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LH Awards Luncheon March 7
Leadership Houston will be hosting its annual awards luncheon Wednesday, March 7 at the Omni Houston Hotel, beginning at 11:30 a.m. To be honored are Dr. Stephen Klineberg of Rice University and the recipients of The Leadership in Action Awards, accolades recognizing programs that have contributed toward the betterment of life in Houston.
Individual tickets are $100 and can be purchased at www.leadershiphouston.org. For table sponsorships and/or additional information, contact Rene Cantu at 713-478-4775.
Grand opening to benefit nonprofits
Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers will be celebrating its grand opening at 3501 W. Holcombe, on Saturday, Feb. 18, beginning at 11 a.m.
That day, Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers will be donating one dollar of each purchase by diners who mention Neighborhood Centers or Sheltering Arms Senior Services.
Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers contributes to the Houston economy by sourcing and recruiting their staff locally.
LH to hold information session
An informational session for applicants for the upcoming Leadership Houston Class XXXI will be held Tuesday, Feb. 21 at Block 7, 720 Shepherd Drive, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Leadership Houston has been bringing business and civic leaders together for over 30 years by providing an in-depth education about the inner workings of Houston’s economy and diverse community. This spring, 50 to 55 individuals will be chosen to participate in the 10-month Leadership Houston program, which begins in August.
To nominate someone or to apply, please visit www.leadershiphouston.org. Questions may be directed to Rene Cantu at 713-478-4775.
MCWCC to honor Women of Distinction
The Montgomery County Women’s Council of Organizations hosts its annual Women of Distinction Luncheon to show
appreciation to volunteers for their contributions to charitable organizations. This year's big event will be held from Friday, April 27 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center, 1601 Lake Robbins Drive, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
The Women of Distinction Luncheon spotlights local volunteers from non-profit agencies that have gone above and
beyond the call of duty. Candidates are selected based on their volunteerism and service to the community.
For tickets, please call Jo Ann Robinson at 281-296-2675.
First Texas Life Science Venture Forum
The Texas Life Science Venture Forum is designed to support life- science entrepreneurs by connecting them with potential investors and strategic partners and provide an educational vehicle that showcases the vibrancy of the state's life-science community. More than 40 new life-science startup companies and more than 50 life-science investors will participate in the event.
“Our organizations share many of the same goals in supporting life-sciences entrepreneurs in our state,” said Brad Burke, managing director of the Rice Alliance. “We think we can reach more businesses and have a much bigger impact by combining our efforts.”
The meeting is expected to be the only event of its kind in the state and will bring the new Nature Publishing Group’s SciCafe to Texas March 7. The SciCafe has been running in Boston and San Francisco for more than three years and connects up-and-coming academic investigators with the venture/business community.
In addition to providing much-needed support to entrepreneurs, the
conference is designed to acknowledge and build upon existing advances
in the Texas life-science community. To register for the event or to
view the conference agenda, visit www.txlifescienceventureforum.org.
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2012 (32)
February (17)- • LH Awards Luncheon March 7
- • Grand opening to benefit nonprofits
- • LH to hold information session
- • MCWCC to honor Women of Distinction
- • First Texas Life Science Venture Forum
- • Bach, Beethoven and Barbecue
- • Swing for a Cure
- • CPAs to host Mardi Gras Madness
- • British troupe performing at Rice
- • NAWBO to meet Feb. 24
- • Expansion begins for Sally's House
- • Verizon gives $24,500 to libraries
- • Latinos in Social Media
- • Pettit to lead Art Colony Association
- • Exhibit: Treasures of Asian Art
- • Pet Adoptions in The Heights
- • Rice ranks high
January (15)- • Galveston's Pleasure Pier
- • Untermeyer to speak on Qatar
- • Settlement Red Light Cameras
- • Announcement Marzio Award
- • Tour de Houston
- • Illegal billboards coming down
- • Pandora celebrates the feminine
- • Dining for MAM
