Montgomery County Food Bank celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2025, honoring four decades of combating hunger and providing more than 9 million meals annually to local needy families.
Montgomery County Commissioners unanimously appointed Jay Mac Sanders as the new Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace. Sanders will complete a two-year term before the position comes up for re-election in 2026.
Conroe ISD is exploring options for a new agriculture barn after the landowner of the current facility decided to terminate the lease. District leaders aim to secure a permanent site to support future investments in the program.
Memorial Hermann-GoHealth Urgent Care opens in Conroe, providing affordable and efficient care for non-life-threatening conditions, complete with on-site X-rays, flu vaccines, and seamless integration into the Memorial Hermann care network.
Pat Spackey, a passionate Texas history advocate and descendant of Charles B. Stewart—the designer of the Texas flag—has passed away at 82. Widely known as "The Texas Flag Lady," Spackey dedicated her life to educating communities across Montgomery County and beyond about her notable ancestor and Texas heritage, leaving an indelible mark on the state's historical preservation efforts.
On Friday night, the Willis Wildkats continued their undefeated streak by overwhelming the Conroe Tigers 63-7 at Moorhead Stadium. With standout performances from quarterback Jack Emerson and a dynamic offense, the Wildkats dominated their neighbors to the south, solidifying their position as a top contender this season.
Lone Star Family Health Center is nearing the completion of a significant 24,000-square-foot expansion at its Conroe location, designed to improve the community's healthcare access.
The Conroe Hyatt Regency, a $133 million taxpayer-funded project, is on track to achieve a profitable year in 2025, generating an estimated $14.7 million in revenue. However, despite this financial upswing, the hotel still faces significant challenges in covering its substantial debt, which totals around $144 million.
The Conroe City Council is considering a 100-day moratorium on new construction in the northern part of the city to address water supply concerns and prevent a potential shortage. A second public hearing on the moratorium will be held on September 12, as city officials work to ensure a sustainable water future for current and future residents.
The Balloon Glow & Laser Show in Conroe, scheduled for July 19-20, 2024, promises a dazzling display of hot air balloons and lasers, along with food and live entertainment.