Author: Nichaela Shaheen

The vote came the same day council members rescinded all permits issued to Blackfin Pipeline and approved a stop-work order for its compressor station site along I-45 in south Conroe. The decision for the stop-work order comes after Montgomery Coun…

Conroe City Council approved two contracts Oct. 10 to help prepare the new Oscar Johnson Jr. Enrichment and Recreation Center for opening—one for a perimeter fence and another for interior furniture.

During an Oct. 10 City Council meeting, Conroe city officials said ongoing water plant and well projects are on track, though land acquisition remains one of the city’s challenges.

The Precinct 1 and 3 projects are funded through the $480 million road bond approved by voters in May 2025.

Gibbs shared her priorities for Conroe’s finance department with Community Impact and how she plans to maintain transparency and accountability, and the strategies she’ll use to ensure the city’s financial health remains strong amid growth and risi…

Gibbs shared her priorities for Conroe’s finance department with Community Impact and how she plans to maintain transparency and accountability, and the strategies she’ll use to ensure the city’s financial health remains strong amid growth and risi…

Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough declared a local state of disaster and issued a countywide burn ban effective Oct. 14, citing rapidly worsening drought conditions and an elevated risk of wildfires, he announced in an Oct. 13 Facebook post.

Lane’s Line offers natural and plant based skin care products and home essentials. Edmonds said she handcrafts all products, which includes soap, tallow, lotion, lotion sticks, lotion candles, regular scented candles, lip balm, laundry wa…

Lane’s Line offers natural and plant based skin care products and home essentials. Edmonds said she handcrafts all products, which includes soap, tallow, lotion, lotion sticks, lotion candles, regular scented candles, lip balm, laundry wa…

The city of Shenandoah announced the resignation of City Administrator Kathie Reyer on Oct. 8 after 18 years with the city, citing health reasons.