, Don Huml, Senior Project Manager TIRZ [...]
For those who grew up with Pancho’s Mexican Buffet, there were few things that spiced up a meal like raising the small red, white and green flag at the table to signal that we needed [...]
Jesse Carballo Jr. is on a mission to change the way residents view local government and help to make city services more accessible. He is a community liaison for the Houston Mayor’s Assistance Office. Jesse [...]
Hunter Yeager, originally from Louisiana, has spent the last 14 years, working in the hospitality industry. He has honed his skills paying attention to detail while managing properties over the past 12 years, and using [...]
Last summer, the Hobby Area District board of directors wrote to Mayor Sylvester Turner and his staff expressing concern about encampments under and along I-45 overpasses within District boundaries. The board saw the encampments [...]
