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April 20, 2008 14:09PM

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April 20 means a lot of things to different people, but for thousands of Houstonians, it signaled African storytelling, art cars and turkey legs

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XFL South Division Championship: Roughnecks Overrun By Renegades 26-11

The Houston Roughnecks (7-3) and the Arlington Renegades (4-6) battled it out Saturday night for the XFL South Division Championship and the…

By Eric Sauseda

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Comics

Retropalooza 2023 Attracts Cosplay Fans to Pasadena Convention Center

The Pasadena Convention Center was the setting for Retropalooza Houston this past weekend as fans of comic cons, video games and comic books…

By DeVaughn Douglas

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Sports

XFL: Roughnecks Take Out The Vegas Vipers 28-21

The Houston Roughnecks defeated the Vegas Vipers, 28-21, in their last home game of the season at TDECU Stadium Saturday afternoon. With…

By Eric Sauseda

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Sports

UConn Huskies Dominate in 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game

The 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship concluded Monday night with the UConn Huskies defeating San Diego State Aztecs by a score of…

By Jack Gorman

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Sports

XFL: Roughnecks Downed By Battlehawks At Home 24-15

The Houston Roughnecks suffered their first home loss Sunday to the St. Louis Battlehawks 24-15 at TDECU Stadium. The Roughnecks are now…

By Eric Sauseda

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Sports

Fans and Buzzer Beating Buckets at the 2023 NCAA Final Four

NRG Stadium was filled with basketball fans for the 2023 NCAA Final Four on Saturday. The San Diego State Aztecs advanced on…

By Jack Gorman

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