🔥 Don’t miss out! Pick up this week’s **FREE** issue of Houston Style at your local H-E-B! 🙌 👀 Get the scoop with a photo recap of the Houston Professional Fire Fighters Association Red Hot Gala, the Comcast Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon, and AARP Texas Movie Night! 🗳️ Read up on everything you need to know for the upcoming elections – when, where, and how to vote! 🎃 Looking for Halloween fun for the kids? Check out a high-flying adventure at the Lone Star Flight Museum and more local spooky events! 🍔 Portillo's is finally here! Find out all about the iconic Chicago-style restaurant that’s landed in Houston! 🎭 Plus, don’t miss all the upcoming theatre events, galas, and so much more happening in the city! Grab your copy now and stay in the know! #HoustonStyle #HEB #Election #HalloweenFun #PortillosHouston #HoustonEvents
Houston Style Magazine
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Houston Style Magazine is the largest and most-read urban weekly newspaper in Houston. Since 1989, we have been Houston's leading weekly newspaper targeting the African-American and Hispanic/Latino consumer markets.
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Francis Page, Jr.
President and CEO of Minority Print Media, L.L.C. and Editor and Publisher at Houston Style Magazine & Stylemagazine.com
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Ngyuen, Susan
Brand Manager at Crawford Rennovations
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Lovell Allan Jones, PhD
Founding Executive Director, HDEART Consortium; Professor Emeritus, UTMDACC; Professor Emeritus, UTGSBS Houston
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Francis Page, Jr.
Publisher, Houston Style Magazine
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🚨 Houston, have you heard the news? After over 30 years of service, the legendary Judge Clarease Rankin Yates is stepping into her well-deserved retirement! ✨ Plus, Mayor John Whitmire honors Houston's Hispanic Trailblazers, and Solange Knowles' Saint Heron is bringing the Eldorado Ballroom Series to life in 2025! 🎶 But wait, there’s MORE! Stay up-to-date on voting key dates 🗳️, and dive into a weekend full of fun events like the Bayou City Art Festival 🎨 and Gangstagrass at Miller Outdoor Theatre🎶. Want all the details? Grab your FREE copy of Houston Style Magazine at your local H-E-B stay in the know! 🛒 #HoustonStyle #News #Houston #Events
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Had an amazing afternoon at Minute Maid Park with the Houston Astros Foundation for the *Champions for Families* Lunch & Fashion Show 👗⚾️! The Astros wives rocked the runway, and it was all for a great cause—supporting families and communities in need 🫶. Huge thanks to Paula Harris, Executive Director of the Astros Foundation, for making it all happen! 💙 #ChampionsForFamilies #AstrosFoundation #GivingBack Houston Astros
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Hey #Houston fashionistas - You’re invited! Join us for this exclusive event to check out your new Meyerland Plaza Rack store before anyone else—while you shop and save up to 70% on the season's best brands and styles. Space is limited so make sure to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gam8NZB6 #Houston #fashion #shopping
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📢 On stands TOMORROW at your local H-E-B! Grab this week's edition of *Houston Style* and dive into: - History-making TV 📺 - 2024 State of the City with Mayor Whitmire 🏛️ - How H-E-B is supporting first responders 🚒 - A photo recap of the Latina Power Conference 💪✨ Plus, don't miss info on upcoming events like the Bayou City Art Festival 🎨, the Houston Hispanic Chamber Leadership Conference & Business Expo 💼, and the Houston Area Urban League Equal Opportunity Day Gala 🏆. Pick up your FREE copy this Thursday at H-E-B! 🙌 #HoustonStyle #LocalEvents #SupportLocal #News #Houston
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✨ Experience the heart of Civic Heart's mission!✨ Civic Heart Community Services invites you to an exclusive, hands-on tour of their life-changing programs. Attendees will immerse themselves in the stories of those served and discover how they can make a lasting impact. 🌟 Sip ~ Enjoy live entertainment 🌟 See ~ The powerful impact of your support 🌟 Support ~ Civic Heart’s mission through giving opportunities 🎟 Complimentary tickets are available until September 26th** for this unforgettable event! Can't attend? Please consider donating $35, $350, or $3500 —your support will help Civic Heart continue its vital work for 35 more years! Together, a brighter future for the community can be built. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gbzU8fkH #Houston #Community #CivicHeart 📧 For more information: development@civicheart.org | 713.374.1200
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📢 This week's edition of *Houston Style* is packed with must-read stories! 🔎 LULAC has called on the U.S. Justice Department to investigate Texas AG Ken Paxton after a series of controversial raids targeting Democratic activists, which they claim are aimed at suppressing the Latino vote. 🏥 Dive into details on the $1.8 billion expansion at LBJ Hospital, explore the Inaugural Houston Black Dance Festival, and check out our photo galleries from the Battle of the Bands and the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 2024 State of Hispanics Summit & Business Expo. 📖 Grab your copy today at your local H-E-B store! #Houston #harriscounty #fortbendcounty #news
