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October 27, 2009 Offer your condolences 1924-2009 Mrs. Ramona Adamez Villegas, a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great-great-grandmother, was called home by the Lord Jesus Christ on Sunday, Oct.
Rice Village finds construction a tough competitor
Monsterville Horton IV of Cova says the construction has taken a toll on his wine business.
Construction Crews and Houston City Officials timeline for Kirby Drive construction.
New trees going up along Kirby
Part of the Upper Kirby district will look a little greener Thursday afternoon. City officials will be on hand along Kirby Drive near West Alabama as a new set of trees is planted.
a Sonny' Penner, who dressed Houston's elite, dies
Morris "Sonny" Penner, the clothing entrepreneur who transformed local politicians, business tycoons and entertainers into men of style, died of cancer Monday.
Kirby Aug. 11: 2600 block of Ackerman Road, an unknown subject tried to steal a car.
Burglary rates edging up in suburban cities
Warmer weather, a poor economy, homeowner naivet ask someone what's behind the area's increase in burglaries, and you're bound to get a litany of answers.
Burglary rates edging up in suburban cities
Warmer weather, a poor economy, homeowner naivet ask someone what's behind the area's increase in burglaries, and you're bound to get a litany of answers.
You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't. That's the conundrum faced by owners of successful and long-running restaurants when deciding if they should "update" their establishment.
Bednarz, Massey to wed in August
July 7, 2009 Comment on this article Russell and Mary Bednarz of St. Hedwig, Texas, are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Amy Lynn, to James Wade Massey, the son of Jim and Kaye Massey of Harlingen.
If temperatures keep soaring into the triple digits and the Edwards Aquifer keeps dropping, Stage 3 restrictions are looming for some Metrocom communities.
Storms knock out power throughout SA
The storms that moved through the San Antonio area Friday morning knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses.