Month: December 2004

KTRK-13 is running an AP story on the continued fascination with Howard Hughes and his Houston gravesite: Nearly three decades after his death April 5, 1976 on a plane from Acapulco, Mexico, to his native

The Chronicle has a list of local newsmakers that it has decided were the most entertaining of 2004, and while the article carries the byline of Alison Cook, it has a suspiciously MeMo-like feel to

KTRK-13’s Andy Cerota reports on a homeowner in southwest Houston who thinks the city of Houston is failing in its most basic obligation: public safety. According to Cerota, Deidre Rasheed’s southwest Houston home has been

Tom Kirkendall, over at Houston’s Clear Thinkers, points out this Richard Connelly article about the Astrodome problem: Except for the occasional scholastic playoff game, the 39-year-old Eighth Wonder of the World is all but abandoned.

I must admit I have threatened my cherubs with the “No Santa Claus for little kids who can’t behave” line, but thankfully I’ve never had to actually follow through on it. The Chronicle has the