Author: Andrew Christman

James Metts met with area residents to provide updates on three transportation projects coming east of I-45.

The energy company previously moved employees to The Woodlands to satisfy a tax abatement requirement.

The accreditation is voluntary but reportedly offers more advantages for students, such as financial aid and easier credit transfers.

Supply chain demands have caused a delay in the delivery of steel for the project, which is anticipated to arrive in mid-November.

The name change went into effect Oct. 7.

A water meter project was presented to the council during the Oct. 13 meeting.

Three candidates answer why they are running for The Woodlands board of directors Position 7.

The nonprofit Voter Awareness Council is encouraging voters to take part in the Nov. 2 election to break a trend of low turnout in years without a presidential election.

Owner Tiffany Cochran said Volume Music is more than a record shop. Along with vinyl prints of albums, the store has CDs, cassette tapes, books based on music and band clothing.

Empty storefronts at Grogan’s Mill Village Center over the past year and a half have raised concerns about the center’s survival among area business owners and residents.