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Conroe Noon Lions Update: Community Service and Appraisal Insights
The Conroe Noon Lions Club held a meeting on May 8, which included updates on gratitude, service activities, and informative presentations. The meeting started with a thank you from Reaves Elementary, represented by Counselor Melissa Bern, who presented two baskets of treats to thank the Lions for their support over the past year. Club President Jason Miller and support chairman Helen Thornton accepted the gifts on behalf of the club.
Montgomery County officials monitor outages, lake levels in aftermath of storm
Texas Department of Emergency Management officials are still in the area from May 6 storms and will be transitioning to aid Harris County following May 16 storms. (Jessica Shorten/Community Impact) San Jacinto River Authority officials announced the closure of Lake Conroe in a May 17 news release following upstream rainfall...
North Texans head to Houston to assist with historic flooding
NORTH TEXAS — Parts of southeast Texas are experiencing flooding worse than Hurricane Harvey, with hundreds of homes still underwater. That means there are thousands of Texans that need a hand. Luckily, Texans on Mission are ready to lend that hand through every disaster and they're heading to Houston armed with power, showers and hope. Wendell Romans is one of those volunteers and he finds himself on the road quite a bit these days. "I go a lot. Last year I was gone 100 days from home," he said. "We're looking at an area that is reaching flooding levels higher than Hurrican Harvey,"...
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