The Putt Putt Fun House on Nasa Parkway in Webster has everything a kid (or a kid at heart) could ever want. With more than 30 years in the entertainment business, this place has put together an impressive collection of kid-friendly activities all under one roof. You'll find an incredible 54 holes of mini golf, as well as a black-lit laser tag arena with lots of obstacles, hiding spots, and corners to duck behind. Kids will enjoy the gigantic foam ball-filled play area, and everyone will have fun seeing a movie in the Fun House's 3-D theater. A rock climbing wall, bumper cars, bumper boats, and arcade games round out the activities that are available here.

You can pay as you go, or pick up an all-day pass for unlimited fun. When you visit, you'll definitely see kids having a blast, and you might even spy a few moms and dads sneaking in a game of skeeball or two.

Putt Putt Fun House
806 East Nasa Parkway
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 333-0579
www.puttputtfunhouse.com
www.yelp.com/biz/putt-putt-fun-house-webster

CC-BY-2.0/Flickr/Paul L Dineen

To enter the Sweepstakes, visit our Facebook Page and then look for the Sweepstakes tab (image shown below) located on our Facebook Page to enter. Sweepstakes ends April 30th, 2015. We suggest you like our page to keep informed about future sweepstakes and community happenings.

For mobile users, click here to enter.

Getting a little cold is fairly commonplace during the colder winter months, and it doesn’t usually require much treatment other than rest and chicken noodle soup. The flu, however, is a more serious issue, and although this virus usually requires antibiotics to kick, it can be quite difficult to tell the two apart. Here are a few smart ways to tell if you have a cold or the flu—and maybe even help you to catch it early on. (Remember to seek the professional advice of your physician!)

1. A cold usually comes with a sore throat, runny nose, and sometimes even a cough in the fourth or fifth days. These symptoms are usually fairly mild and cause more discomfort than pain and misery. If it is a cold, these symptoms will last for about a week.
2. The flu, on the other hand, comes with similar but more severe symptoms very early on. Your throat will be sore, your head and other muscles will ache, and you’ll likely have congestion and a cough. These symptoms could last for one week or longer, but they can turn into pneumonia if left untreated.
3. While an everyday cold doesn’t usually come with a fever, the flu often does. If your temperature reaches 100 degrees or higher, you're likely looking at a case of the flu.

Is It a Cold or The Flu? [NIAID]
Cold, Flu, & Cough Health Center [Web MD]
The Common Cold vs. The Flu… What You Need To Know [Health.com]

CC-BY-2.0/Flickr/Barbara Samuel