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    Crime could have paid better

    Burglars dissemble a wall to break into SugarHill Studios — then bungle the job(updated with list of stolen items)

    Caroline Gallay
    Jun 21, 2010 | 4:20 pm
    • Recording was thankfully uninterrupted
      Photo by Katya Horner/Slight Clutter
    • The burglars disassembled part of an exterior wall to get in

    SugarHill Studios suffered its first break-in in its storied 70-year history last night, but SugarHill president Dan Workman says that it could've been much worse.

    Although the historic Houston landmark is missing some instruments — some of great sentimental value to Workman — and some gear, recording went uninterrupted today as studio staffers started taking measures to make sure they can go another 70 years without incident.

    "They were pretty sophisticated, as burglars go," Workman tells CultureMap. "They actually disassembled part of the exterior of the building and got into the tape hall, which is a very remote part of the building."

    The burglars thankfully weren't so sophisticated, however, when it came to picking what to take with them.

    "It's kind of funny how they tore into the place looking for hidden stuff but nothing was hidden," Workman says. "They walked right past some things of great value, like signed checks on the desk and pieces of gear worth a lot of money."

    Workman says he's grateful the bandits were so bumbling. Here's a list of missing items with corresponding serial numbers (click on each item to see a photo of an example of the stolen item). Call the SugarHill front office at 713-926-4431 if you come across any on the musical black market or want to help replace them.

    • Gibson Les Paul Custom Guitar (1975 Sunburst w/EMG pickups), indentifying marks: ‘Dan Workman’ truss rod cover
    • Bass (Robin Ranger w/ EMG pickups and Badass Bridge, identifying marks: custom pen and ink graphic on the pick guard
    • Keyboard- Casio SK1 with soft case, with case
    • 320 gig Other World Computing FW800 drive
    • Brenthaven Backpack
    • Acoustic Guitar (Drendnaught Martin 800 DM model w/pickup) 2004 Natural wood no finish
    • Banjo-2007 Good Time Banjo/Grand Old Opry( pale wood)
    • Bass (1971 Gibson EB-0 Walnut finish) S#- 922996
    • Bass (1976 - B50 Guild)
    • Keyboard - Yamaha S90 S# - UALN01091
    • Keyboard - Yamaha PF70 S# - 4629
    • Keyboard - Roland D50 S# - 854542H
    • Keyboard - M-Audio Radium 49
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    honoring a legacy

    IAH Terminal E dedicated to late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee

    Eric Sandler
    May 18, 2026 | 4:09 pm
    George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Terminal E dedication ceremony
    Courtesy of Houston Airports
    Members of Sheila Jackson Lee's family attended the ceremony.

    Travelers passing through George Bush Intercontinental Airport’s Terminal E will be reminded of an iconic Houston politician. On Monday, May 18, the City of Houston named the facility for the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.

    Jackson Lee died in July 2024 at the age of 74. She represented the 18th Congressional District for more than 30 years.

    Since the 18th includes IAH, Jackson Lee advocated for the airport throughout her tenure, helping secure more than $125 million in funding during her tenure, according to press materials. Houston Mayor John Whitmire and Houston City Council approved naming the terminal for Jackson Lee in a 2025 vote.

    “Sheila Jackson Lee dedicated her life to the people of Houston, and today our city honors a legacy built on public service, opportunity and an unwavering belief in this community,” Whitmire said at the dedication ceremony. “For decades, she fought for the neighborhoods, families and future of Houston, and there could not be a more fitting tribute than having her name welcome millions of travelers from around the world to this great city.”

    In the coming weeks, the airport will install a 500-pound memorial plaque crafted from cast bronze and black granite that features a bas-relief portrait of the late congresswoman. It will be located in Terminal E’s international concourse just beyond the TSA checkpoint. Approximately 35,000 international travelers pass through Terminal E daily.

    “Terminal E is where Houston welcomes the world,” said Jim Szczesniak, director of aviation for Houston Airports. “Millions of travelers from around the world will now encounter the story of Sheila Jackson Lee here at one of America’s great international gateways. There could not be a more fitting tribute to a public servant who dedicated her life to connection, opportunity, and the people of Houston.”

    George Bush Intercontinental Airport IAH Terminal E dedication ceremony

    Courtesy of Houston Airports

    Members of Sheila Jackson Lee's family attended the ceremony.

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