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For fourteen years, the Pakar Zapaterías de México store at 5510 Bellaire Blvd. has had the distinction of being the only store operated in the United States by the giant Mexico City-based shoe seller. [...]

Ten years ago, Theodora Prunoske was looking for a change in her life. So, at 25, armed with a master’s degree in music, she left her job at a charter school in the South Bronx, [...]

The works of internationally acclaimed artist Mathieu JN Baptiste have delivered messages of hope and inspiration to Gulfton residents — and also to a Boston University president and visitors to the Haitian presidential palace in Port-au-Prince, near [...]

Many Houston-area food businesses have started using a mobile device app that has won honors for making a “cultural impact” on society by enabling customers to buy food — at a discount — that otherwise [...]

Crissia Tellez with daughters Angie, left, & Brianna They are wildly colorful, inherently destructible and ultimately rewarding. Piñatas have enlivened festive occasions throughout their history, which goes back to Spain’s arrival in Mexico [...]

Jim Duncan Tucked away in a Gulton strip center, between Dr. Gleem Car Wash and La Concha Grocery, is Southpaw Guitars. It is said to be the largest and oldest left-handed guitar store in [...]

Her name is Little Amal. But she’s 12 feet high, standing tall as a symbol of the courage and hope of refugees and other migrants around the world. Amal is a puppet designed to look [...]