When Texans in this part of the state want to find out what there is to do--or what other people did--in a given week, they turn to the Houston Press. The city's only major news and entertainment weekly is as brash and freewheeling as the city itself. And that no-holds-barred approach has garnered results: first place for investigative reporting in the 1998 John Bartlow Martin contest sponsored by Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism, a national citation for environmental journalism; and a sweep of four out of five first-place awards at the Houston Press Club Excellence in Journalism Awards . With more than 300,000 readers each week, the eyes of Texas are upon the Houston Press--and readers like what they see.