Difference between revisions of "Talk:Houston"

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Article name

Shouldn't the article name be Houston? Even if there are more than one Houston, I'd think Houston, Texas would fall into the same category of Paris as the "most well-known". Unless anyone disagrees I'd like to move the article back. -- Wrh2 23:40, 24 Oct 2005 (EDT)

That is a great idea. Houston is massive and the other "Houstons" are quite small in comparison.

Links removed from main page.

The following links were removed from the main page because they do not follow the external link guidelines. However they may be useful reading when adding to the article itself. -- Ilkirk 20:10, 13 Nov 2005 (EST)

• Houston Travel Guide - http://www.houstontravelguide.com
• Downtown Houston Guide - http://www.downtownhouston.com

More links added and removed from the main page listed below.... -- Tom Holland (xltel) 12:35, 12 Feb 2006 (EST)

• Houston Chronicle - Houston's major daily newspaper.
• Houston Press - Houston's weekly free alternative newspaper, with info about local events in the arts and other happenings.
• Hater Magazine - Bush Hates Black People, info about Houtson Urban music and culture
• Downtown Houston
• off the kuff
• Lopez@Large

Nit Picking

NoDo? Does anybody actually call it that? That's the warehouse district, right? I don't frequent that area too much, but I have never heard that term used by anybody. And I don't think that anybody actually calls the (Asian) Bellaire "New Chinatown." I think Two Rows deserves a mention in the local beers section. How about Shiner, though ? Is that close enough?

go for it!. Majnoona 14:37, 24 April 2006 (EDT)

Oh the warehouse district. I've lived in Houston all my live and never heard "nodo" outside of WT. And shiner is a texas institution. Jordanmills 15:26, 24 April 2006 (EDT)

yeah I've never heard the term "NoHo" either, just "warehouse district." Also, the term "Bellaire Chinatown" seems to be much more common than "New Chinatown."