The Buzz Magazines

We aim to highlight the unique stories of residents, focusing on one neighborhood at a time. Every month, we release four community lifestyle magazines that feature original human-interest stories about the people and events in Houston's wealthiest areas: Bellaire, Memorial, River Oaks, Tanglewood, and West University.

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Summer Reading Lists for 2025

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Cindy Burnett

One of my favorite things about summer is perusing all the summer reading lists: finding hidden gems, adding books to my list, and seeing what others consider for their lists. Some lists focus on beach reads, while others include a wide variety of titles from many genres. Certain guides choose books already out in the world while others focus on titles releasing in the summer, and often lists are a combination of the two.
SportzBuzz - June 2025

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Todd Freed

With its dramatic victory in the final race of the state meet, the Lamar Texans captured the UIL 6A Boys State Track and Field Championship. The Texans claimed the championship by winning the 4x400 meter relay in a time of 3:11.94 to edge out Killeen Shoemaker by six points for the state title. “Going into the mile relay (4x400 meters) we knew we had to win to get the state championship,” said Texans boys track and field coach Gerrick Green.
Five picks for June

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Cindy Burnett

Buzz Reads is a column about books by reviewer Cindy Burnett. Each month, Cindy recommends five recently or soon-to-be released titles. Detective Aunty by Uzma Jalaluddin (mystery) – Widowed mother and grandmother Kausar Khan becomes an amateur sleuth when her daughter is accused of murdering the landlord of her clothing boutique. For the first time in 20 years, Kausar returns to the Toronto neighborhood of Golden Crescent, where she raised her family, and sets out to solve the landlord’s murder.
Go Pig or go home

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

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Challenger games

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Annie Blaylock McQueen

Another incredible season of Challenger Baseball has wrapped up. Pictured (back row, from left) are Lauren Wiginton, Dylan Alexander, Emily Wiginton, Rohan Simpson; (front, holding sign) Bella Kim. Challenger, a division of West University Little League, provides boys and girls aged 5-22 with physical and mental challenges the opportunity to play baseball, regardless of their limitations.
Books and brunch

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Angie Frederickson

Ann McIntyre, Laura Vince, Vicki Knowles, Arlene Henslee, and Allison Knowles (pictured, from left) gathered at The Briar Club for the Books & Brunch event supporting Assistance League of Houston (ALH). This event marks 57 years of ALH, an organization that supports education and volunteerism in the community. Guests heard from keynote speaker Jean Becker, former Houston chief of staff to President George H. W. Bush, who shared memories of her time with President and Mrs. Bush.
Houston’s heroes

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Angie Frederickson

Brigitte Kalai, Deborah Duncan, and Alicia Smith attended Crime Stoppers of Houston’s 2025 Houston’s Heroes Awards Luncheon. The fundraising event was held at the Royal Sonesta Houston Hotel and proceeds benefit crime prevention and public-safety programming. Ryan Dumais, Kaleta Johnson, and Whitney Lawson, founding members of the new Young Professionals Board, opened the event with welcoming remarks to supporters.
100 years young

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Angie Frederickson

Family members from around the country gathered at the Tucker home in Bellaire to celebrate matriarch Roslyn Unger’s 100th birthday. Loved ones were dressed in red, the birthday girl’s favorite color, to honor Roslyn. She was born in Los Angeles and raised in Miami Beach, Florida where she became the director of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) and met dignitaries like Golda Meir and David Ben-Gurion while on visits to Israel as a JNF spokesperson.
Emery/Weiner pioneers

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Angie Frederickson

Members of The Emery/Weiner School’s inaugural graduating class, the “Pioneers” of 2005, returned to campus from all over the country for their 20-year reunion. The alumni weekend kicked off with dinner at Escalante’s where guests caught up and reminisced about their Stella Link days, followed by a Sunday brunch on campus. When the Pioneers were students, the Upper School had just merged with I. Weiner Middle School, and the graduating class had 34 members.
From coworkers to newlyweds

1 week ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Angie Frederickson

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