- Planned Island Public Housing Would Only Accommodate About 30 Percent of Current Applicants [Galveston County Daily News]
- LongHorn Steakhouse Opening Third Houston Location Today in The Woodlands [Houston Business Journal]
- BB’s Cafe Wants To Expand Po-Boy Empire Outside the Loop [Culturemap]
- Galveston OKs First Beach Renewal Project Since Supreme Court Decision Turned Public Beaches Private in West End [Houston Chronicle]
- Neighbors Complain About Kimberley Lane Halloween Display Featuring Bloody Mannequins, Hanging Dolls, Chainsaws, Body Parts [Click2Houston]
- Houston Flights to Nearly 30 Destinations Canceled Because of Hurricane Sandy [abc13]
- New Astros ‘Lone Star’ Logo Leaked in Academy Store, Online [Ultimate Astros]
- Sugar Land Recognized as ‘Clean Air Leader’ for Commuting Initiatives [Sugar Land Sun]
- J. Patrick Homes Model in Fort Bend Wins Greater Houston Association of Builders Design Award [Sugar Land Sun]
- Affordability, Light Rail, Historical Architecture Draw Arts Organizations to Midtown [Houston Chronicle]
- Alley Theatre Would Make a Defensible Outpost During Zombie Apocalypse [Houston Chronicle]
Photo of Sawyer Park, Candace Garcia via Swamplot Flickr Pool
What’s the deal with the Sam Houston mural, what is it supposed to be For or Against?
Re. Kimberley Lane zombies: Wealthy white people seem to be the most obnoxious neighbors someone could ever have.
@commonsense I wonder the same thing every day. Am I being told I shouldn’t be renting if I really love Houston? Technically Sam Houston didn’t come to Houston at all because it wasn’t named after him yet. So confused….
I think Sawyer Park is just that upset at the new apartment block going up across the street that blocks their skyline view.
Our flight out of La Guardia to Houston was cancelled yesterday so we rented a car and drove to Chicago to fly out tonight. Taking advantage of our first trip here? :)
Nobody seems to understand what the hell that mural means. I doubt the creator even knows what it means. It seems like it was done to make people take notice and nothing else. It’s a lame attempt at getting attention.
I always assumed the mural belonged to the real estate company at the west end of that block:
http://goo.gl/maps/hZcfq
How racist of you, Rodrigo.