Houston’s beloved former county judge awarded a key prize in West U


The tradition began in medieval times, when cities were built within fortress walls that were guarded during the day and locked tight at night. If cities wanted to honor non-citizens, they’d grant them “freedom of the city,” which allowed the trusted outsiders to come and go as they pleased. Now, when cities wish to honor special residents or visitors, the mayor will call the local newspaper for a photo op, and award a “key to…

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