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Hurricane Preparedness

Register with the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR) The STEAR program is a free service available to the elderly, people with disabilities or special medical conditions and individuals who do not have a motor vehicle or other means of transportation to evacuate in an emergency. Residents can dial 2-1-1, 24 hours a day,…

Five Things Every Parent Should Know Before Sending Kids Back to School

HOUSTON (August 18, 2014) – It’s that time of year again: parents are winding down summer plans and tightening the reins on bedtime schedules. And while adding anything else to the back-to-school to-do list may seem daunting, Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital has five tips that will make going back to school this year easier than…

HPD Wants You to be “Purse Aware”

HPD, in partnership with the Greater Houston Loss Prevention Alliance (GHLPA) and Crime Stoppers of Houston, want you to be purse aware and guard against purse theft. Area retailers report higher incidents of purse thefts during the summer months. The GHLPA has teamed up with HPD to bring awareness of this crime and teach citizens…

West U residents voice concerns over proposed bus route on Weslayan

By Robin Foster at yourhoustonnews.com West University Place residents say METRO’s proposed new bus route on Weslayan will worsen traffic congestion and create hazards for pedestrians there and on nearby neighborhood streets. The comments were made during a West University Place City Council workshop held June 23 to discuss the new route and other changes…

2014 Liftoff Houston Business Plan Competition – Win $10,000

Enter for a chance to win $10,000! 2014 Liftoff Houston Business Plan Competition Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? Do you have a business idea that could change the world? Don’t miss this once in a life-time opportunity to test your business idea and get feedback from leaders in the business community. Liftoff Houston is the…

Houston Tomorrow & BetterHouston join forces in organizational merger

The Houston region’s two leading Quality of Life organizations, Houston Tomorrow and BetterHouston, have joined forces and are now operating under the banner of Houston Tomorrow! With this consolidation, the city and region now have an even more powerful advocate for quality of life and quality of place. We will work every day for more…

Why Houston Is Changing Its Alcohol-Sales Law to Help Food Deserts

by EMILY BADGER The city of Houston has long had an ordinance banning the sale of alcohol within 300 feet of churches, public schools, and hospitals. As a result, broad stretches of the city are off-limits not only to bars and liquor stores, but also supermarkets with beer aisles. On Wednesday, the city council unanimously…



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