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Jordan Coleman uncovers Houston food hidden gems

Jordan Coleman had $25 to her name when she pulled up to Chef Jay Eats & Treats, a takeout counter in north Houston. Laid off from a legal administrative job and driving for Uber, she spent it on a meal she planned to film. The video drew nearly 1 million views. The owner emailed her thanks, and a paid offer from another business soon followed.

Houston, TX · 6d

Houston Chronicle

publisher · 24.9K followers

How POST Houston transformed a windowless downtown mail warehouse into a hub for food, art and music

Five years after reopening as POST Houston, the former Barbara Jordan Post Office still holds traces of the mail warehouse it once was.

Houston, TX · 17h

Chron.com

35-year-old Houston-area attraction to close after owner's death

The space was known for pumpkin picking and more.

Humble, TX · 1d

buildlikenew.com

partner publisher · 36.5K followers

Houston Just Tore Down a 132-Year-Old Mansion to Build a Gas Station and People Are Furious

A Gas Station Company Bought a Houston Mansion and Demolished It Without a Permit Preservationists in Houston are furious. And […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Houston, TX · 2d

fox26houston.com

Old MacDonald's Farm in Humble to close after 34 years following founder's death

HOUSTON - A longtime Houston staple is preparing to shut its doors for good this fall after the loss of the man who started it all 34 years ago. Old MacDonald’s Farm announced it will permanently close on Nov. 30, 2026 after more than three decades of serving the Houston-area.

Humble, TX · 1d

teslarati.com

Tesla begins groundworks on $10B ‘Project Crystal Sun’ in Texas

Tesla has started to perform earthworks engineering on the roughly 3,000-acre site in Fort Bend County, Texas, advancing the massive $10 billion Project Crystal Sun plan to build a vertically integrated solar manufacturing complex. Flyover drone footage from S.E. Robinson, Jr. released this morning shows the location under development. Tesla...

Fort Bend County, TX · 1d

constructiondive.com

HITT breaks ground on NASA fabrication center in Texas

HITT Contracting, the country’s eighth-largest contractor by revenue, broke ground alongside NASA on the space agency’s Applied Spaceflight Fabrication Facility at Johnson Space Center in Houston, the contractor announced on Nov. 3. HITT will act as general contractor on the build, which turned dirt on Oct. 27. The...

Yahoo!

Bahama Buck's closes suburban Houston location after 11 years

Residents in Sugar Land are mourning the loss of a real one: the Bahama Buck's at 1227 Museum Square Drive. After an 11-year run, the shaved ice outpost closed its doors for the last time Sunday. News of the closure came suddenly. The Bahama Buck's Museum Square location announced the...

Houston Chronicle

This Houston company wants to be the next Buc-ee's. In 2026, it's the city's top small workplace.

Proper Roofing was named Houston's top small workplace for a third straight year as its founders aim to become one of the city's “iconic” businesses.

Houston, TX · 3d

Houston Chronicle

Houston's Top Workplaces in 2026, ranked by large, mid-size and small companies

Houston's Top Workplaces honored a record 231 employers in 2026, based on employee feedback collected by Energage. See the complete list of winners.

Houston, TX · 3d

hoodline.com

North Houston Developer Bets on 457,000-Square-Foot Crane-Served Manufacturing Campus

A Tomball-based developer is staking a sizable bet on Houston's tightest industrial niche, unveiling plans for a 457,000-square-foot manufacturing campus in the city's northeast that will come equipped with cranes from the start. The project, called AeroPoint 1960, lands at 5301 FM 1960 Road East, just down the street from George Bush Intercontinental Airport, in a corner of the market where space for heavy manufacturers has grown scarce.

logisticsviewpoints.com

Texas’s Energy Reset: The Supply Chain Consequences for Houston

An election can change the direction of government overnight. Changing the direction of an industrial economy takes considerably longer. That distinction matters in Houston, where oil and gas production, refining, petrochemicals, engineering, and international trade form one of the world’s most interconnected industrial ecosystems. Texas voters delivered a historic...

Houston, TX · 23h

The Daily South

Houston Homebuilder Celebrates 21 Years Of Giving Away Homes To Veterans

In 2005, Texas homebuilder Dan Wallrath was living a full, busy life. The Houston native and his wife of more than 30 years had become new grandparents, his homebuilding business was thriving and he was helping his church with a building project. “Life was good, but extremely busy,” Wallrath recalls....

Houston, TX · 20h

rejournals.com

The good news from Downtown Houston+: New retailers flocking to the city’s downtown core

Downtown Houston+, the go-to source for market intelligence and insights on the state of downtown Houston, unveiled several new retail and public realm developments at the nonprofit’s annual State of Downtown event. The projects are designed to expand the walkability, street-level activity and cultural amenities that increasingly drive where companies choose to lease.

Houston, TX · 2d

Houston Chronicle

Company tied to Kirby Mansion demolition withdraws plans to replace Park Place Methodist Church

A company tied to the Kirby Mansion demolition withdrew plans to redevelop the former Park Place Methodist Church site in southeast Houston.

Houston Chronicle

The Garden Oaks Theater's future is now assured as Arthouse Houston closes on the property

The group that helped save the River Oaks Theatre met the demand to raise the $7.1 million needed to spare the Art Deco building.

Houston, TX · 12h

realtynewsreport.com