Author: Jessica Shorten

The preliminary budget brought before commissioners totalled $455.18 million before any additional department or capital improvement requests.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has officially opened two disaster resource centers to provide one-on-one help with claims following Hurricane Beryl, the May 16 derecho and regional flooding in April.

The coffee shop announced its closure following nearly five years of business in The Woodlands.

The New York-themed bagel shop and cafe will be opening a second location in Creekside Park in early 2025.

Burns & Wilcox is a part of H.W. Kaufman Group, a global insurance provider company, and it is expected to open The Woodlands office in late 2024.

The Woodlands Township board is focusing in on legislative changes following the effects of Hurricane Beryl on the region.

Gil Staley, CEO of The Woodlands Area Economic Development Partnership, announced his retirement following 19 years within the EDP in an Aug. 1 news release.

The company is working on nearly $2.3 billion in projects meant to increase energy production and resiliency in the next several years.

Following a three-week expected closure due to damage from Hurricane Beryl, the city will allow existing pool pass holders to purchase 2025 passes at half price.

The township approved contracting with Williams Public Affairs to lobby for stronger energy reliability on behalf of the township.