Author: Emily Lincke

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling celebrated its one-year anniversary since opening a franchise location in Humble.

On Sept. 1, Montgomery ISD’s high school sports will kick off with the first games of the 2023-24 school year, putting the district’s new ticketing process to the test.

Tuition on a Lone Star College-Tomball program designed for students with cognitive disabilities was cut in half after the college system’s trustees voted to reduce it Aug. 3.

Two Spring ISD trustees are up for election this fall but will be running unopposed, according to candidate filings posted on the district’s website.

After serving in the Marine Corps, Hives for Heroes founder Steve Jimenez didn’t know beekeeping would be the key to reintegrating into civilian life. But as soon as he saw how much being around the insects helped his mental health, Jimenez said he…

Let’s Roll Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has expanded to include additional classes at its studio in New Caney.

Montgomery ISD trustees approved an almost $0.20 drop year-over-year for the district’s fiscal year 2023-24 tax rate thanks to property value growth, district leaders said on Aug. 21.

Texas students will receive steeper punishments for the possession of e-cigarettes thanks to a new state law, which Tomball ISD leaders began enforcing at the start of the school year Aug. 15.

Momentum High School’s new building includes updated technology as well as a cafeteria, full library and a gym—amenities not included at the school’s previous location, according to a July 11 news release from the district.

The percent of Montgomery ISD third- to eighth-grade students approaching grade level either improved or remained within two percentage points of 2022 scores for the spring administration of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, exc…