Subject: Eleanor Tinsley

• Best Place to Walk Your Dog

  September 23, 2004

• Press Picks

  June 2, 1994

• Funny Business

  November 3, 1994

• Sheila Keeps Quiet

  November 24, 1994

• Funny Business II

  March 23, 1995

• Have Your Money Ready

  April 20, 1995

• Twilight of El Jefe

  May 4, 1995

• Term limits and a domineering mayor have combined to make the City Council little more than a rubber stamp. And Houston may pay dearly for that down the line.

  June 1, 1995

• After him, the deluge

  December 28, 1995

• Shaping the Council to Come

  December 3, 1998

• Blight Savers' Manifesto

  November 4, 1999

• Bye to the Good Ol' Boys?

  The commissioner's race that could break the county mold

  October 31, 2002

• Stepchild?

  Is Westbury High the victim of neglect? Or do jealous parents just mistakenly think HISD takes better care of other schools?

  September 6, 2001

• Cracking the Club

  Latinos find little sympathy from Commissioners Court

  August 30, 2001

• The Good, the Bad, the Imprisoned

  Houston's best politicos were not always the ones elected -- or the ones who stayed in office

  December 30, 1999

• Pursuing Jerry

  A former prosecutor finds it was easier to investigate ethically challenged officials than to run against one

  October 13, 1994

• Five Great Moments In Houston's Gay History

  Gays, lesbians, transgenders, bisexuals, transsexuals and their friends will be marching in the 2009 Houston Pride parade Saturday night (this year's theme is "Out for Justice").To add to the festivities, we thought we'd recap some of the highlights of Houston's GLBT history. 1958: Ray Hill came out Hair Balls could have easily filled our top five list of Houston GLBT moments with Ray Hill achievements alone, but we thought we'd go back to what started it all. In 1958 (which in gay history year

  June 26, 2009

• MP3 of the Day: Tontons

  Jessica Grieves​ One of the best things to happen to Houston so far this summer will take place over at Eleanor Tinsley park: Free Press Summer Fest. To get in the right mood, this week Rocks Off is featuring a different local Summer Fest artist each day. Today, fresh from the whirl of activity surrounding the release of their self-titled debut full-length, it's the Tontons. Holding your own with a powerful lead singer like the Tontons' Asli Omar is hard for some musicians, but Adam Martinez (

  August 4, 2009

• Gay Panic in Cowtown: Houston Pride

  August 20, 2009