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artist Caryn Landauer is shedding light on Alzheimer’s Disease by raising money through “The Longest Day"

Shedding Light on Alzheimer’s: Houston Artist Hosts Charitable Event

Tuesday, June 21 holds special significance to many as the summer solstice, which has been dubbed “The Longest Day” as the day

June 20, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Austin City Workers $22 Minimum Wage Approved by City Council

Austin·Texas

Austin City Council Approves $22 an Hour Minimum Wage for City Workers

As residents of Austin struggle to make ends meet amid rising prices for housing, groceries, gas, and other necessities, the Austin City

June 18, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Dallas·Texas

What to Do in Uptown Dallas Texas

Dallas’s many unique neighborhoods give you plenty of places to explore, including the posh, eclectic Uptown Dallas area. If you’re looking for

June 18, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Houston·Texas

Houston’s Latin Restaurant Weeks Returns With Plenty Of Sabor

Houston’s annual celebration of Latin-owned food businesses has returned. Houston’s Latin Restaurant Weeks will take place from Friday, June 17 through June

June 17, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Amrina Indian Cuisine opens in The Woodlands

Houston·Texas

Romantic new Indian eatery serves up clever cuisine to The Woodlands

A new restaurant is ready to serve luxurious Indian cuisine in The Woodlands. Amrina opens for dinner this Friday, June 17.

June 15, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Austin·Texas

Take a Hike! Austin climbs onto list of the country’s best cities for hiking

Texas is home to a surprising amount of great hiking, and a new study of 200 U.S. cities places Austin at No. 30 for

June 14, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Austin·San Antonio·Texas

Texas Women for the Arts Awards 5 Austin Organizations with Grants

On Monday, June 6, Texas Women for the Arts revealed the 2022 recipients of its annual grant program, which will distribute more than

June 10, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Houston·Texas

Houston Clocks in as One of the Fastest-Growing Cities for Freelancers

Visitors to Memorial Park on an early weekday afternoon probably have to stop and wonder where all these people are coming from.

June 9, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Houston·Kids·Texas

Free Froyo ‘10,000 Scoop’ Charity Challenge to Chill Out Downtown Houston’s Discovery Green

Houston’s return to 90-plus-degrees days (in the shade, not counting feels-like) means a cold treat is in order. Towards that end, a

June 7, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Texas

Buc-ee’s Founder Fuels Texas A&M’s New $50M Immersive Learning Lab

The founder of Lone Star State’s favorite rest stop/gas station/car wash/cultural beacon, Buc-ee’s, has just made a Texas-sized investment in a major

June 6, 2022

by A Texas Guide

Featured - Page 11

Shedding Light on Alzheimer’s: Houston Artist Hosts Charitable Event

Austin City Council Approves $22 an Hour Minimum Wage for City Workers

What to Do in Uptown Dallas Texas

Houston’s Latin Restaurant Weeks Returns With Plenty Of Sabor

Romantic new Indian eatery serves up clever cuisine to The Woodlands

Take a Hike! Austin climbs onto list of the country’s best cities for hiking

Texas Women for the Arts Awards 5 Austin Organizations with Grants

Houston Clocks in as One of the Fastest-Growing Cities for Freelancers

Free Froyo ‘10,000 Scoop’ Charity Challenge to Chill Out Downtown Houston’s Discovery Green

Buc-ee’s Founder Fuels Texas A&M’s New $50M Immersive Learning Lab

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