DR. LUCKETT JOHNSON’S JOURNEY
June 6, 2025
The Astros Foundation with Schlumberger (SLB) kicked off the celebration of the opening of the Sunnyside Little League Baseball Fields. Bruce Miller, Vice President of...
Everyone should experience a culinary class and an engaging workshop on food as medicine. That is what an inquisitive group of adolescent girls, 6th-8th grade,...
The Ensemble Theatre has a history and a legacy of being one of the leading cultural institutions in the City of Houston. Founded in 1976...
Houston, TX-Minute Maid Park’s Union Station on Saturday March 11, 2023, was aligned with some of Houston’s best known Who’s Who in community leadership for...
Brothers Organized 4 Change presented Dr. Ruth J. Simmons’s “HER-OES” HONORS, which was a great Women’s Empowerment Breakfast celebrating some of Houston’s most outstanding Women...
Houston’s Arts Community would not be the same without Bebe Wilson’s extraordinary talent. She has put in the work. Whether she is acting for the...
In 1963, Ebony Magazine featured an article on the three best cities for Black Americans to reside, thrive, and live in. These cities were Los...
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are recognizing the organization and podcast, Women Who Rise, created by Teara Randall. Women Who Rise is a...
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis issued a statement regarding the death of Ada Edwards, a former Houston City council member, community activist, humanitarian and community...
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Sadly, the University of Houston has lost another student to suicide. This is the second student to die by suicide within a month, and the...