Author: Emily Lincke

El Big Boy food truck is now open in New Caney, a spokesperson for the business confirmed Aug. 1. The business serves tacos, tortas, barbecue sandwiches and more.

Here’s a roundup of the latest transportation updates in the area, as discussed during the July 29 Montgomery City Council meeting.

New Caney ISD teachers with at least three years of experience will receive a $2,500-$5,000 annual raise with funding approved by state lawmakers in June.

Legendary Cuts, a veteran-owned barber shop, is now open in New Caney.

On July 23, Montgomery County Precinct 4 launched a survey to gather community feedback for a master parks plan that community leaders hope to develop by the end of the year.

Cars parked illegally in Humble for two days or longer could now be fined $50-$200 after Humble City Council updated the city law July 24.

AJ Morales Insurance, a Houston-based insurance agency, has opened a second business location, which is located in Porter.

Several new businesses have opened, are coming soon or have been in the news across the New Caney and Porter areas.

A new microgreens and aquaponics store—Go Lilee Greens—is expected to open soon at a retail center in Porter.

New Caney ISD volunteer applications for the 2025-26 school year opened July 15.