📰 Here's Your October 26 issue of The Houstonian📰

Good morning Huntsville! Here's what's going on in your neck of the woods:

COVID-19 Reduces Campus Parking Sales

Sam Houston State University parking lots are emptier than normal this semester as students stay off campus and take blended or online classes to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.

How 5G Could Change Daily Life

Cell phone companies such as T-Mobile and Verizon have upgraded some of their 4G networks to 5G to offer users faster and better device performance. Also, an increasing amount of electronics companies are releasing new smartphones that support 5G. With many people depending on their smartphones to complete multiple daily tasks, 5G could play a significant role.

Historic Bearkat Games that Broke Attendance Records

Take a trip down memory lane as we look back on the games that drew some of the largest crowds for the Bearkats.

City Council Gives $50k to Bring Vietnam War Memorial to Huntsville

The Huntsville City Council awarded $50,000 to the HEARTS Veterans Museum of Texas on Oct. 20 to celebrate Vietnam veterans. The museum plans on buying an 80% replica wall of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. to permanently house in Huntsville.

Voters Recognize Joe Biden as President We Need

The year 2020 has been a challenge for citizens enjoying their golden years and millions of younger Americans who have seen their lives and careers turned upside down by a deadly coronavirus that has already claimed more than 210,000 American lives.

Pictured: Senior criminal justice major Finn Cunningham returns the birdie during an Oct. 20 intramural badminton match in the HKC.