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Crosby ISD ends partnership with East Harris County nonprofit, Muslim humanitarian agency | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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On July 31, Crosby ISD posted a statement on Facebook announcing the termination of its partnership with the East Harris County Empowerment Council. The statement was published the day before the district's annual back-to-school bash, an event in which the council had helped students and parents receive school supplies and interact with local businesses ahead of the new school year. The council had also donated funds, food and student support to Crosby ISD in some capacity since 2008. The distri
It’s a tax-free weekend for school supplies in Texas. Houston lawmakers want to expand the annual initiative | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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Texas' annual sales tax holiday for school supplies runs from Friday through Sunday. In that timeframe, Texans will be able to save money when purchasing clothing, backpacks and other school supplies that are priced for less than $100. This applies to shopping in-store and online as well as by telephone, mail, catalog or custom orders. While all student backpacks qualify for the exemption, only certain types of clothing and school supplies will be eligible. Additional information about which ite
SNAP enrollment has plummeted in the Houston area amid a federal funding cut and expanded work requirements | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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To embed this piece of audio in your site, please use this code: On a hot morning in Southwest Houston, Krystal Hitt sat underneath a white canopy tent with three of her children by her side. The 44-year-old waited patiently to be handed a shopping list made up of items like food, toiletries and clothing that she could grab from the food pantry at New Hope Housing Reed. After previously moving from Virginia to the Braeburn area in Houston, she and her husband made the decision in 2018 to relocat
Houston Toy Museum in the Heights to close at the end of August | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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The Houston Toy Museum announced this week that it will close its doors at the end of August. Since opening in October 2022, the two-story, 5,000-square foot museum has been part of the popular shopping district on 19th Street in the Heights neighborhood. Owners Matt and Sara Broussard said in a Wednesday night news release that the cost of renting the space played a significant role in their decision. "This is not what we envisioned as the ending to our time on 19th Street, and it comes with a
New murals of DJ Screw at the heart of Houston bar’s 713 Day celebration | Houston Public Media (opens the original)
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A new cocktail bar in the Second Ward hosted its first event related to "713 Day," an unofficial holiday named after Houston's original area code. A centerpiece of the gathering at By The Wayside – which was scheduled to start at precisely 7:13 p.m. on Monday, July, 13 – was four recently painted murals on the walls of the outdoor pavilion. Each one features DJ Screw, the well-known Houston hip-hop musician who died in 2000 at age 29. Although the late producer is also celebrated on June 27, wid
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