SW Farmers Market 2025 Inaugural Scholarship Awards VIDEO
For the inaugural event, 10 outstanding students were awarded scholarships to support their academic pursuits. This was more than just a ceremony; it was a powerful reminder of what happens
BACK TO SCHOOL IN TEXAS: NEW LAW BANS CELLPHONES IN CLASSROOMS
As students across Texas prepare their backpacks for the start of a new school year, there’s one item many will be leaving at home or locking away once they arrive
The Christian Herald Honored with “Bridge Builders” Award at 2025 Houston Community Expo
By The Christian Herald Houston, TX – July 8, 2025 — In a moment that underscored more than two decades of dedication to uplifting voices, uniting communities, and championing stories
Harris County Launches New Online Accessibility Tools for Residents
Houston, TX — Harris County has introduced new accessibility features on its public-facing Commissioners Court agenda webpage, making it easier for residents with different needs and languages to engage with
“Keep Your Shoes On: TSA’s New Rule Took Effect July 8, 2025” By: The Christian Herald
If you’ve flown in the U.S. anytime in the past 20 years, you know the drill at airport security: remove your belt, take out your laptop, and—of course—take off your
Bridging the Cultural Gap: Why the African Immigrant–Police Dialogue in Houston Matters Now More Than EverBy Staff Writer,
In a significant step toward healing and progress, the African Immigrants Houston Police Advisory Board recently arranged a groundbreaking meeting between members of Houston’s African immigrant community and cadets from
The Night the River Rose
By: Christian Herald It was the early hours of July 4, 2025 — Independence Day. Quiet blankets had just fallen across Camp Mystic, an all-girls Christian camp nestled along the