- • Groundbreaking Terminal B
- • Symposium Religion in Politics
- • Korean artist gets commission
- • Swiss diplomat at Rice
- • 10,000 Small Biz Program
- • Resolutions for Careers
- • Dutch Paintings at MFAH
2011 (149)
December (2)
November (4)
October (8)
August (4)
July (2)
June (9)
May (12)- • Bridge closing for construction
- • HGO names new leadership team
- • City to demolish 400 sructures
- • Energy Bill Updated
- • Alumni to show work at HCCC
- • Award given to St. Luke's
- • Fighting Childhood Hunger
- • I-45 closed at US 59
- • Bargain Book Sale May 13-15
- • Library to feature Civil Rights films
- • TxDot moving on 290 project
- • HER Award Recipients Named
April (18)- • Dining Out for Life
- • Keels & Wheels
- • Diagnosing Dry Eye
- • SafeClear program revamped
- • Pink in the Park
- • LightsOut Houston set for tonight
- • Uptown in full bloom
- • BARC in Pet Expo on Saturday
- • Wardlaw to speak in library series
- • Land purchased for flood control
- • Hip-Hop mogul at Rice today
- • Rice students focus on Japan
- • HW Business Book Club
- • Yuri's Night slated at Rice
- • Hotwire names Houston
- • Rally set to "Bring Shuttle Home"
- • Free Concert in Rice Gallery
- • Branson AirExpress adds flights
March (38)- • City launches Houston SERVICE
- • Indie Book Festival set for April 2
- • Wildlife Center gets $50,000
- • Millions more for research
- • MECA celebrates Chavez
- • BARC plans Adopt-A-Thon
- • Cabaniss to speak to WPG
- • Brockman Hall dedicated at Rice
- • Risk factor identified for heart disease
- • Founder of Junior League recognized
- • H-E-B donates $1 mil for Japanese
- • Pet adoption event on Satruday
- • Memorial Ceremony for Firefighters
- • Rice names new dean
- • Forum on art and health
- • O'Neill to speak at Baker Institute
- • Stages doing 'Yankee Tavern'
- • Brain has three memory layers
- • LPGA tourney for The Women's Home
- • Houston to host Senior Games
- • Cookie Sale ends March 27
- • Discussion on Religion and Medicine
- • Discussion on Religion and Medicine
- • Local Girl Scouts to celebrate #99
- • Tuition going up at Rice
- • Emmett praises legislative team
- • Rice to celebrate 100th birthday
- • Neoclassical Art of 18th Century
- • Bluetooth for Houston drivers
- • Venetian paintings coming here
- • Estlund to discuss political theory
- • Concert Series at Market Square
- • AHA sets Go Red Luncheon
- • NANO Reading Series
- • Best of Houston architecture
- • TSAP planning 57th convention
- • Texas exhibition coming to museum
- • Gala planned to benefit JD
February (33)- • Healthcare Reform subject of panel
- • Ambassadors for March for Babies
- • 10,000 Small Biz Initiative
- • Rice students to serve others
- • Duvall in town tonight
- • Spangler to speak at WPG
- • Heart of Gold Luncheon
- • Parkinson's disease study at BCM
- • Velders joins Asia Society
- • Exhibition features Med Center
- • Florescence set for April 19-20
- • Axe to speak at Baker Institute
- • Zindler's photos to be exhibited
- • Police Oversight Board
- • Trinity alums to vol at BARC
- • RN Entrepreneurs getting onboard
- • Kühn photographs coming to MFAH
- • Houston adding two council seats
- • Elaine opens 2nd boutique
- • Transnational Conference at Rice
- • Corbin to speak on Iraq conflict
- • Rodeo Run set for Feb. 26
- • TLR plans Day Under Dome
- • EEOC against new hiring practices
- • Heart of the Chamber Awards
- • Celebrate Jazz in Houston
- • Magic of M gala to honor five
- • Rice radio on KPFT now
- • Winners named in McCollum Competition
- • Fonzi speaking in Houston today
- • Finalists named for Concert of Arias
- • HGO announces 2011-2012 season
- • Global City topic of luncheon
January (19)- • Graffiti agreement reached
- • Ambassador to speak at Rice
- • Fuller and 'World Without Islam'
- • Baker among top Think Tanks
- • Final Four Revisited
- • Winkler to speak here Feb. 3
- • Accolades for TUTS students
- • Scholarships going to local youth
- • Alley to get Medal of Arts Award
- • HBU names Student Life Director
- • Parenting Survey at Med Center
- • HPD chief to speak at WPG
- • Business Plan Competition
- • BCM seeking vols for study
- • Poker-Faced Professions
- • Paraphrase of Bayeux Tapestry
- • Houston makes 'Budget Travel' list
- • Auditorium to be named for Mosley
- • Girl Scout Cookie Orders
2010 (179)
December (16)- • Angels Among Us Gala
- • Opera America to honor Wyatt
- • Cantu named to LH post
- • Authors signing books
- • Rahman to lead Ms. Foundation
- • Fitzpatrick interns at Alley
- • Alkek commits $4.75 million
- • Secret Santa Warehouse
- • Snow Day at T.H. Rogers
- • HBU gets $1.5 mil grant
- • Madison to chair HGO board
