HMNS Gets Wild, Texas Style

New Farish Hall of Texas Wildlife set to open Oct. 24 HOUSTON—Anyone familiar with the popular tune Deep in the Heart of Texas knows to expect that coyotes wail along […]

The Hidden Danger in Your Home

by Amy Sharp “Truth is,” says Brian Jackson at Jackson Air and Heat in Sugar Land, “there is probably not a soul in Fort Bend County that runs the furnace […]

Solutions for Your Scary Veins

by Amy Sharp Do you have a web of blood vessels running down your leg? Or does that protruding vein make you feel like the Bride of Frankenstein? Like a […]

Is Your Bathroom Haunted?

If your tub is dingy, your bathroom sinks are stained, and the tile is beyond hope…your bathroom may be haunted by the ghosts of years gone by. Jonee and Paul […]

Modern Luxury: We’ve got the tech you want

by Luke Worth If life is a series of compromises, shouldn’t there be one area of your life that is just yours? Exactly what you want, when you want it, […]

Do You Know Your Hometown Plumbers?

by Luke Worth There was a time in the not-too-distant past when Main Street was populated by family-owned businesses run by, well, families. When customers walked into these stores, they […]

Treat Yourself to a Stunning Smile

by Joelie Key-Tissot Did you know that your dentist could be the answer to many of your Halloween fears? It’s true. Dr. Thomas Lomonte, D.D.S. of Stafford can deal with […]

2015 Chevrolet Trax

City Smart and Texas Tough by Sarah Warburton When you think of “Texas Tough,” do you think of trucks or off-road vehicles? That’s not the only way we roll in […]

Celebrating a Dream Come True

What do Styx, the Coastal Prairie Quilt Guild, the Moscow Ballet, a Hot Sauce Festival, and Indian playback singer Kumar Sanu have in common with Katy native and country star […]

Spotlight on Service: the Grace Care Center

Spotlight on Service: the Grace Care Center As recounted by Tamara Shan This past summer I, along with a group of girls from Ann Arbor Michigan, had the opportunity to […]

Seeing Your Family: From Babies to Big Kids to Adults

by Sarah Warburton Kids and adults of all ages need a family optometrist. How young is too young? “The earlier we diagnose Amblyopia or “Lazy Eye” and Strabismus, the easier […]

The Shackles of Constantine

“Jade Orwell had been firmly assured of three things at Constantine Academy: first, that the Division was an enemy to be hunted down and killed with all the wrath of […]

The Benefits of Yoga Disguised as a Massage

by Amy Sharp Busy. Busy. Busy. With school back in session, it’s no secret that many of you are managing three or four different household schedules. Every day as you […]

A Relationship Built to Last

by Sarah Warburton How do you judge a company? Lisa Cisneros, an Senior Event Manager for a large hotel downtown, says, “At the end of the day it’s all the […]

October is Children’s Health Month

When your child is sick, it’s hard not to panic. Where should you turn for help? “Our specialty-trained, board-certified ER physicians, nurses, and technicians are the best choice for treatment […]

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