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First Bellaire Foodie Fest to offer sampling of local eateries, wine and beer

October 18, 2019 by Charlotte Aguilar

A few years ago, Bellaire would have been hard-pressed to have any kind of local food festival, but with a robust selection of eateries, the first Bellaire Foodie Fest will launch Saturday (Oct. 19) at the new Civic Center, complete with live music and samples from breweries, wineries, tea and coffee purveyors to wash everything down. The event, with tickets priced at $50 … [Read more...] about First Bellaire Foodie Fest to offer sampling of local eateries, wine and beer

No more Sunshine: Gloomy sales closing charitable Bellaire resale shop

February 23, 2019 by Charlotte Aguilar

By Charlotte Aguilar Citing declining sales, Bellaire’s venerable bargain hunter’s paradise — the Sunshine Resale Shop — will be closing in September, when its current lease runs out. The shop has been operated by the charitable Christian Community Service Center in the Bellaire Triangle for 21 years, most recently at 5413 Bellaire Blvd., offering everything from vintage … [Read more...] about No more Sunshine: Gloomy sales closing charitable Bellaire resale shop

Crowd expected for Bellaire council vote to fund Spruce/Fifth project

February 18, 2019 by Charlotte Aguilar

A controversial project for street and drainage improvements and a beautified “streetscape” in Bellaire’s Spruce/Fifth Street commercial area is up for funding at City Council tonight (Feb. 18) — and enough of a crowd is expected that the city has sent out advice on parking. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall, 7000 S. Rice Ave., and because of … [Read more...] about Crowd expected for Bellaire council vote to fund Spruce/Fifth project

Another longtime eatery leaves Weslayan Plaza: The comings-and-goings

January 22, 2019 by Charlotte Aguilar

The business boom in the Bellaire-West University area has struck Weslayan Plaza, which is experiencing more “comings” than “goings” in the tough retail leasing business — despite the news this week that one of its longtime restaurant tenants is departing. Panda Garden, which has operated in the plaza for a quarter-century, announced Monday on its website that Wednesday … [Read more...] about Another longtime eatery leaves Weslayan Plaza: The comings-and-goings

Lock up a spot to have breakfast in the new Bellaire jail

January 9, 2019 by Charlotte Aguilar

Scheduled to open later this month, the new Bellaire police and courts building will host a novel event Thursday morning (Jan. 10) when the bellaire Business Association and Bellaire/Southwest Rotary Club offer “Breakfast in the Bellaire Jail.” The event will run from 8-9:30 a.m. and includes a tour of the new, state-of-the-art jail built with taxpayer bond funds. Cost is … [Read more...] about Lock up a spot to have breakfast in the new Bellaire jail

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