Meredith Mohr
Meredith is a writer, editor, storyteller, and "girl-in-the-city." She's created content for thought leaders for publications like Forbes, The Texas Tribune, and The Houston Chronicle.
Small Businesses Hanging on Creatively as Pandemic Continues
The world and nearly everything in it looks drastically different now —how we work, where we work, where we can travel, where we get...
Personal Services are Getting Creative to Stay in Business During Pandemic
While grocery stores and other essential businesses stay open but take health and safety precautions, other businesses have to get creative to make a...
Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in Texas: What to know; What Might Be Next
If you’re one of more than a million Texans who qualify for a medical marijuana prescription to help with myriad diseases and conditions, the...
Ticks, Lyme Disease Could be More Prevalent This Year
If you’re heading out to enjoy the summer and early fall days or looking ahead to deer hunting season in Texas, keep this in...
Peer Pressure May be Key to Stemming COVID-19 Rise in Young People
With the passing of summer holiday celebrations, there’s been a flood of social media posts showing millennials hanging out on bar patios or joining...
Can Fluffy or Fido Get COVID-19? Will They Give it to Me?
You may be cooped up at home with your pets as COVID-19 surges in Texas, but is the dog park a safe place for...
The Future of Texas Performing Arts Hangs in the Balance
Empty rows of theater seats, darkened auditoriums, and canceled summer show tickets: these are all tangible reminders for the Texas arts and culture community...
5G Technology to Propel Texas Into a More Connected, Faster Future
As you drive across Texas, your cellphone probably goes in and out of service areas, moving across many different levels of connectivity. Your GPS...
Texas Migrant Detention Centers Hotbeds for COVID-19
If you’ve been exposed to coronavirus or have felt sick from an infection, chances are you have access to an urgent care, a drive-through...
Parents Face Hard Decisions About School for Their Kids
Summer is just halfway over, but already parents and teachers are thinking ahead to what the start of the school year will bring. There...
