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Texas’s path from Mexican rule to the Republic and U.S. statehood was forged by settlers, Tejanos, and iconic battles. From Stephen Austin’s colonies to the Alamo and San Jacinto, the struggle shaped national debates over slavery and expansion, culminating in annexation on December 29, 1845.
The true magic of Extra Virgin Olive Oil lies in its phenolic compounds. While most fats are simply fuel, high-quality EVOO acts as a biological shield, specifically targeting oxidative stress and chronic inflammation. However, the ‘catch’ mentioned is critical: these health-protective benefits vanish if the oil is refined or improperly stored, turning a medicinal superfood into a basic cooking fat.
Ronald McDonald House Houston is the answer for many families, offering a supportive home-away-from-home when life turns into hospital schedules and uncertain timelines for their child.
In a recent episode of Let’s Talk on Houston City Beat, host Mike Acosta sat down with Rochella Cooper to revisit a bold chapter of Houston’s cultural history. Cooper shared her path to Houston, her leadership with the Houston Festival, and the story behind bringing Jean-Michel Jarre’s Rendez-Vous Houston: A City in Concert to life in 1986, an unforgettable spectacle that reflected the city’s resilience and honored the Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts.
BEAR…BE A Resource is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk and CPS-involved children and their caretakers in the greater Houston area. Their mission is simple, but powerful: provide hope and help, especially when kids need it most.
The Sweet Scoop December 2025 brings about a great holiday season of light displays, community giving, and stories that show a city that cares.
Houston City Beat was on the scene this Saturday at the “Gratitude and Giving” holiday food drive, witnessing firsthand the powerful impact when community partners unite to support neighbors in need.
A Fresh Take on Space City Legacy The Houston Astros launched their new City Connect uniforms at noon on Wednesday,…
On September 26, 1987 the George R. Brown Convention Center flung open its massive glass doors, a gleaming behemoth promising…
Houston’s Amber Lowe Turns Comedy into a Lifesaving Mission, Earns Hall of Fame Honor
HOUSTON — Houston comedian Amber Lowe has spent 15 years building a name in comedy. Now, she’s using her platform…
We ask questions about and share different insights on what Houstonians feel about immigration.
On April 9, 1965, Houston didn’t just open a stadium—it launched a revolution. The Astrodome, dubbed the Eighth Wonder of…
As one strolls through Mercer Arboretum & Botanic Gardens, the serene calm that blankets this 393-acre sanctuary in Humble is striking. Founded by Thelma and Charles Mercer and preserved as a Harris County park since 1974, this botanical gem feels like a world apart from Houston’s hustle.
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