he Harris County Clerk’s Office is looking for election workers to staff more than 800 voting centers that will be open for the November 3, 2020 General Election. Election workers are also needed three weeks prior to the election to work at approximately 100 voting centers during the Early Voting […]
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HOUSTON – As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe, forcing small and large businesses to shut down or downsize, business owners are finding new innovative ways to stay afloat. Despite the government issued EIDL Loans and Payroll Protection Grants, businesses are still struggling, and small business owners are left wondering […]
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HOUSTON — The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to find new and creative ways to navigate our daily lives, causing most of us to work from home and take virtual classes online. The ramifications of social distancing has not only taken our normality but it has separated us from our […]
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HOUSTON – The tax-free weekend in Texas takes place Aug. 7-9, with taxes exempt on clothing, footwear, school supplies, and backpacks priced less than $100, but this year the tradition of parents making the “mad dash” around the stores stocking up on supplies may be on pause, thanks to the […]
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HOUSTON – A Texas Southern University alumna has released a book aiming to remove the negative imagery surrounding African children. Honeymoon Aljabri, an independent Tanzanian American filmmaker, wrote “Amani Wanders in Serengeti,” which follows the “Dora the Explorer” type of journey of a young girl who gets lost in the […]
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