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“I truly believe that a strong Black community is a stronger country, Christopher Bush said. Author: Janelle Bludau Updated: 12:46 PM CDT July 24, 2021
HOUSTON The Houston Grub Park finally opens Saturday, shining a spotlight on aspiring Black chefs and giving them an opportunity to put their skills on a platter.
As the window opened at the Nacho Don food truck, it’s the pre-opening and the first official order for the family run restaurant on wheels.
“Nothing is store bought. Everything is fresh. We make our pico on site, our guac on site. Even our nacho chips are made on site, said Arthur Wilson, owner of Nacho Don & Rollie s Frozen Custard.
NACC will work with Congresswoman Lee for referrals on homes needing rebuilding from online submissions through the Helping Houston Rebuild official website. Houston residents will receive aid based on critical need and a lottery. Public adjusters will assess damages and licensed professionals will evaluate plumbing, electricity and structural repairs with walls, floors, and other damages, while volunteers will remove water-logged materials. Throughout my Congressional District and Houston, I saw the pain of people having destroyed homes. The historic and tragic disaster that was driven by the freeze and lack of preparation of the Texas electric grid caused lives to be lost and families to be displaced, Congresswoman Lee said in a statement. The collective efforts of Megan Thee Stallion, the NACC and the 18th Congressional District will help restore the lives and hopes of people who suffered from no fault of their own. Our goal is to rebuild and restore these homes, which is i
The Cactus Jack Foundation and Mayor Sylvester Turner partner once again to bring much needed assistance to Houston s vulnerable communities and individuals in need. The City of Houston and the Houston Health Foundation partnered with Travis
Jacques Webster, is partnering with the City of Houston, Mayor
Sylvester Turner, the Houston Health Foundation and the Cactus Jack Foundation, a Connecticut-based nonprofit that supports young people, to bring 50,000 hot meals to Houston residents contending with cold temperatures and electricity black outs.
The effort also involves a parade of local organizations, including The Black Service Chamber, the National Association of Christian Churches and restaurant owners.
The freak weather came seemingly out of the blue, hitting residents used to celebrating winter holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas in balmy temperatures with Canada-like weather. The area was not prepared for temperatures that have rarely visited the Southwest, forcing desperate people to crank up little-used fireplaces and even burn wood furniture when local stores ran out of firewood. Pipes not used to the cold temperatures burst in multiple places, sending water cascading through homes, apartments and co