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Arkema, Harris County reach settlement 7 years after Hurricane Harvey causes explosions, fire
HOUSTON — Seven years ago this week, Hurricane Harvey inundated the Houston area with floodwaters that caused explosions and a massive fire at the Arkema plant in Crosby. Editor's note: The above video originally aired in 2020. The flooding knocked out power to Arkema warehouses that store hazardous organic...
The Woodlands High School Senior Represents Texas at American Legion Auxiliary Girls Nation
CONROE, TEXAS (August 27, 2024) – Alexandria Hant, a senior at The Woodlands High School, was selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Girls Nation in Washington, D.C. The weeklong program, founded in 1947, has provided exceptional civic education to thousands of students, teaching them about how the federal government works.
Rotary Club of The Woodlands celebrates 50th Anniversary with Book Launch
On Thursday, August 22, Rotary Club of The Woodlands hosted a formal book launch at The Woodlands Country Club for their 50th anniversary book titled In Pursuit of Service Above Self: A Celebration of 50 Years of Service by The Rotary Club of The Woodlands, TX 1975-2025. View photos from...
Uptown Cheapskate coming soon to Oak Ridge North
Uptown Cheapskate will allow individuals to trade in old clothes for cash or store credit. (Courtesy Pexels) Uptown Cheapskate, a clothing resale and recycling store, will open a new location in Oak Ridge North, according to the company. Uptown Cheapskate allows individuals to exchange clothing in good condition for cash or in-store credit for additional clothing. Clothing must be in good condition, and the company prefers clothing geared towards teens and young adults.
Oak Ridge North approves $200,000 design contract for new city hall
Oak Ridge North City Council member Holly McClaren, Mayor Paul Bond, and council member Alex Jones discussed the design contract on Aug. 26. (Jessica Shorten/Community Impact) Oak Ridge North City Council members approved moving forward on a contract for design services on a new city hall on Aug. 26 as the Robinson Road realignment project moves forward.
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