Constituent Spotlight

Al Martinez, Sr. has made his living as a real estate and insurance broker for almost 50 years, and has been the Precinct 206 judge for over 30 years. He is also the recipient of the Bronze Star, serving in the Korean War as a Marine. I’m proud to call Al my friend. Continue Reading »

Council Member Gonzalez’ home neighborhood, Lindale Park is often referred to as a hidden jewel in our city. The Civic Club boundaries are 610 to the north, Moody Street to the south, Robertson Street on the east and Fulton Street on the West. During the 2011 year, LPCC focused on preserving the neighborhood, improving their financial outlook, fostering a sense of community and continuing to take pride in their neighborhood. Continue Reading »

The Revered John W. Bowie is an influential community and faith-based leader in District H. He retired on July 9th of this year after serving for 18 years as pastor of the True Light Baptist Church located in historic Independence Heights. Pastor Bowie has played a major role in our community success by advocating for strong recovery programs, family involvement and the historic preservation.  Continue Reading »

(from The Houston Chronicle) Jessica Castillo-Hulsey sometimes calls herself a widow, even though she’s only divorced. Asked her age, she confesses she’s 58, then admits she’s just turned 60. Continue Reading »