Daily News for November 11, 2024

Daily News

Houston’s Michelin Stars, Education Updates, Veterans Day Parade, and More Local News

Michelin Guide Awards in Houston

The Michelin Guide, the world’s most influential hospitality publication, has awarded its first Texas restaurant stars, with several Houston establishments receiving accolades. Restaurants such as Tatemó, Le Jardinier, and March were awarded one star, while various barbecue joints received Bib Gourmands. This marks a significant milestone for the culinary scene in Houston and Texas as a whole, elevating local establishments to new levels of recognition.

Education and Public Services

A new study by the Kinder Institute for Urban Research highlights the impact of public pre-K options on Houston-area children. The findings come as Texas lawmakers prepare to discuss expanding pre-K education in the upcoming legislative session. Additionally, the Cy-Fair Independent School District has approved a pay raise for bus drivers, increasing the starting rate from $19.19 to $23 an hour, reflecting efforts to improve public services and support staff in the education sector.

Veterans Day Celebrations

Houston recently celebrated Veterans Day with the annual “Houston Salutes American Heroes Parade” downtown. The event paid tribute to the men and women in uniform, drawing significant participation from the community. The parade is a longstanding tradition in Houston, honoring the sacrifices and contributions of veterans.

Property Tax Statements Delay

Harris County property tax statements have been delayed due to a proposition related to the Flood District. Although the Flood District is governed by the Harris County Commissioners Court, it operates as a special-purpose district, which affects the tax rate and the issuance of tax statements. This delay has implications for property owners and the county’s financial planning

Sports Highlights

In sports, the Houston Texans are set to face the Dallas Cowboys in an upcoming NFL Week 11 game. This matchup is highly anticipated, with both teams looking to make significant strides in their respective seasons. Additionally, the Dallas Cowboys are dealing with the potential season-ending injury of quarterback Dak Prescott, which has left the team and its owner, Jerry Jones, facing difficult decisions.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please fill the required fields*

Scroll to Top