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Get Growing: What to Plant in Your Houston Fall Garden (opens the original)
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Houston – Think your gardening season is winding down? Not in Houston. As temperatures begin to cool, it’s time to start thinking about your fall garden. Carol Burton, director of permaculture at Urban Harvest, says the cooler season gives Houston gardeners an opportunity to grow a variety of vegetables that thrive from fall into early spring. Burton recommends getting started with crops such as lettuce, cabbage and carrots, along with other cool-season favorites. Urban Harvest’s fall planting c
The art and beauty of Ballet Folklórico with Instituto de Arte Nokali (opens the original)
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Houston – For Heleny Paloma Mendoza, the love of dance started at just 6 years old. Her parents encouraged her to find an activity she enjoyed, and she tried gymnastics and ballet. But as a shy child, neither one felt quite right. “As soon as I saw the dancers and music, the big skirts, the color, I was like, ‘This is for me,’” Mendoza said. “It was love at first sight.” Mendoza’s passion never faded. She says she rarely missed a practice and was often the first one there and the last one to lea
25 years after 9/11, Todd Hill’s story lives on through faith, purpose and hope (opens the original)
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Houston – Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the memories remain deeply personal for the families who lost loved ones. For Houston attorney and author Holly Little, that loss is her brother, Todd Russell Hill. Todd was 34 years old when he called his mother from the 17th floor of the Marriott at the World Trade Center at about 8:46 a.m. He told her there had been an explosion, but that he was OK and was going to try to evacuate. It was the last time his family heard h
Two veterans, two comebacks: Why they’re saying “you’re not done yet” (opens the original)
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Houston – Sometimes, a comeback starts with one very specific goal. For Mark Ackley, that goal was getting back to doing the things he loved. The U.S. Marine veteran, former athlete and lifelong outdoorsman had spent much of his life staying active. But after battling Stage 3 non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2023, followed by a serious back injury, the activities that once defined him suddenly felt out of reach. “I was coming off this one-two punch,” Ackley said. “The battle with cancer was bad enough.
Việt Cultural Fest brings student robotics to Houston (opens the original)
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Houston – The Việt Cultural Fest is returning to Houston for its fifth year, and this time, there’s a new addition to the celebration: student robotics. The festival, which has grown into the largest Vietnamese festival in Texas, is expected to draw 10,000 or more people on Sept. 12. Along with food, entertainment, cultural activities and contests, this year’s event will introduce robotics as a way to connect younger generations with science, technology and innovation. Students from St. Thomas E
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