Video: East Aldine District Building Progress, May 2020
Take a look at the progress the East Aldine District building is making.
Greater Pure Light Church: Blood Drive, May 29
Shareable Appointment Link: https://www.commitforlife.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/312973
High Meadows Library to resume curbside services
https://bit.ly/2QlQgBo High Meadows Library is delighted to announce that no-contact Curbside Pick-Up will return to HCPL on Tuesday, May 26 at all HCPL branches except LSC-CyFair Branch Library and LSC-Tomball Community Library. For more information, visit our website: https://bit.ly/2QlQgBo
Eat Local: Latin Roots – Bandeja Paisa
Bandeja Paisa - Friday May 15 from 12 pm to 3 pm. Pre-orders only. Call 713.261.4906
Brighter Bites, the YMCA and the Houston Food Bank are hosting produce distributions
Saturdays and Tuesdays at 11 AM while supplies last at the North Houston Skate Park.
Free Harris County COVID-19 Testing Site in Pct. 2
Get tested i you suspect you're infected with COVID-19. For a free assessment, call the COVID-19 resource line at 832.927.7575 or visit www.hcphtx.org
Free Grab & Go Kid’s Meals
Starting Thursday May 7th from 10 AM to 12 PM or while meals last. Serving every Thursday.
Thank you, Harris County!
Today, heroes are everywhere. They are the grocery store workers tirelessly restocking shelves, teachers pivoting to reach students remotely, neighbors caring for others in need. At Harris Health, they are our front line staff and the people who quietly back them up, all working countless hours to care for those impacted by COVID-19. We'd [...]
A Rockin’ Daddy-O Buried in Aldine
As with so many fast-growing cities in the 1950s south, Greater Houston and especially Aldine saw much of its population growth coming from country folk moving in from the backwoods, seeking better job and educational opportunities and a little more excitement. For teenagers in the early 1950s, a good deal of those thrills came from [...]
El Gavilan There to Satisfy Park-Goers and More
Watching the slow expansion of a Houston-area Mexican dining establishment is one of the joys of long-term life in the metropolis. Today, La Mexicana is an institution in the Montrose area, complete with three indoor and one outdoor eating areas and a bar. On my first visit there, in the 1980s, it was a cramped [...]