Author: Houston - Community Impact Newspaper

Formally located at 8701 New Trails Drive, Ste. 118, The Woodlands, Yes to Youth has plans to relocate to a larger space on Oct. 27, Yes to Youth officials said. 

Italian fashion brand Loro Piana opened a store in River Oaks District on Oct. 17, according to a news release from the district.

Conroe ISD is in the process of developing its 2026-27 school year calendar that will be presented for approval by the board of trustees in January 2026. 

Missouri City officials are looking for resident input as the comprehensive plan update nears its completion.

Big Blue Swim School has opened its second Houston-area location in Katy.

Launched in September, Lamar CISD’s Bring Your Own Laptop pilot initiative aims to support high school students enrolled in Advanced Placement, dual credit and dual enrollment courses, amid a statewide personal device ban on campus grounds.

At an Oct. 21 meeting, Fulshear City Council set a new timeline for council staggered terms following the approval of new district maps in mid-September.

Officials with the Montrose Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone provided an update on the ongoing transportation projects from Houston-based engineering company HR Green, Inc, during the Oct. 20 meeting.

Since starting Second Servings in 2015, Bronstein said the nonprofit has provided more than $130 million worth of food across Houston and saved more than 18 million pounds of food from landfills.

Need something to do this weekend? See this list of events going on throughout the Tomball area this weekend.