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Fernanda Ogazon named new CEO of American Art Resources
American Art Resources, a leading art consulting firm with over 30 years of experience in healthcare, corporate, and hospitality design, has announced Fernanda Ogazon as its new CEO and President.
Success On The Spectrum inviting Sylvester Stallone to 2025 Autism Prom
Success on the Spectrum (SOS) will host its seventh annual Autism Prom on April 8. The organization, which was founded to promote social inclusion for families affected by autism, is hoping movie-action star Sylvester Stallone will attend.
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Q&A with TJ Kuri: America 'opens her arms equally to everyone' and 'unites them'
By Houston Daily reports | Jun 18, 2024
TJ Kuri, of Houston, made it his life’s mission to emigrate to America from his home country of Jordan.
Success On The Spectrum founder: ‘I could cry happy tears at the memory of 2024 Autism Prom’
By Houston Daily | May 29, 2024
Success On The Spectrum founder Nichole Daher said she "could cry happy tears" after seeing children and their families make friends at the annual Autism Prom event held April 7. Daher shared her statement with Houston Daily on May 17.
Treatment for Deadly Superbug C. diff May Be Weakening
By Houston Daily | Apr 25, 2024
The antibiotic vancomycin, recommended as first-line treatment for infection caused by the deadly superbug C. difficile (C. diff), may not be living up to its promise, according to new research from the University of Houston College of Pharmacy."Despite the increasing prevalence of data showing reduced effectiveness of vancomycin, there is a significant lack of understanding regarding whether antimicrobial resistance to these strains may affect the clinical response to vancomycin therapy," reports Anne J. Gonzales-Luna, research assistant professor in the Department of...
Success On The Spectrum founder on Autism Festival: 'I love that the community comes together to create these special memories for our kids'
By Houston Daily | Jan 14, 2024
The sixth annual Autism Festival in Houston, organized by Success On The Spectrum (SOS), provided a judgment-free and inclusive space for children with autism and their families. This event, arranged by the autism treatment franchise, encourages fun interactions within the public sphere.
League City: LCPD received information that the Toyota was stolen earlier in the day out of Houston in an Aggravated Robbery with a gun
By Houston Daily | Dec 23, 2023
The League City Police Department (LCPD) was involved in a shooting incident that took place in the parking lot of Walmart, located at 1701 W FM 646. The incident occurred during the final weekend of the Christmas shopping season. Authorities have confirmed that the alleged gunman was the sole casualty in this event.
Turner welcome Artemis II crew to Houston City Hall
By Houston Daily | Dec 22, 2023
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner extended a warm welcome to the crew of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Artemis II at Houston City Hall. The astronauts, accompanied by Johnson Space Center Director Vanessa E. Wyche, engaged in discussions with council members, municipal employees, and some of their children.
Abbott presides over Menorah lighting in Austin
By Houston Daily | Dec 13, 2023
Governor Greg Abbott recently presided over the Texas Capitol Menorah Lighting Ceremony to mark Hanukkah in Austin. The Office of the Texas Governor reported that the ceremony was attended by more than 200 people.
Illegal immigrant arrested, charged in death of Edna High School cheerleader
By Houston Daily | Dec 12, 2023
Authorities have apprehended and charged 23-year-old Rafael Govea Romero for the fatal stabbing of Lizbeth Medina, a 16-year-old student at Edna High School in the Edna Independent School District (EISD). The incident occurred at an apartment that Medina shared with her mother. According to authorities, Romero is reportedly residing in the U.S. illegally.
Edna Independent School District elects not to host vigil for late student
By Houston Daily | Dec 9, 2023
The Edna Independent School District (EISD) has declared that it will not host a vigil for Lizbeth Medina, an Edna High School student found deceased in her apartment by her mother. The public school district, located at least 106 miles southwest of Houston, stated that it does not wish to interfere with the ongoing investigation and expressed concerns for the safety of all students.
Texas DPS to spend next 12 days sharing holiday safety tips
By Houston Daily | Dec 7, 2023
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has embarked on a 12-day campaign to share holiday safety tips with Texans via its social media platforms. The state law enforcement agency has stated that these tips primarily concern safe driving practices, with the advice for December 7 being: "Don’t drink and drive."
Houston mayor Turner on late community activist Payne: 'This City will be forever indebted to Larry Payne for his unselfish service'
By Houston Daily | Nov 30, 2023
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner has paid tribute to the late Laurence J. "Larry" Payne, who he described as a civic leader, facilitator, educator, mentor, and personal friend. Payne, who had been consulted by mayoral predecessors over the past three decades for assistance with conflict resolution, sadly succumbed to cancer.
Harmony in the Air Program expands to United Airlines' IAH Terminal E
By Houston Daily | Nov 30, 2023
Houston Airport System announced that Harmony in the Air has expanded to Terminal E at Bush Airport in collaboration with United Airlines. The musical performances showcase a lively mix of pop, R&B, jazz, and American classics. This expansion brings a unique entertainment experience to travelers passing through the terminal.
Houston debuts 'Another Step for Youth' podcast
By Houston Daily | Nov 27, 2023
The city of Houston announced Houston's Mayor’s Office of Education and Youth Engagement has officially launched the "Another Step for Youth" podcast in collaboration with the city of Houston Youth Ambassadors, presenting an informative platform on World Children's Day. The youth-led initiative is dedicated to enhancing awareness and understanding of children's rights, serving as a valuable resource for the community. This initiative is part of Houston's commitment towards the enhancement of children's welfare.
Pneumonia stricken Patrick works, recovers from home
By Houston Daily | Nov 6, 2023
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is battling a case of viral pneumonia, a situation that has led him to limit his schedule and recover from home, according to an announcement from his office. "He is recovering and working from home," the press release stated.
Rockets' 107-89 triumph over visiting Sacramento hints at start of winning streak
By Houston Daily | Nov 5, 2023
The Houston Rockets, having started their 2023-2024 campaign with a three-game losing streak under new head coach Ime Udoka, appear to be rallying for their first series of wins. The team took a significant step in this direction with a 107-89 win over the visiting Sacramento Kings on Nov. 4.
Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine receive $7.4M grant
By Houston Daily | Oct 30, 2023
Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine have received a $7.4 million grant from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the Southwest National Pediatric Device Innovation Consortium (SWPDC). The grant, announced on Oct. 24, aims to foster innovation in pediatric medical devices.
Linscomb & Williams announces updates to wealth management team
By Houston Daily | Oct 17, 2023
Houston-based wealth management firm Linscomb & Williams (L&W), a subsidiary of Cadence Bank, has announced several updates to its wealth management team. The firm stated that these changes bring in individuals who possess "a wealth of experience and expertise in their respective fields."
Success On The Spectrum to host Autism Carnival on Saturday, Oct. 21: 'Come play with us!'
By Houston Daily Report | Oct 9, 2023
Success On The Spectrum, the nation's leading Autism Treatment franchise, will host its sixth annual Autism Carnival in Southwest Houston on Saturday, Oct. 21, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public event, dedicated to fostering a sensory-friendly and inclusive environment for children of all ages and abilities, has become a tradition for the local community.