Lee P. Brown may be gone as mayor, but his legacy lives on: A sink hole has opened up in the Highland Village area. The gaping hole appeared on Westheimer at Mid Lane Thursday afternoon.
At a time when newspapers are experiencing declining readership, one would think the decision makers at these papers would not try to alienate any remaining readers. We’ve written before about Texas Magazine being cancelled by
CenterPoint Energy is not making any friends in the Maplewood West subdivision, according to this Chronicle story: Behind Jim Laughlin’s home on Twin Hills in the Maplewood West subdivision is a garden replete with a
Halloween’s right around the corner and ghosts seem to be in the news. An HPD veteran insists his house is haunted in this month’s City Savvy. And a couple of local entrepreneurs get into the
Scott Chaffin points me to this Tim Rogers post over at D Magazine’s blog: Last week, I made the offer to buy the first beer for any fired Newsy who cared to meet at the
Thursday, The Houston World Affairs Council will be sponsoring a luncheon talk by former U.S. Representative Charlie Wilson, one of the legislative architects of America’s foreign policy towards Afghanistan in the 1980s and the obvious
The Chronicle specializes in simplistic house editorials, and today’s endorsement of Proposition 1 was certainly a good example. Indeed, the headline really tells you all you need to know about what’s coming: Proposition No. 1
The Chronicle again runs one of those insipid “Another Voice” editorials, in which they take another newspaper’s editorial, chop it down, and present it on their own rather empty editorial page. Today, the newspaper that
Three weeks ago, KHOU-11’s Jeremy Desel broke the story that a construction firm had basically abandoned construction on the Westpark Tollway in the middle of the job. Yesterday, Harris County Commissioners Court terminated the contract
We noted a few weeks ago that the Chronicle buried some rather ominous news about “restructuring” at the newspaper in the business section. We speculated at the time that layoffs were coming. Now, the shoe