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Midtown group unveils new art installation in honor of 'Grandmother of Juneteenth'

By Shawn Arrajj

The iconic sign welcoming Houstonians to the city's Midtown district has been given a new makeover in honor of Juneteenth thanks to local artist James E! Walker.

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