HeyJaredNicole Nielsen
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Houston Heights is getting an AI-powered private school. Here’s how it works (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Alpha School has confirmed plans for a new K-8 campus at the former Goddard School location at 777 W. 23rd St. The school is targeting a 2027-28 opening, although officials said the timeline could move faster if enough families are ready to enroll. The Greater Heights campus would be Alpha’s second Houston-area location. Its Woodlands campus opened in August. The school has attracted attention for an education model that looks considerably different from a traditional classroom. Alpha
Man arrested after allegedly dismantling A/C units at Heights-area business (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – A 49-year-old man was arrested after a repairman reportedly caught him dismantling rooftop air conditioning units and taking copper at a Heights-area business. Pedro Mendez Jr. was arrested after the repairman arrived at Northside Accident Injury Chiropractic to investigate damage to the business’ A/C units. The business said its rooftop A/C units were damaged Aug. 31, when copper was taken from the units, leaving the business without air conditioning. It took several days for a repair
This $25.7M Cottage Grove project is delayed again. Here’s why. Plus, where to expect new pavement…and what’s next for … (opens the original)
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I feel like I blinked and summer is almost over. School is back in full swing, and as always, there’s a lot happening. So here’s what I have been working on...including another delay for a $25.7 million infrastructure project in Cottage Grove, an unexpected development at 829 Yale, and whether the Nicholson water line project is actually on track. I’ve been told W. 6th Street between N. Shepherd Drive and the dead end is getting a fresh layer of pavement. According to our councilman’s office, co
Heights fitness club grows from 5 athletes to more than 90, creating a community where everybody belongs (opens the original)
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At O Athletik in the Heights, an occasional Friday night workout brings together athletes and volunteers for music, movement, and plenty of encouragement. For the athletes who show up, it is more than a workout. It is a place to make friends, build community and feel like they belong. That is the mission behind Everybody Belongs Club, a Houston organization that uses fitness to bring people with disabilities together with volunteers from the broader community. The organization began in March 202
Another Monday looking into YOUR questions; Safety, Centerpoint, Condos on Yale (opens the original)
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Happy Monday! There is a lot on my radar this week :) It’s funny. When I first took on this beat, one of my biggest worries was whether I’d have enough to talk about. Turns out… I really didn’t need to worry about that. There’s SO much happening around the Heights, the harder part has become figuring out how to get to all of it. This one came from a DM, and I think there’s something worth understanding here. Some Heights-area neighborhoods pay for additional constable patrols. With the Friday bu
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