My East Aldine

Earlier this year, the Houston Chronicle compiled a list of the greatest pro athletes from every Houston-area high school.  Two 1990s Major League pitchers head [...]

Sometimes you visit a restaurant for the first time and think to yourself, “this place has a very bright future.” Decades ago, I had that [...]

Interview with Board Member and Arts Council Committee Member Carlos Silva By Christina Autry What is the Arts Council? The Arts Council is something the [...]

Talk about an urban legend in every sense of both words. Beginning in late 1982 and reaching a crescendo of panic and hysteria in the [...]

In the first installment of our three-part history of Aldine from last year, we discussed all the name changes the community went through before settling [...]

This project will excavate approximately 192,000 cubic yards of soil, which is equivalent to more than 15,000 dump trucks full of dirt. HOUSTON, TEXAS - The [...]

By JD Herman A stone's throw from the East Sam Houston Tollway is the only active gin distillery in Houston. Avonak Distillery broke ground in [...]

One thing that separates East Aldine from everywhere else on Planet Houston -- nowhere from the San Jacinto River on the east to the Brazos [...]

One of the more persistent urban legends of Old Houston is that Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow robbed a bank and/or lived or hid out [...]