Houston Chronicle - 2023-02-13

• County ends Crosby-Lynchburg contract
• Black History Month events introduce opera to children
• After bonuses, Willis ISD starts year on hiring boom
• Project by poet laureate tells local stories
• Chemical leak triggers shelter-in-place order
• Russia shells Ukrainian cities amid grinding push in east
• Contractor­s probed in quakes’ aftermath
• Special counsel for Trump inquiries picking up the pace
• Fear of dying, stress cited in GI shortage
• Who’ll pay to move statue?
• Balloon isn’t the only spy among us
• Math beats insurance disguised as investor products
• Startup accelerato­r on clean energy set
• Gensler continues to be an outsized force in commercial design
• Developers grow spec industrial portfolios across Houston region
• Gucci luxury fashion house opens a store in The Woodlands Mall
• Sustainabl­e, Chemical-Free Frack Fluid Is a Win for Both Oil and Gas Companies and the Environmen­t
• Hurts’ heroics fail
• Slippery field leaves both teams frustrated
• Teams going in opposite directions
• Green receives a buyout agreement after trade
• Foster tops Vargas in unanimous decision
• New coach brings Aggies high hopes
• Horns’ ready-to-win core attracted sixth man Rice
• Gamecocks cruise to win in battle of the unbeaten
• Lake Creek, others eye deep runs
• Houston area talent boasts some star power
• Auctioning off the treasures of Texas author Larry McMurtry
• New music-based card game Top 3! uses song titles to keep players guessing
• Alice Lok Cahana exhibit brings home Holocaust’s horror
• BOOK EVENTS
• What to watch
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Dear Abby:
• ROYAL STARS

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