Articles by Anne Linehan

It appears the Chronicle has a new Washington, D.C. bureau chief: The Houston Chronicle has named Stephen G. Smith, a former senior editor at three major newsmagazines and former vice president for communications at the

A group of Chronicle columnists seem to be fixated with the memory of President Lyndon B. Johnson. In his column today on election challenges, Rick Casey goes back to 1948, in a section subtitled “The

Today’s Chronicle has a story on the challenges local food banks face with more fresh and frozen food being donated and the increased need for cold storage, which isn’t cheap: To meet consumer demands for

Curves has rapidly become a hot name in fitness club circles and it has a Texas/Houston connection. So of course, the Chronicle picks up an AP story about the company and its founder, Gary Heavin:

Yesterday’s Chronicle ran a Thanksgiving editorial that started off in the right direction: It is a time of the year when many American families will more keenly feel the absence of loved ones serving in