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James Earl Jones Receives Congressional Gold Medal Nomination for Iconic Contributions to American Cinema and Society

On May the fourth, the force was undeniably with James Earl Jones, the legendary voice behind Darth Vader in the Star Wars saga, as he received a prestigious nomination for the Congressional Gold Medal. Republican Representative Mike Lawler took the helm in introducing the bill to honor Jones, recognizing his remarkable contributions to cinema, society, and culture. This nomination seeks to acknowledge the 93-year-old actor's unparalleled impact on American cinema history, solidifying his status as an icon.

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Breaking Boundaries: Justice Dept's Plan to Reschedule Marijuana Signals a New Era of Acceptance

In a historic move echoing the changing tides of societal perception and medical understanding, the Biden administration has initiated steps to reclassify marijuana, positioning it as a lower-risk substance. This pivotal decision, anticipated to reschedule marijuana from its current Schedule I classification to Schedule III, underscores a significant shift in federal policy, acknowledging not only its medical benefits but also its potential impact on research and industry landscapes.

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In Memoriam: Dr. Milton D. Moore, A Pillar of Dermatology and Community in Houston

SUNRISE: August 16, 1954 • SUNSET: May 06, 2024

Francis Page, Jr. and the entire staff of Houston Style Magazine mourns the profound loss of Dr. Milton D. Moore, a renowned dermatologist whose innovative skincare solution revolutionized care for the black community in Houston and beyond. Dr. Moore, the founder of Moore Unique Skin Care, passed away at the age of 70-years old after a period of illness following a car accident. His legacy endures through his transformative work and the lives he touched.

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Houston Mayor Defends Firefighter Settlement: A Path Towards Resolution

In a recent briefing, Houston's Mayor – John Whitmire reaffirmed the city's proposed settlement with the Houston Professional Firefighters Association, shedding light on the intricacies of the negotiation process and the imperative to bring closure to a longstanding dispute. Addressing concerns raised by the Houston Controller – Chris Hollins, the Mayor emphasized the depth of analysis and strategic considerations underlying the settlement.

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Groundbreaking Advances: Mayor Whitmire and METRO Spearhead Westheimer Paving Project

Houston's Westheimer Road, a vital artery through the heart of the city, is set for a major transformation. Mayor John Whitmire and METRO Chair Elizabeth Gonzales Brock recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the Westheimer Improvement Project, a robust initiative poised to rejuvenate a key six-mile stretch from Loop 610 to downtown at Bagby Street.

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Harris Health Systems Breaking Ground On $1 Billion New Hospital Project

Harris Health System, a cornerstone of healthcare in Houston, is set to dramatically expand its services with the groundbreaking of a new $1 billion hospital project on May 9th. This state-of-the-art facility, poised to enhance the northeast Houston landscape, represents a significant advancement in medical care and infrastructure, aimed at replacing the aging Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital.

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TDECU Launches Cares Foundation to Strengthen Community Ties and Boost Local Support in Houston

Texas Dow Employees Credit Union (TDECU), a beacon of community involvement and support in Houston, has further solidified its commitment to local development through the creation of the TDECU Cares Foundation. Spearheaded by TDECU's dynamic leadership team, including Sheiludis Moyett, the Foundation's president and TDECU’s senior vice president and chief digital and marketing officer, the nonprofit is setting ambitious goals to amplify its positive impact on the community.

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Houston's Third Annual Art Bike Parade and Festival Returns for its Third Year Celebrating Creativity and Community

Free event on Mother’s Day weekend at historic MacGregor Park

Houston is revving up for a spectacular blend of artistry and community spirit with the third annual Art Bike Parade and Festival, set to color the streets with creativity and camaraderie on Saturday, May 11th, during Mother's Day weekend. The vibrant festivities, hosted by the Houston Parks Board and the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, invite families to enjoy a tapestry of activities at the historic MacGregor Park, a beloved social and recreational hub for nearly a century.

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Houston Area Urban League Hosts 2024 Advancing Equity Luncheon – IS HOUSTON READY?

The Houston Area Urban League is gearing up for their prominent 2024 Advancing Equity Luncheon under the banner "IS HOUSTON READY?". This notable event will unfold on Friday, June 21, 2024, and is slated to run from 11 am to 2 pm at the illustrious Hilton Americas Hotel located in downtown Houston. This convening is pivotal as it embodies a dynamic cross-industry discussion on the future of equity in Houston, spotlighting urgent disparities across crucial areas like education, housing, and health equity.

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Community and Congressman Al Green Unite to Honor the Enduring Legacy of Rep. Donald M. Payne Jr. in Newark Ceremony

As the Houston Style Magazine community comes together to commemorate the distinguished life and contributions of the Honorable Donald M. Payne Jr., we gather in unity and remembrance for a pillar of public service and a beacon of compassion in our nation, the heartache and reverence felt within the community are echoed in the words of Congressman Al Green. Speaking on the legacy of his esteemed colleague,

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