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District J Patrol Gets Media Recognition
District J Patrol Gets Media Recognition Friends, When we launched the District J Patrol, our intent was to help bridge the gap between the community and police, and so far we [...]
Boots to Business Reboot – Starting or Growing a Veteran-Owned Business
This one or two-day in-person course is offered off installation and provides participants with an overview of business fundamentals, while introducing techniques for evaluating the feasibility of business concepts.
District F Career Fair, Aug. 14
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Livable Places Houston Survey
The City of Houston Planning and Development Department is considering allowing more than two dwelling units per single-family residential lot to encourage a variety of housing types. Please answer the following questions regarding this idea [...]
Snow Cone With a Cop, July 21
Free snow cones and free snacks.
My Southwest District
Chinese Community Center steps up to help in unusual and usual times
The Chinese Community Center, at 9800 Town Park Drive in the Southwest Management District, has long been a lifeline providing cultural, educational programs and a wide range of social services to people in the southwest [...]
The next Independence Hall is coming, thanks to Houston Baptist University
Visitors to Philadelphia make sure not to miss Independence Hall, called the birthplace of our country and our founding principles. It was where the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence and debated and approved [...]
Mayor declares “Alice Cheng Lee Day” in the City of Houston in honor of the District’s executive director
Alice Cheng Lee May 12, 2021 will always be a special day for the Southwest Management District and its executive director, Alice Cheng Lee. Mayor Sylvester Turner declared it “Alice Cheng Lee Day” [...]
New vision for Hillcroft Ave. safety taking shape
An ambitious project to enhance safety along the Hillcroft corridor is a game-changer for the southwest Houston community that is home to one of the most diverse populations in the region. Construction is under way [...]
Noodles made by special workers (most of them human) lead to a growing Chinatown introduction
A Chinese restaurant in the Southwest Management District employs what is apparently Houston’s only noodle-pulling robot. And the owner of Kuen Noodle House, Sam Zhang, grew up in Lanzhou, a province in arid northwest China, [...]