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Farewell to the House that Bud Built

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Cotswold Unspun

A group of weathy benefactors have a "gift" for the city. They say it won't cost taxpayers a nickel. But the fleecing may have already begun.

Alison Cook looks back at 1997: The Year That Bit

A group of weathy benefactors have a "gift" for the city. They say it won't cost taxpayers a nickel. But the fleecing may have already begun.

Night & Day

June 3 - 9, 1999

Sign Language

Traffic problems? One woman's novel guide to getting city action

Earth Quake Day

CEC splits from an increasingly commercial fest

Back to the Futurist

The guy who designed Cadillac Ranch wants to build a dolphin space station. Is it any wonder UH is divided over the return of Doug Michels?

Night & Day

March 25 - 31, 1999

Hit Hermann

In time for summer, the park's had a facelift.

Gingerbread Architecture at Caroline Collective

Photos by Katharine Shilcutt​This has been a year for non-traditional gingerbread houses in Houston. The gingerbread dog houses at Voice kicked off the season earlier this month, and Caroline Collective all but finished it off with its first annual Gingerbread Build-Off. The concept came from ... More >>

“Form Follows Function”

The MFAH shows off a different kind of kitchenware

Robert Redford, Annise Parker And Terry Grier Green Up Houston Schools

"Green up those schools, dammit!"​Spurred on by Robert Redford, Mayor Annise Parker and HISD superintendent Terry Grier announced today a joint effort to get Houston and its schools greener and more environmentally friendly. The two officials attended a summit last month at Redford's Utah hea ... More >>