Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: What life might look like after we flatten the COVID-19 curve, how the pandemic is affecting teachers, a homeowners association controversy in Sharpstown, and a paramedic helping with the pandemic.
Posted on · Owners of a local axe-throwing facility say they’ve hosted events from scout troops to 65th birthday parties.
Posted on · Artists Dan Havel and Dean Ruck transformed a destroyed home into an outdoor art installation.
Posted on · Some of Houston’s neighborhoods have, for lack of a better phrase, “morphed” over the decades. Montrose once had a much larger African-American community, then it became known as Houston’s gay neighborhood, then a more gentrified area. Sharpstown, Meyerland, The Heights — they’ve all undergone transformative change from one generation to the next. We explore what’s […]
Posted on · Residents of Alief, Gulfton and Sharpstown captured images of things that keep them from living a healthy lifestyle.
Posted on · An art installation in Houston's Sharpstown neighborhood is getting attention from the community. An artist has turned an abandoned home into a time capsule.
Posted on · Many of us are familiar with the famed Chinatown sections of cities like New York and San Francisco. They serve as some of the largest enclaves of Asians in the world â outside of Asia. And those famous Chinatowns have basically always been in the same place within those cities â but thatâs not the […]
Posted on · The Sharpstown High School principal, who was arrested last month and charged with failure to report sex abuse in his school, appeared in court. His attorney says the administrator will be vindicated.