Stefanie Thomas

In a remarkable milestone, the Oaks Dads' Club (ODC) is getting ready to celebrate its 70th anniversary, marking seven decades of fostering community engagement and youth development through sports. Founded

The Bedwells are at it again! In March we told you about their house concerts -- small, private affairs that take known, accomplished artists from the big stage into the

Houston's District H Council Member Mario Castillo, in collaboration with Trees For Houston, is hosting a community tree planting event on Saturday, Sept. 7. Residents are invited to come out

The Houston Heights Association (HHA) invites all community members to join its School Choice Faire at the upcoming monthly meeting. This event provides a unique opportunity for parents, students, and residents to meet representatives from the area's top public and private schools and learn about educational options in the community.

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In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September, Oak Forest Elementary (OFE) joined the Chalk Your Walk initiative in partnership with the Kidney Cancer Association (KCA). This effort aims

The Oaks Dads' Club is calling on the community for donations and sponsorships to support the renovation of their legendary Pony Field. The club, which serves about 2000 local youngsters through youth sports each year, is driven by the dedication of local parents and volunteers. The ongoing Pony Field renovations have made significant progress but there's still has much work to complete.

In a thrilling turn of events, the Waltrip High School Ram Band will be heading to New Orleans to perform at the 2025 Sugar Bowl after all. The trip, which was abruptly canceled in early September due to safety concerns, was reinstated on September 21, thanks to swift action by Houston Mayor John Whitmire, Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles, and support from the community.

In a thrilling turn of events, the Waltrip High School Ram Band will be heading to New Orleans to perform at the 2025 Sugar Bowl after all. The trip, which

Train enthusiasts and history buffs are in for a treat as the iconic Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014, the world's largest operational steam locomotive, makes a stop in Houston just south of the Heights on October 6, 2024. The stop is part of the "Heartland of America Tour," an eight-week journey spanning 10 states that began in late August from Cheyenne, Wyoming.