Author: Anna Lotz

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Occupancy rates were up year over year in the Tomball and Magnolia area for office, industrial and retail properties as of mid-December, data shows.

The number of homes sold declined or held steady year over year in November for all but three ZIP codes in Conroe and Montgomery.

The business offers batteries, specialty light bulbs, smart home and key fob selections, and phone repair services.

Willis ISD Superintendent Tim Harkrider said the district is outpacing its enrollment projections, adding 600 students this fall for 7% enrollment growth year over year, up from the projected 4% growth, he said.

Magnolia City Council members voted to accept an agreement Dec. 14 requiring the city to reclassify its water rate structure to group houses of worship with commercial businesses, the first step to wrapping up a yearslong lawsuit.

The economic development incentive regards HPE relocating its aviation department from San Jose, California, to the Conroe-North Houston Regional Airport.