Working Downtown has many advantages, but the long commute home––to Katy, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Pearland or wherever––is certainly not one of them. In rush hour traffic, that drive can take 45 minutes or more, which is precious time you can certainly put to better use. Residents of Midtown Houston already know the perks
In the shadows of Houston’s glass and concrete towers, the green spaces and parks of Midtown Houston offer residents and visitors a welcome break. They are places to play, have a picnic, walk your dog, or just relax. One such place is historic Elizabeth Baldwin Park, acquired by the City of Houston in 1905. This
The value of an excellent high school education is immeasurable. It develops a young adult’s self-confidence, worldliness, intelligence and determination. We’re proud to count Houston Academy for International Studies (HAIS) as Midtown Houston’s only public school in the district. HAIS provides exceptional, individualized learning in an environment geared towards promoting global citizenship and college
Coffee is a daily habit that many of us love to indulge in. It gets us energized or provides comfort when we need reassurance. It also makes for great common ground when you have the chance to chat openly with a police officer about your concerns, questions or shared interests. Join us at Midtown
With summer break on the horizon, parents around the nation are scrambling to figure out plans that will keep their kids entertained and safe. Thursday, May 25th is the last day of classes for the Houston Independent School District, and many other local districts will be ending their academic year soon. Every family