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Art & Culture
3rd Annual Young Makers Market prepares 46 Young Artists for Success
Alicia de Alva | August 13, 2026Forty-six young artists from across The Woodlands and Montgomery County gathered at Woodforest National Bank on August 8 for...
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News
Celebrate Genealogy and Preservation Center Day in Montgomery County on August 19
Anne Neidinger | August 11, 2026The Genealogy and Preservation Center is turning 50! For five decades, this space has been filled with research, laughter,...
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Health
Give Blood and help Save Lives at the Memorial Hermann & Gulf Coast Blood Community Blood Drive August 25
Amanda Williams | August 11, 2026Did you know? A single blood donation can help save up to three lives. Give the gift of life by...
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Health
HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe is nationally recognized for commitment to providing High-Quality Stroke Care
Meagen Korenek | August 11, 2026HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® Stroke Gold Plus; Target: Stroke...
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News
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office partners with TxDOT in Intoxicated Driver Mobilization enforcement Aug. 14-Sept. 7
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office | August 11, 2026The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), is participating in the Intoxicated...
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Events
City Place to host Houston debut of nationally acclaimed Color Vibe 5K on September 19
Lindsey Price | August 11, 2026One of the country’s most colorful fun runs is making its Houston debut this fall. For the first time...
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Art & Culture
The Woodlands Arts Council presents Heart of Glass Art Exhibition with two generations of artists
Alicia de Alva | August 11, 2026The Woodlands Arts Council (TWAC) presents Heart of Glass, an exhibition featuring the work of Michael Kerry Brown, Sally...
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News
National 811 Day: CenterPoint Energy reminds Customers to Contact 811 before Digging Projects
CenterPoint Energy | August 11, 2026Today, on National 811 Day, CenterPoint Energy is reminding its approximately two million customers in Texas to always contact 811 a few business days before starting any outdoor digging project, big or small. Contacting the 811 national service is free, and is an essential safety step...


























