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Museum Celebrates the Printed Word
Posted on · We learn about The Museum of Printing History in Houston curator Keelin Burrows. The museum is dedicated to promoting and sharing the history of printed communication.
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The Life of a Houston ER Doctor
Posted on · We hear from Dr. Nathan Hoot, an ER Doctor at Memorial Hermann Hospital and Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital, who tells us what it means to be a doctor in the emergency room.
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What Inspired One Houstonian to Become a Teacher
Posted on · We hear from teacher Kim Nguyen of Houston’s Barbara Bush Elementary School who explains what inspired her to become a teacher and also tells us what happens during the summer for teachers.
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Celebrating Bastille Day with French Cuisine
Posted on · Bastille Day is Monday, July 14. If you don’t know your French history, the holiday celebrates the beginning of the French Revolution with the Storming of the Bastille on July 14, 1789. In an international city like Houston, of course, there are plenty of people here celebrating that day, including these two French chefs, Philippe […]
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Houston Band Will Perform Ten Shows in One Day
Posted on · We hear from Rodney Chinelliott, singer/songwriter and lead vocalist for the band Iron Skillet, which will perform ten shows in one day along Houston’s Washington Avenue.
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FishFlops: Young Entrepreneur Starts Successful Footwear Business
Posted on · We learn about Madison Nicole Robinson, a sixteen year old Cy-Fair High School student, who has recently started her own successful line of footwear called FishFlops.