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H-E-B Summer of Sharing Event gives free groceries and hot meals to 800 Montgomery County Families in need
Over 800 Montgomery County families in need received free groceries, hot meals, and goodies for kids at the H-E-B Summer of Sharing event held June 29, 2024 at Woodforest Bank Stadium in Shenandoah, Texas. Through its Summer of Sharing initiative, H-E-B has held distribution events in several cities across Texas, and Montgomery County was fortunate to be one of the stops again this summer. The mega mobile distribution was made possible by the collaborative efforts of H-E-B, Conroe Independent School District and Montgomery County Food Bank.
‘Unacceptable:’ Investigation opened into company that runs Conroe Animal Shelter after puppy chews off injured leg
CONROE, Texas – Conroe Mayor Duke Coon says what happened to a three-month-old cattle dog puppy named Casey is inexcusable. The dog, who arrived at the Conroe Animal Shelter on Sunday, July 7, with a severely mangled leg, was treated with what the shelter calls “over the counter” pain medications and was never given an E-collar to keep him from further aggravating the injury.
7 cases of West Nile virus confirmed in Harris County residents; over 500 positive mosquito samples
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — Harris County Public Health said seven human cases of West Nile virus have been confirmed in unincorporated areas of the county. The number of positive mosquito samples has also skyrocketed with 520 cases across a widespread area, HCPH said. Positive samples were found in 168 out of the 268 unincorporated areas. There were only 50 positive samples in 2023 but a warmer spring season and recent rains are blamed for the dramatic increase this summer.
Conroe City Council accepts retirements, resignations for personnel including fire, police chiefs
At its July 25 meeting, Conroe City Council accepted the retirements or resignations of the city's police chief, fire chief, parks and recreation director and the executive director of the Conroe Economic Development Council. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact) Editor's note: This story has been updated with a statement from Place 3...
Special Counsel appointed in DWI case of Harris County Judge Kelli Johnson
HOUSTON – Harris County Judge Kelli Johnson’s DWI case is being taken over by the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, but is staying in Harris County. Johnson is the elected official of the 178th District Court. In June, she was arrested by a Houston Police Officer for...
Humble ISD Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen Dismissed Amidst Board Strife and Pending Texas Education Agency Investigation
The Humble Independent School District board has voted, in a close 4-3 decision, to fire Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen. Fagen, who was accused of not maintaining a proper relationship with the board, had been on administrative leave since May before her termination, according to reports from The Houston Chronicle. Despite the...
The Woodlands Township Board meets, proclaims Farmers Market Week August 4-10
The Woodlands Township shared the following recap of the regularly scheduled Board of Directors meeting held on Wednesday, July 24, 2024. The Woodlands Township Board of Directors presented a proclamation to celebrate National Farmers Market Week, August 4-10, 2024, recognizing the vital role area growers play in providing access to locally produced foods through farmers markets. These markets contribute $9 billion annually to the U.S. economy and support the sustainability of family farms, rural revitalization and community health. Established in 2008, The Woodlands Farmer’s Market at Grogan’s Mill revitalizes the local area, supports local farmers and brings residents together while funding community programs through the Grogan’s Mill Village Association. The proclamation was read by Treasurer Richard Franks.
Shenandoah City Council Meeting Update July 24, 2024
Supporting Documents for Agenda Items can be found HERE. Missed the Council meeting? Check out our YouTube channel and watch at your convenience. Attendance: Mayor John Escoto, Mayor Pro Tem Charlie Bradt (Position 4), Frank Robinson (Position 5), Jim Pollard (Position 3), Ron Raymaker (Position 1) Absent: Ted Fletcher (Position...
The Woodlands Township Approves $4.3M for Facility Upgrades Including Town Hall and Parks Expansion
The Woodlands Township board is clearly in a state of growth as it gave the green light to a $4.3 million project designed to expand the Town Hall, Parks and Recreation Headquarters, and Fire Department facilities. According to the Houston Chronicle, the parks and recreation department's expansion includes a new 4,500-square-foot annex to the existing buildings. This expansion seeks to mitigate the cramped quarters that have evolved as the department's staff and responsibilities have grown over the years.
Woodland Lane Ceramics and Art Studio to offer weekly classes in The Woodlands
Jesse Lane is offering weekly art classes in The Woodlands area. (Courtesy Woodland Lane Ceramics and Art Studio) Artist Jesse Lane is offering weekly classes in The Woodlands area, according to a July 23 news release. Lane received the “Pioneer of Realism” award from the International Guild of Realism, and...
Brazoria Drainage District 4 seeking resident input on natural hazards
Brazoria Drainage District 4 is conducting an online survey to obtain residents' input on their experience with natural hazards, such as drought, flooding and ice.(Courtesy Steffon Marsh/Spring Fire Department) Brazoria Drainage District 4 is conducting an online survey to obtain residents' input on their experience with natural hazards, such as...
Dog Missing From Houston Area For A Year Found In South Texas
A dog found in Edinburg will soon be heading home after a year on the run. Animal control officers found the white Maltipoo recently and received a surprise after scanning its microchip. The dog’s owner lives in Humble, a suburb of Houston, and she told animal services staffers that she...
The Woodlands Township moves forward on $4.3M upgrade for parks campus
The Woodlands Township Parks and Recreation Department and Environmental Services campus oversees the managements of the townships pathways, parks and other environmental management factors. (Vanessa Holt/Community Impact) The Woodlands Township board voted on July 24 to approve construction design for a $4.3 million expansion of the Parks and Recreation Department...
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