Josh Harkinson

Beating a (Nearly) Dead Horse

The East End Trek

Sole of Houston: Deep Harrisburg: Lomax and Beebe Take on the East Side Again

Living In W's Hood

  Josh Harkinson used to write for us here at the Houston Press before he decided that living in San Francisco was somehow a lifestyle upgrade.Now he writes for Mother Jones, continuing his stellar career of raking muck.It turns out that Harkinson grew up just six blocks from where George ... More >>

Mormons, AstroWorld, Tokio Hotel and Sweet Potato Fries

Mormon Question

Getting Our Props

Houston Press writers do well in national and state contests

Letters to the Editor

Houston Press writers do well in national and state contests

Letters to the Editor

Houston Press writers do well in national and state contests

Letters to the Editor

Houston Press writers do well in national and state contests

Letters to the Editor

Houston Press writers do well in national and state contests

Beer and Porn

Once again, the TABC tries to ruin bachelor life

Letters to the Editor

Once again, the TABC tries to ruin bachelor life

Letters to the Editor

Once again, the TABC tries to ruin bachelor life

Par for the Course

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letter to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Forget the money crunch, let's play golf

Letters to the Editor

Letters

Awards Time

Press staffer wins first place in regional contest

Letters to the Editor

Press staffer wins first place in regional contest

Letters to the Editor

Press staffer wins first place in regional contest

Letters to the Editor

Press staffer wins first place in regional contest

Awards Time

The Houston Press and two of its writers are named finalists in a regional journalism contest

Letters

The Houston Press and two of its writers are named finalists in a regional journalism contest

Final Tally

Houston Press does well in national, state contests

Letters

Houston Press does well in national, state contests

Simply Stated

Houston Press staffers finish well in the Lone Star competition

Letters

Houston Press staffers finish well in the Lone Star competition

First Places

Houston Press staffers win awards

Letters

Houston Press staffers win awards

The Cannonball Run

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Letters

Ten competitors. One mile along the Katy Freeway. No cars allowed.

Bonding with the Community

A Sixth Ward lesson in adapting to a changing environment

Expansion of Bay City Nuke Plant Abandoned

Josh HarkinsonNo expansion at Bay City.​The ambitious plan to double the size of the South Texas Nuclear Project, already in trouble over cost concerns, has been abandoned "as a result of the ongoing nuclear incident in Japan," its owner announced today. NRG Energy, owner of the plant, said " ... More >>

HCC Board Finally Takes Some Action On Its Members' Ethics

Wrists are being slapped​Seven freaking years ago our Josh Harkinson wrote about the board members of the Houston Community College System and their very relaxed attitude toward ethics and conflicts of interest and so on. HCCS pretty much closed up the ranks and did nothing much. Now it look ... More >>