- Half-Sold Highland Tower Condo Gets 4 New Model Units [Houston Business Journal]
- Marketing Firm Moves into Houston Fire Station No. 6 on Washington Ave. [KUHF]
- New Green Molzan Restaurant in Former Brownstone Space Could Be a Ruggles Revival [Culturemap]
- Real Estate Search Site Estately Launches in Houston, Austin [Texas TechPulse]
- Houston Museum of Natural Science Putting Finishing Touches on New Hall of Paleontology [abc13; previously on Swamplot]
- Mayor Says Hobby Expansion Would Be Good for Houston [Houston Politics]
- Galveston Council Votes To Limit Parking in Neighborhoods Nearest Pleasure Pier [Galveston County Daily News]
- Woodlands Removing Up To 100 Dead Trees a Day [abc13]
- Cops Warn of Teens Partying at East End Park ‘Beach’ [Kingwood Observer]
- Forecasters Predict Quiet Hurricane Season This Year [Click2Houston]
- Short Film Exploring 30 Years of Change in Houston Screens Tonight at Discovery Green [Culturemap]
- Sixth Pink Ribbon House in Hunter’s Creek Village Open for Tours This Weekend [Culturemap]
- 12-ft. Pet Python Goes Missing at Esplanade Apartments near Hermann Park [abc13]
Photo of AXIOM offices, Fire Station 6, 1702 Washington Ave.: KUHF
4 Comments
Congrats to the restoration of Fire Station 6! What a wonderful and worthwhile project.
Loved the article, or should I say press release, in the Kingwood Observer about the river beach party hangout for teens. It should really help build awareness of, and traffic to, the spot. Great marketing effort!
Based on that review I plan to find the “Beach” this weekend. And I thought I had fun growing up on Clear Lake.
I always wanted to buy that station and fix it up. I always thought it would be so much fun to have a fire pole in my bedroom and be able to park my car in the living room.