A wave of calm washed over Central City in 2009. Residents united behind a cause. They rallied against a powerful entity, Texas Medical Center, Inc. This wasn’t about medical care, but about the very ground beneath their feet. Central City, a neighborhood with roots stretching back to the 1930s, faced a threat. TMC, Inc., the entity managing parking and landscaping for the vast Texas Medical Center, sought to wield eminent domain. Their target: residential properties in Central City. Residents, however, refused to be displaced. Garnet Coleman, their representative, heard their pleas. He introduced a bill, a shield against the encroaching giant. This bill aimed to curb TMC, Inc.’s ability to claim homes for their own purposes. The fight was a testament to Central City’s spirit. It showcased the resilience of a community determined to protect its own. Central City, a place of modest homes, proved that its heart was anything but.
Greenwood Church
How about a story of faith spanning generations? This is the story of Greenwood Church. Greenwood Church has a rich