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How 'Be Someone' sign changed over the years
The graffiti has served as an icon for years in the Bayou City as people drive on I-45.
'Be Someone' graffiti is blacked out by vandals
'Be Someone' sign immortalized in museum train exhibit
'Be UR Own God' - Church in Ft. Bend Co. targeted by vandals
Laser light artists set iconic 'We Love Houston' sign aglow
Did you see this? Be Someone sign transformed into laser show
'Whites only' graffiti found on school track in Tomball
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Police: Unemployed man shoots friend who offered him a job
Man gets inked with 'Be Someone' tattoo across his head
'We make kids disappear': Billboard protests immigration policy
Houston's popular 'Be Someone' graffiti is back on I-45
'Be Someone' graffiti changed to honor Mattress Mack
Graffiti artist gives University of Houston classroom a facelift
Gang graffiti has law enforcement on alert in Fort Bend Co.
Austin's 'Graffiti Park' marked for demolition
Houston man wants city council to protect 'Be Someone' sign
Home, truck vandalized with anti-Trump messages
Houston's buildings transformed into art gallery
Police looking for Cypress elementary school vandals
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'Be Someone' graffiti is blacked out by vandals
'Be Someone' sign immortalized in museum train exhibit
'Be UR Own God' - Church in Ft. Bend Co. targeted by vandals
Laser light artists set iconic 'We Love Houston' sign aglow
Did you see this? Be Someone sign transformed into laser show
'Whites only' graffiti found on school track in Tomball
Police: Unemployed man shoots friend who offered him a job
Man gets inked with 'Be Someone' tattoo across his head
'We make kids disappear': Billboard protests immigration policy
Houston's popular 'Be Someone' graffiti is back on I-45
'Be Someone' graffiti changed to honor Mattress Mack
Graffiti artist gives University of Houston classroom a facelift
Gang graffiti has law enforcement on alert in Fort Bend Co.
Austin's 'Graffiti Park' marked for demolition
Houston man wants city council to protect 'Be Someone' sign
Home, truck vandalized with anti-Trump messages
Houston's buildings transformed into art gallery
Police looking for Cypress elementary school vandals
Show More
Show Fewer