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Better signs, better business?
No matter which way you travel in central Houston, it's tough to avoid a light rail in some phase of construction — but some argue that Houstonians shouldn't try ...
Bring it on
I hauled myself out of bed on Saturday at 4 a.m, part of the wave of over 6,000 volunteers from 30 states who helped the more than 2 ...
Don't mess with Pet City
It was a family affair for a team of dognappers who put their kids to work to steal a $3,000 English bulldog from a north Houston pet store on ...
Better than Dallas
Newsweek has released its annual America's Best High Schools list, with one Houston school earning high accolades.  Andrew Carnegie Vanguard High School, a selective enrollment secondary school in the ...
CultureMap Exclusive
The Houston Museum of Natural Science is understandably excited about its new Hall of Paleontology, a bigger, better space with room for 60 major mounts, fossils and dinosaurs that trace ...
Hometown Glory
Houstonians: Are you thrifty?  Because SaveEveryday.com, a mobile couponing site that tailors coupon deals according to each customer's interests and locations, says so. Houston ranked No. 1 among ...
hipstercrite says
You've graduated. Congratulations! Now — welcome to the jungle. We've got fun and games. Life's not exactly like Axl Rose's "Welcome to the Jungle", but sometimes it ...
Mark "Scrapdaddy" Bradford for the win
For spectators, the 25th Annual Art Car Parade was over and done with when the last wacky vehicle crossed the finish line. But participants had to wait just a little ...
TV Friendly
"Hey, it's me . . . Sarah Tressler," Houston's favorite stripper-journalist announced as she spun around a pole during a recorded interview with Shern-Min Chow of KHOU-11 News. Since her stripping ...
define "mini"
Markets in Taipei are circulating rumblings of a scaled-down, competitively-priced Apple iPad expected to be released by the close of 2012 as a response to popular Android-based tablet devices from ...
not just for members
Nothing beats free . . . In honor of International Museum Day, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston will waive entry fees on Friday to its central campus on Bissonnet as well as ...
Immigrant rights
The DREAM Act — legislation by which undocumented underage immigrants could receive a fast track to U.S. citizenship by enrolling in college or joining the military — has been in congressional ...
Cliff Notes
As I was driving to work this morning, a couple of back-to-back local stories on KUHF-FM caught my attention.  The first story, which has riveted and divided the city, was ...
A treasure trove of crime?
"Treasures has it coming, 'bout time," former Houston Chronicle reporter stripper Sarah Tressler tweeted late Wednesday night on her Angry Stripper account, hours after city and county attorneys filed a ...
Pick Five (Plus)
Pink was in fashion at Pink Ribbons Project "Pink at the Brown," where a throng of powerful leaders in arts, health and community advocacy supported the organization's meaningful mission ...
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