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abc13.com | Jef Rouner
SUGAR LAND, Texas -- The Imperial Sugar refinery complex has been gently rotting in the heart of Sugar Land, but a formal purchase of the land and building by the city government promises a chance at new life for the historic building. The video above is from a previous report. Built around 1869, the complex was once a state-of-the-art facility that refined sugar and produced molasses.
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houston.culturemap.com | Jef Rouner
The Imperial Sugar refinery complex has been gently rotting in the heart of Sugar Land, but a formal purchase of the land and building by the city government promises a chance at new life for the historic building. Built around 1869, the complex was once a state-of-the-art facility that refined sugar and produced molasses. The City of Sugar Land was named for the company, and the company's crown logo is part of the city's official seal.
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houstonpress.com | Jef Rouner |Houston Press
It's Pride Month, but it's also June in Houston, so I'm spending all my time inside with the blackout curtains drawn hiding from the sun. Luckily, there are plenty of great video games with queer characters and stories to keep me occupied. Here are 10 from my own personal library I recommend. 10. Lost Records: Bloom & RageDeveloper Dontnod helped launch this queer game renaissance with Life is Strange, and those game should definitely be on everyone's to-play list.
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houstonpress.com | Jef Rouner |Houston Press
The future of Doctor Who is very uncertain. Rumors continue to swirl of an extended hiatus, a cancellation, or the dissolution of the Disney distribution deal. Season 3 (or 16 or 43 depending on how you count) has not been confirmed. Meanwhile, everyone in the fandom is still reeling from watching the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) regenerate into Billie Piper, who may or may not be the Sixteenth Doctor.
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texassignal.com | Jef Rouner
The phrase “luv ya, blue” is synonymous with Houston thanks to the Oilers football team, but maybe the phrase should be “luv ya, blues.” The Bayou City is one of the most important places in the history of the musical genre, but scant few people know it. Hopefully that will change with the film When Houston Had the Blues, a deeply fascinating documentary that explores the rise and fall of the genre in the city’s historic Third and Fifth Wards.
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