Ahead of the May 3 election, the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce will host a public forum to discuss the proposed $480 million Montgomery County road bond, with insights from Precinct 1 Commissioner Robert Walker.
In an interview with Community Impact, newly appointed Conroe Police Chief Jon Buckholtz shared his goals for public safety, technology upgrades, and collaboration as he returns to lead a department he once served for over two decades.
Two sisters with deep roots in Montgomery County breathe new life into a familiar Conroe venue. The newly opened Lucy Blues bar blends live blues music, gourmet food, and sports under one roof.
Montgomery County is moving forward with a plan to secure $16.5 million in federal funding to address longstanding road and drainage issues in Precinct 4.
Houston will host a memorial for boxing great George Foreman on Monday, April 15. The livestreamed service will celebrate his legacy as an athlete, minister, and community advocate.
Montgomery City Council has approved a $4.8 million infrastructure agreement with BCS Capital Development to support a significant mixed-use project near Hwy. 105, aiming to enhance growth and livability.
Spring is alive in Conroe! Catch Shakespeare in Love at the Crighton, dive into crawfish at Pacific Yard House, and bring the family to Kidzfest on April 26.
Montgomery County Sheriff Wesley Doolittle’s new enforcement effort stopped more than 100 drivers for red light violations in The Woodlands, part of a broader push to reduce dangerous driving.
For the second consecutive year, Conroe ISD has earned a spot on Forbes’s prestigious list of America’s Best Large Employers, solidifying its reputation as one of the top workplaces in Texas and the nation.
In an announcement that blurs the line between science fiction and reality, Colossal Biosciences has revealed the successful de-extinction of the dire wolf — a fearsome Ice Age predator long thought lost to time and myth. Three healthy pups named Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi are now proof that ancient DNA can bring the past back to life.
UT Austin will no longer require students to complete “Flag” courses — including a class on U.S. cultural diversity — to graduate. The move follows efforts by Sen. Brandon Creighton (R-Conroe) to rein in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at public universities across Texas.