Jade Flury

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Jade Flury

Exploring Houston Black Restaurant Week: A Celebration of Culinary Diversity What they're saying: Houston Black Restaurant Week recently concluded, and Juliet steakhouse, a Black-owned fine-dining establishment, was a highlight of the citywide celebration. The week showcased the talents of chefs and restaurant owners, drawing both consumers and celebrities to venues like Juliet, known for its ambiance, service, and modern atmosphere.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jade Flury

The BriefCelebration of Black Culinary Talent: Houston Black Restaurant Week, running from March 28th to April 13th, highlighted the skills and creativity of Black chefs and restaurant owners, drawing attention to diverse culinary experiences across the city. Juliet Steakhouse as a Standout Venue: Among the participating establishments, Juliet steakhouse gained significant attention for its unique speakeasy concept and upscale dining experience, attracting both local patrons and celebrities.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Jade Flury

Company owner arrested for illegal dumping near Channelview waterway A construction company owner was arrested on Thursday for allegedly dumping tons of concrete and wood near a Channelview waterway, according to the Precinct One Constable's Office. The backstory: Constable Alan Rosen's Office reports that 52-year-old Vance Holt Jr. ordered an employee to dispose of at least 14 tons of debris along the I-10 East Freeway Service Road.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jade Flury

The Brief Vance Holt Junior, a 52-year-old construction company owner, was arrested for allegedly dumping 14 tons of concrete and wood off the I-10 East Freeway Service Road Holt Junior denies the accusations, stating that the materials were used to reinforce and stabilize a flood-prone area, not to illegally dump debris, and insists that the materials were clean construction fill for erosion control Despite facing a state jail felony for illegal dumping, Holt Junior has posted bond while...

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Jade Flury

Montgomery County is taking action to address jail overcrowding by housing prisoners in Waller County. In a decision approved Tuesday, Montgomery County will transfer 45 prisoners to Waller County Jail. Due to overcrowding, the county is offering two-for-one time to inmates. What we know: "We’re riding so close to our numbers we’re running over capacity," said Sheriff Doolittle of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. The outsourcing will cost $75 per prisoner, totaling about $3,300 a day.