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Blogs
October 7, 2011
Alabama Theater: Preserving The Little, Charming Details
Most people seem to be happy Trader Joe's might be moving into the old Alabama Theater? Seems so. We're not foodies, so we have no idea how hip/edgy/status symbol a Trader Joe's is. But the folks at the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance are worried that renovating the old space into an upscale ... More >>
Blogs
April 6, 2010
Still Recovering From Ike, Galveston Ponders A $35 Million High School Stadium
Illustration courtesy GISDThe residents of Galveston Island, still trying to recover from Hurricane Ike, have a decision to make: whether a $34.9 million new multipurpose stadium is worth an approximate 11 cents pday tax increase.The new stadium, proposed by the Galveston Island Independent Schoo ... More >>
Culture
September 17, 2009
Happy 30th
As Lawndale reaches maturity, the Houston art community waxes nostalgic.
Blogs
June 10, 2009
Why Does The Chronicle Hate People In Wheelchairs?
Photo by Olivia Flores AlvarezIf you're in a wheelchair, it's almost impossible to navigate the north side of the 800 block of Texas Avenue, home to the Houston Chronicle. There are trees planted in the middle of the sidewalk, splitting the already-narrow walkway into sections as thin as 26 in ... More >>
News
April 13, 2000
Into the Gap
Some Enron Field railings aren't kid-friendly - or even in compliance
News
May 20, 1999
Sick and Fired
Former curator Karl Peterson has been shut out of the zoo, and he wants to know why
Articles
September 24, 1998
News of the Weird
News
September 3, 1998
Heal Thyself
Rapid detox leaves a nurse suffering unforeseen side effects
News
June 25, 1998
Obstacle Courses
Several somebodies weren't doing their jobs when these Greenspoint-area sidewalks were built
News
January 16, 1997
Ashley Yount Can't Hear You
When their daughter was ten months old, Julie and Greg Yount learned that she was profoundly deaf -- a diagnosis that forced them to confront profound questions of culture and identity
News
May 25, 1995
Letters
News
September 8, 1994
Time and Money
A battle with the city's premier bank leaves a former VP with the means to do good
News
May 26, 1994
Letters
News
May 12, 1994
The Crip Patrol Rolls
Disabled activists take businesses to task over accessibility