- • Gingerbread Build-off coming up
- • Operation Christmas Child
- • Ella Square Demolished
- • Voluntary Furlough Plan
- • Panel on religion and healthcare
November (24)- • Red Kettle Campaign
- • Inprint to feature Rushdie
- • Salvation Army to serve 10,000
- • UH Exploring Her Story
- • Capitol Hill Cooks
- • Heights Holiday Home Tour
- • Joyful Toyful Fiesta
- • Kühn Retrospective at MFAH
- • Street Painting Festival
- • City wins slumlord case
- • Be An Angel Holiday Gifts
- • SNAPshots Celebration
- • Pro-Am Turkey Carving Contest
- • Paycheck Fairness Act
- • Mo's planning toy drive
- • Kinders give $15 million to Rice
- • Flu Shots
- • Mayor appoints new director
- • Vintner Dinner set for Nov. 19
- • Key to Cure Charity Shopping
- • Blue Plate Special Award
- • Cokie Roberts keynotes here
- • Art of the Quilt
- • Rotary and CNB host blood drive
October (27)- • Women's Fund hosts sleep seminar
- • Rice #4 on Kiplinger list
- • UTHealth and BioHouston
- • Lesley Stahl speaking October 27
- • Deputy Chief to retire
- • Houston achieves 70 percent
- • Power couple to be honored
- • Court upholds billboard ordinance
- • Garden City Boys and Girls Club
- • Disabilities Empowerment Fair
- • GHWCC names Hall of Famers
- • Annual mammograms
- • Houston Book Fair
- • Blue Ribbon Task Force
- • Netball classic
- • HGO extends Freud's contract
- • Municipal Courts Department
- • Jones School gets high rating
- • More money for police
- • Mayor launches Victory Garden
- • More money for police
- • Jones School gets high rating
- • Municipal Courts Department
- • HGO extends Freud contract
- • British School in netball classic
- • Blue Ribbon Task Force
- • Houston Book Fair
September (19)- • Mayor launches Victory Garden
- • Rice to host Land Use Conference
- • Girl Scouts honor Helen Barnard
- • Run for a Reason
- • Concert raises $251,000
- • BCM's Board commits $15 million
- • Rice among top universities
- • Lauren's Garden
- • Market Square Park now open
- • Tour de Pink
- • Tour de Pink scheduled
- • Market Square Park now open
- • Lauren's Garden dedicated
- • Rice among world's top universities
- • BCM's Board commits $15 million
- • Concert raises $251,000
- • Run for a Reason
- • Girl Scouts honor Helen Barnard
- • Land Use Conference
August (14)- • Parker selects new fire chief
- • Market Square Park to open
- • Autumn Follies returns to MST
- • Inprint's new season schedule
- • Maddox at Bayou City Art Festival
- • Simon Fashion Now coming to Galleria
- • Eco-Bash set for Saturday
- • Houston to partner with Chonquing
- • Restaurant Week
- • Maddox featured at Art Festival
- • Inprint announces new season
- • Autumn Follies returns to MST
- • Market Square Park
- • Parkers selects new fire chief
July (23)- • Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
- • Mayor denies CenterPoint request
- • Epicurean Evening set for July 29
- • Tikis and Tees Twilight Golf
- • Shepherd receives scholarship
- • Fans donated to service centers
- • Excellence in Nursing Awards
- • Girl + 1 Get Healthy
- • Mayor's Youth Council
- • Eagle Collection
- • USA Half Marathon
- • Krueger named new PWE director
- • Shade of Hope
- • Labor Day Luncheon
- • Salvation Army needs help
- • Museum of Printing History Gala
- • Full-Course Networking
- • Women Driving Business
- • Bad Pants Open
- • We're All Neighbors
- • Freedom Over Texas
- • Dolls Now on exhibit
- • Alley schedules auditions
June (32)- • City to hire Chief Service Officer
- • CRR raises $207,000
- • Leadership Houston extends deadline
- • Houstonians still like term limits
- • Run for a Reason
- • Spotting cancerous cells
- • LIterary Advance hosting Scrabble® event
- • Minor League Baseball Stadium
- • Barber takes on new role at NFIB/Texas
- • State of Health Care Luncheon
- • Rice gets $3.7 million grant
- • Donuts and Dinosaurs
- • Levitin to speak at NAWBO lunch
- • BCM names Klotman
- • Railroad Commissioner to speak here
- • Red, White and Bluefest
- • Go Texan Restaurant Round-Up
- • Jobs in New Economy
- • CityCentre plans July 4th party
- • School Supply Drive
- • Oil Spill
- • LWV elects new president
- • Texas Conference for Women
- • No Texting While Driving
- • Hispanic Heritage Awards
- • Discovery Green to get new president
- • Rice professor's novel released
- • Volunteer Houston Awards Luncheon
- • Continental/United Airlines merger
- • Local Girl Scouts get new leader
- • Get ready for hurricane season
- • TEW selects Women on the Move
May (7)
March (8)
February (1)
January (8)
2009 (13)
December (1)
October (7)
September (1)
August (4)
2008 (20)
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