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Emprendedor venezolano lanzá apertura de food truck en los Woodllands.
Viajó 2,142 millas de Mérida, Venezuela a Houston, Texas. Desanimado por la situación política de Venezuela, Yonathan Toro se montó en un avión con su esposa e hija en el 2016 y emigró hacia los Estados Unidos dispuesto a enfrentarse a lo que se le pusiera enfrente. Toro, vino de …

Familias se preparan para festejar el Dia De los Muertos en Houston
Houston – A unas cuantas semanas del Día De Los Muertos, decenas de familias se preparan para celebrarlo con sus tradicionales altares en MECA Houston. La familia Vara por años a decorado un altar para sus padres. “Estamos apenas empezando a organizarlo. Estas son las cosas que nosotros conocimos en …

Skabz: Subculture of clowns wounds traditional performers
Throughout the recent years, creepy clowns have made an appearance in all platforms, from movies to internet pranks creepy clowns have somewhat become part of our culture. The Venture explores the sub-culture for adult entertainment clowns.

55 Strong
We often hear the term “B-Line” through our years; not the actual physical movement of making the letter “B,” but the colloquial usage of the term pertaining to focus. It comes from the act of one of the most beautiful, and undervalued creatures on Earth; the Bee. Webster’s dictionary defines …

Five Things To Do If You Are Stuck By Imelda
As a Houstonian, flash flood warnings are unfortunately very common. Houston is prone to flooding and Imelda brings back remnants of what happened with Harvey. It is no fun having to remember the floods, the evacuations and the people affected by that tragedy. This is why The Venture would like …

Podcast: Connie Leon shares how to make a successful blog
When Connie Leon started her blog she just felt a need to connect with other people. She didn’t know that her hobby could potentially be very lucrative. “I’m pretty sure there are people that just try to do (blogging) for the money, but I’m also pretty sure that if you’re …
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Podcast: How Connie Leon, Houston Latina Bloggers, got started in blogging and social media marketing
Connie Leon, Founder of Houston Latina Bloggers, started her blog in 2009 while working for Harris County. It started as a project to practice writing, but while pregnant, she created a community of caring mothers. While looking to other bloggers for inspiration like Heather Armstrong, Connie has evolved into the …
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Be a dog, but be humble
What does it mean for a boy to become a man? Is it finishing high school, going to college, graduating and getting that perfect job? All while meeting the perfect mate and creating a family? By 20th century standards, that would be the plan. That was considered “right” and just …

The Houston Hitman
Sometimes, being good just isn’t good enough. You have to be great. For the average person, good is sufficient, but for a real competitor, greatness must be achieved. Being a champion calls for so many different eccentricities that attribute to success. Heart. Discipline. Desire. Tireless work ethic. Composure. Integrity. The …

Latin Restaurant Weeks’ Debut in H-Town
Latin Restaurant Weeks is turning up the heat in Houston this summer from June 2nd- June 16th, with a two week initiative to support local Latin restaurants and professionals in Houston’s culinary scene. Benefiting the Houston Hispanic Health Coalition, Latin Restaurant Weeks focuses on introducing Houstonians to participating Latin-owned restaurants …