Business
Suburbs Buck Trend Of Houston-Wide Rent Decline During Pandemic
Posted on · Apartment rents in the city’s suburbs are back up to pre-pandemic levels, while those inside the 610-Loop continue to drop.
Tag: Richmond
Houston Matters
Stay Or Go? Back-To-Back Floods In Richmond Force Residents To Choose
Posted on · Floods in back-to-back years in Richmond, Texas, have forced residents to make a difficult choice about their futures, as the Texas Observer's Rose Cahalan discovered.
News
Volunteers Help Flood Victims Clean Up Homes In Fort Bend County
Posted on · Both local and out-of-state groups are deployed throughout Southeast Texas.
Weather
Historic Cresting Of Brazos River Continues To Flood Brazoria And Fort Bend Counties
Posted on · Fort Bend County residents are slowly trying to get into recovery mode. This after the flooding caused by the historic cresting of the Brazos River this week.
Weather
Houston SPCA Rescues Animals From Floodwaters
Posted on · The Houston SPCA has been rescuing animals from the flooding around the Brazos River.
Weather
More Rain Brings Concern To Areas Already Flooded
Posted on · Residents across the Houston region were on alert Thursday as severe thunderstorms poured even more rain on areas already experiencing major flooding.
Weather
Brazos River Surpasses Flooding Predictions
Posted on · Weather reports are suggesting scattered showers for the next few days with a possibility of localized rainfall in some areas.
Weather
Fort Bend County Residents Impacted By Historic Cresting Of Brazos River
Posted on · Richmond, Rosenberg and Simonton are some of the cities affected by the flooding.
Weather
Flooding Of Brazos River Causes Mandatory Evacuations In Fort Bend County
Posted on · Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for both Simonton and Rosenberg, as well as parts of Richmond.
Houston Matters
Historic Ranch Tells the Story of a Strong Female Lineage
Posted on · About 40Â minutes southwest of downtown Houston is the George Ranch Historical Park. The park tells the story of the four-generation legacy of the Jones, Ryon, Davis and George families â beginning in 1824 and ending in the mid-1900s â using their preserved homesteads. These families were incredibly influential in the Richmond/Rosenberg area, and many […]
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The Houston Zoo and Funding Rail: Tuesday’s Show (May 19, 2015)
Posted on · On Monday, Houston METRO Chairman Gilbert Garcia and U.S. Congressman John Culberson held a press conference to announce the beginning of discussions to find regional transportation solutions together. That announcement was surprising to some, as twice now Rep. Culberson — a member of the House Appropriations Committee — inserted a provision into a transportation, housing […]
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Monorail, Code Red Report, and Social Media Impact on Mental Health: Houston Matters for Friday, Jan. 16, 2015
Posted on · Business is bustling in neighborhoods near and along Westheimer toward Post Oak Boulevard. A lot of people work and shop in the Uptown/Galleria area, River Oaks, and surrounding communities. That also means a lot of traffic. A variety of ideas have been floated over the years to address such traffic snarls, including the idea of […]