Ellen Carlin became interested in helping children with hearing conditions when she met her neighbor’s cousin who suffered from hearing loss.

Trampoline park gets kids jumping

Chicago-based pizzeria hits its stride

Lone Star Executive Airport in Conroe celebrated the opening of its new extension of runway 14-32 during a March 23 ceremony that featured Montgomery County Judge Craig Doyal and members of the Montgomery County Commissioners Court.

Unique flavors increase customer draw

Seven years after The Woodlands Athletic Center closed, The Woodlands Township is considering a proposal that would result in a new swimming facility at one of the community’s parks.

Donna Gylling was a regular customer of resale stores and frequently visited the Kid to Kid store in Fort Worth.

Growth in The Woodlands is in its twilight. Forty years ago, George Mitchell envisioned a forested community where residents could live, work and play.

Home furnishing store sees growth

As state legislators move closer to expanding gun rights at public colleges and universities, Lone Star College System officials conducted two public forums to educate the community on the proposed laws and gather feedback.

Car event focus on classics, fundraising for charity

Montgomery County Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack’s office has been conducting a mosquito abatement program annually since 2004 in an ongoing effort to educate the public about the dangers of West Nile virus and other diseases.

A spotlight on independently owned businesses and a listing of stores, services and restaurants in the Woodlands Crossing Shopping Center.

The city of Shenandoah approved a zoning measure to move forward on three major developments that could potentially add 3,000 new residents to the city.

Store features 24 beer taps, wood-burning pizza oven

The number of drivers getting behind the wheel and driving while drunk have decreased in Montgomery County over the past year, but in The Woodlands the issue is occurring more often, according to law enforcement reports.

The Woodlands Township, The Woodlands Development Standards Committee and Montgomery County have all approved construction of a new small cell network that will bring better cell service to some areas of The Woodlands.

Legislation for a new improvement district proposed by the Rayford Road Civic Association is being written and will be presented to the state House of Representatives in April.

Despite the energy downturn that has brought lower oil prices and job losses to Texas, locally owned businesses and nonprofit organizations in The Woodlands have not felt significant negative effects.

The Texas Department of Transportation approved 12 previously unfunded transportation projects in the Greater Houston area—six of which are in Montgomery and Harris counties—that will be funded this year as a result of the passing of Prop. 1.