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Photo by: Kerwin Plevka, Houston Chronicle
It was a time of celebration in the Bayou City. See what went on here in our monthly look back at the city 30 years ago.
Stay in the Loop
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The First Court of Appeals has put a pause on the temporary injunction order previously placed on the current operating partners of Trill Burgers. |
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 Photo by: Yi-Chin Lee/Staff Photographer |
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 Photo by: Alison Cook, Staff |
Add Jethro's Cocktail Lounge, and its smashburger, to the list of appealing spots along the stretch of Tuam Street where Midtown meets Montrose. |
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 Photo by: Jon Shapley, Staff Photographer |
Build Houston Forward was meant as a straightforward, equitable approach to solving infrastructure problems. Fifteen years later, it has yet to reach that goal. |
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Pick of the Day
Photo by: Melissa Aguilar/Staff
From June through August, high winds pick up dust from the Sahara Desert and can carry it westward more than 5,000 miles to the Texas Gulf Coast.
What else is going on
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Kirk Bohls, after covering the Longhorns for 51 years at the Austin American-Statesman, comes to the Houston Chronicle. |
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 Photo by: Jason Fochtman, Staff Photographer |
We did the math and made comparisons to check on the chances of Jose Altuve becoming just the 34th member of the 3,000-hit club. |
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 Photo by: Godofredo A. Vásquez, AP |
Ardagh Glass Packaging, a supplier of glass bottles to breweries and other customers, plans to close its Houston plant in July. |
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A $34 million Lone Star College center being built in Magnolia is one of the college system's last projects from its nearly $500 million bond in 2014. |
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 Photo by: Jon Shapley, Staff Photographer |
The billionaire has been in headlines recently for his move to Texas, where two of his largest companies, Tesla, Inc. and SpaceX are based. |
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Photo by: Melissa Phillip / Susan Barber
Chronicle readers are invited to a live virtual event with Jeffrey "B-boy Jeffro" Louis, one of the best breakdancers in the world competing in the sport's debut at the 2024 Olympics.
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