
Houston residents rally against proposed gas station
Officials and residents pushed back on a proposed gas station at Southmore and Live Oak, citing safety, property values, and quality of life.
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Houston · Riverside Terrace
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Read about public safety and quality of lifeNational Night Out
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · 6:00–7:30 PM
Riverside Park, 2600 S. Calumet, Houston, TX 77004
Great food, neighbors connecting, and a chance to meet your elected officials and discuss community issues.
Hosted by MacGregor Super Neighborhood 83, South MacGregor Civic Club, and Friends of Riverside Park.

RCA represents Riverside Terrace and the surrounding subdivisions, between Brays Bayou, Highway 288, Blodgett Street and the Columbia Tap Trail.
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POParazzi's Gourmet Popcorn is open at 5002 Ennis Street near TSU — and RCA donated a red bench out front so families have somewhere to sit and enjoy a treat.
In the News
Press coverage of Riverside Terrace residents organizing for safety, quality of life, and neighborhood character.

Officials and residents pushed back on a proposed gas station at Southmore and Live Oak, citing safety, property values, and quality of life.
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Petitions brought traffic calming to residential blocks.
Resident petitions improved on-street access.
Protections that preserve neighborhood character.
Volunteer cleanups cleared dumping and restored corridors.
Pushing for sidewalk repair, drainage, and investment.
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