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New 7,000-Square-Foot Facility in Conroe Expands Homeless Services at Miracle City

New 7,000-Square-Foot Facility in Conroe Expands Homeless Services at Miracle City
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Conroe Delays Vote on Protest Permit Rule Amid First Amendment Pushback

Conroe Delays Vote on Protest Permit Rule Amid First Amendment Pushback
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Fabian Medhurst

Conroe Voters to Decide Whether to Restructure City Government

Conroe Voters to Decide Whether to Restructure City Government
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Residents Say Conroe’s Proposed Protest Fees Threaten Free Speech Rights

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Conroe Voters to Weigh Major Government Overhaul, 14 Other Charter Changes
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Conroe Voters to Weigh Major Government Overhaul, 14 Other Charter Changes

Conroe voters face 15 propositions on the November ballot, the first potential charter update since 2014. The amendments address city operations, debt limits, and quorum rules, highlighted by a proposal to adopt a council-city manager form of government.

Texas Students Can Apply to Public Colleges for Free Oct. 13–19
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Texas Students Can Apply to Public Colleges for Free Oct. 13–19

From Oct. 13–19, Texas residents can apply to public colleges and universities without paying application fees as part of the state’s first Free College Application Week.

Wildkats Look to Build Momentum Against Conroe’s Run-Heavy Attack
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Wildkats Look to Build Momentum Against Conroe’s Run-Heavy Attack

The Willis Wildkats look to carry their winning momentum into this week’s game against Conroe, which is fighting to keep its playoff hopes alive. Both teams are hungry to prove themselves after contrasting results last week.

HAZMAT Responds After Jail Explosion, Fire in Montgomery County
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HAZMAT Responds After Jail Explosion, Fire in Montgomery County

An explosion and fire at the Montgomery County Jail’s crime lab on Wednesday morning sent one sheriff’s office employee to the hospital and prompted a HAZMAT response.

Texas Toasts Its Growing Wine Legacy During Texas Wine Month
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Texas Toasts Its Growing Wine Legacy During Texas Wine Month

In October, Texans are toasting to the celebration of Texas Wine Month, a time that highlights a remarkable grape harvest and the increasing national acclaim for the state's flourishing vineyards and wine regions.

Severe Drought Prompts Countywide Burn Ban in Montgomery County
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Severe Drought Prompts Countywide Burn Ban in Montgomery County

As a result of the severe drought and the potential for wildfires, Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough declared a local disaster and issued a burn ban that applies to the whole county beginning on October 14.

Texas Toasts Its Growing Wine Legacy During Texas Wine Month
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Texas Toasts Its Growing Wine Legacy During Texas Wine Month

In October, Texans are toasting to the celebration of Texas Wine Month, a time that highlights a remarkable grape harvest and the increasing national acclaim for the state's flourishing vineyards and wine regions.

Severe Drought Prompts Countywide Burn Ban in Montgomery County
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Severe Drought Prompts Countywide Burn Ban in Montgomery County

As a result of the severe drought and the potential for wildfires, Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough declared a local disaster and issued a burn ban that applies to the whole county beginning on October 14.

Conroe Sisters Jailed After 12-Year-Old Escapes Months of Abuse
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Conroe Sisters Jailed After 12-Year-Old Escapes Months of Abuse

Two sisters are behind bars after a 12-year-old girl escaped their Conroe home and told investigators she had endured months of physical and sexual abuse.

The Picklr expands in Houston suburbs with new Cypress and Conroe facilities
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The Picklr expands in Houston suburbs with new Cypress and Conroe facilities

Houston’s suburbs are getting more places to play America’s fastest-growing sport, with The Picklr opening in Cypress and a larger Conroe location on the way.

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