Last weekend was a busy one in Houston. Downtown, the Not Too Shabby Fall Fest sprawled along Grand Avenue with an array of local and area vendors, food trucks and shops open for visitors. Attendees could buy permanent jewelry, coats made from quilts, hand-thrown ceramics, scented candles and fiber art, all while snacking on kettle corn, lemonade and tacos. […]
Originally from middle Tennessee, Zoe graduated from the University of Missouri in May 2026 with a master's in journalism. She primarily covers local government and school board and writes features for... More by Zoe Naylor