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🎉 This week's edition of Houston Style's #CampusChronicles is here! 🎓✨ Dive into the amazing achievements of students and staff from Houston-area schools, from academic excellence to community service. 🙌 ☝🏽Plus, we're looking for a company to sponsor our Campus Chronicles page, which will include a monthly gift certificate for a teacher in need of supplies. 🌟 Grab your free copy at H-E-B and get inspired by these incredible stories! 📚💪 #HoustonProud #StudentSuccess #InspiringStories #SupportTeachers
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THIS IS HUGE FOR CLIMATE: Houston Rallies for the Nation’s Largest Single-Day Heat Mapping Campaign
President and CEO of Minority Print Media, L.L.C. and Editor and Publisher at Houston Style Magazine & Stylemagazine.com
Houston Rallies for the Nation’s Largest Single-Day Heat Mapping Campaign By Francis Page, Jr. Get ready, Houston! On Saturday, August 10, 2024, the Bayou City will take center stage in the fight against extreme urban heat as the nation’s largest single-day heat mapping campaign kicks off right here in our own backyard. In a city where summer temperatures are often brutal, this initiative aims to shine a light—quite literally—on the area’s most vulnerable to the searing heat. What’s Happening? Imagine over 100 dedicated community volunteers, transformed into citizen scientists, cruising along the bustling streets of Houston and Harris County. Equipped with high-tech thermal sensors mounted on their vehicles, these volunteers will traverse pre-determined routes at three crucial times of the day: dawn, mid-afternoon, and dusk. The goal? To gather comprehensive data on ambient temperatures and humidity levels across the region’s diverse neighborhoods. Covering a whopping 1,261 miles, this campaign is not just the largest in Texas, but the entire United States. The Heart Behind the Heat: Spearheading this ambitious endeavor is the Houston Harris Heat Action Team (H3AT), a formidable coalition of local and national organizations. Led by the Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC), this team includes the City of Houston, Harris County Office of County Administration, Harris County Public Health, Harris County Precinct 4, the Student Conservation Association, and the National Weather Service. Together, they are on a mission to combat the urban heat island effect—a phenomenon where densely built urban areas become significantly warmer than their rural surroundings due to human activities. Why It Matters: Houston, with its sprawling urban landscape, is particularly susceptible to this effect. The campaign is not just about recording temperatures; it's about understanding the disparities in heat exposure among different communities. Many of Houston’s underserved areas are hit hardest by extreme heat, exacerbating existing inequalities. By pinpointing these hotspots, the campaign will guide targeted interventions to cool down the city’s most affected neighborhoods, ultimately protecting the health and well-being of over two million residents. Expert Voices: This campaign is backed by some of the brightest minds in climate science and public health. From HARC’s own Dr. Stephanie Piper, who leads the project, to local leaders like Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones, these experts are ready to share their insights on the significance of this work. Expect to hear about the latest in urban heat solutions, the impact of rising temperatures on public health, and how initiatives like these play a pivotal role in achieving climate equity. Get Involved! Houston Style Magazine readers, for those curious about the campaign’s progress, updates will be available in real-time by visiting www.h3at.org.
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🕊️ Honoring a Legacy 🕊️ Mayor John Whitmire greeted Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee's family, faith leaders, dignitaries, and the public at the City of Houston's tribute to the late 18th Congressional District Representative, who passed away on July 19, 2024. Mayor Whitmire welcomed guests with heartfelt remarks on unity and the significant contributions of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee. Reverend Smith delivered the Opening Prayer, followed by a Memorial Prayer from Rabbi Steven Morgen of Congregation Beth Yeshurun. High Priest Sri Sridharan Raghavan from Sri Meenakshi Temple then offered the Closing Prayer. Mayor Whitmire concluded with closing remarks and introduced the Combined Honor Guard of the Houston Fire and Police Departments, who led the family and dignitaries into the City Hall Rotunda to pay respects. The procession paused as the Honor Guard saluted the flag-draped casket. Notable attendees included Tina Knowles and city leaders like Ed Pollard, Christian Menefee, Teneshia Hudspeth, Letitia Plummer, and Chris Hollins. #HonoringHerLegacy #SheilaJacksonLee #Houston #News
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