San Jacinto College – North Campus pioneer dies at 95
Our dear dad, Proctor Woodward Brightwell, passed away on January 13, 2015. At 95 he truly embodied the “greatest generation.” He was the youngest of 5 children and […]
Our dear dad, Proctor Woodward Brightwell, passed away on January 13, 2015. At 95 he truly embodied the “greatest generation.” He was the youngest of 5 children and […]
Texans celebrated the inauguration of Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick with plenty of fanfare Tuesday in Austin. Here’s a look at some of the festivities. […]
Mayor attempts to freeze bank checks GALENA PARK – A special called city council meeting dissolved into near chaos on Monday afternoon, when members of the city commission […]
The FBI needs the public’s help identifying a bank robber who threatened to have a bomb during a midmorning robbery of a Bank of America branch located inside […]
(Washington, DC) – On Thursday, January 8, Representative Gene Green was elected by unanimous consent to serve as Ranking Member of the Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee […]
Whether you plan to stay in your home forever or sell it and move to smaller accommodations, getting rid of clutter can make your life easier and safer. […]
Manchester neighbors unhappy with potential pollution HOUSTON – Houston City Council in December approved a deal with Valero Refinery to designate their property as outside the city limits, […]
Houston, Texas, January 1, 2015 — East Houston Regional Medical Center and Dr. Beryl Randolph helped Houstonians Viviana Martinez and Hector Chavez welcome their baby girl, Mikeila Paola, […]
Compiled from the files of the North Channel STAR DECEMBER 2013 — Inaugural Issue of the North Channel STAR is published. Community leaders and businesses advertise their well-wishes […]
Tradition of Parade, Music, Santa & Tree Lighting THE CHRISTMAS SEASON opened last Saturday, in Jacinto City, with the Annual Christmas Parade down Market Street, ending at the […]