The Legacy School of Performing Arts propelling Harvey dance toward Black avant-garde
Young dancers take current pop culture trends and alchemize them into a visually arresting storytelling experience and social commentary.
Young dancers take current pop culture trends and alchemize them into a visually arresting storytelling experience and social commentary.
The award-winning 2023 James Beard chef and Harvey native talks about his grandmother's influence on his cooking, representation in the culinary world, and his technique.
“If I can’t be a vehicle of change for the infrastructure of Harvey, I can be a vehicle of change for the seniors," 2023 Humana Game Changer James Lewis said.
The city's Indian community has nearly quadrupled in numbers since it began growing in the early 1970s. But in the 50 years since, no Indian person in Harvey has ever been elected to office.
“I’m proud the Lord kept me all these years to see my kids raised up and help people.” Harvey's Emma J. Taylor celebrates her 100th birthday and reflects on a century of family and service.
Twenty minutes after the meeting began, officials were required to adjourn because they no longer had the required attendance to conduct city business after one trustee abruptly left the virtual meeting.
Citizens United for Harvey Youth and Universal Baptist Church are co-hosting the free food and entertainment event to spread holiday cheer Saturday, December 17.
Citizens for Harvey Youth hosted an outdoor movie night under the stars to get youth off the phones and talking with one another. “It’s welcoming and engaging. We’re out sitting together like we’re at home,” one member said.
Riding high from his new "About Damn Time..." mixtape series, local music producer J.Phree is unapologetically switching gears to write the most authentic chapter of his life, yet.
The newly formed Citizens United for Harvey's Youth, a local community group, held their inaugural talent show to highlight young people and connect them to better opportunities.
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