County looking to stop red light cameras
Montgomery County Precinct 3 Commissioner James Noack, sworn into office in January, is setting his sights on eliminating the photo-enforced intersections, or red light cameras, throughout The Woodlands.
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New Houston area code to accommodate growing population, business
The Houston area will have a new area code as of September 2014 to accommodate increased population and business growth. more »
May 23, 2013 by Connor Hyde in Northwest Houston
Houston’s Wine & Food Week returns to The Woodlands
May 23, 2013 by Liza Winkler in The Woodlands
Courtesy The Woodlands Development Company
Second Hughes Landing office building nears start
With One Hughes Landing nearing completion, Development Company sets its sites on second building more »
May 20, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Expansions, relocations signal energy boom in The Woodlands
The growth in the energy sector in The Woodlands over the last two years has been significant. more »
May 9, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Photo courtesy Memorial Hermann
Memorial Hermann adding medical office building, parking
A new four-story medical office building planned for the Memorial Hermann The Woodlands campus is yet another sign of the economic growth in The Woodlands. The $15 million building is one of three recently announced by Memorial Hermann in the Houston more »
May 9, 2013 by Brian Walzel in The Woodlands
Photo courtesy NCAA
NCAA swim meet makes $1.5 million splash
Hosting its first NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships in March, representatives of the City of Shenandoah were not sure what to expect from an event of that magnitude. However, early estimates indicate the event brought in $1.5 millio more »
May 9, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands (1 Comments)
Woodlands sites considered for Astros minor league team
Local economic development leaders have approached the Houston Astros and owner Jim Crane about the possibility of moving the franchise’s AAA minor league team to The Woodlands area. more »
May 9, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Road widening to alleviate traffic along FM 2978
Two separate mobility projects will result in the widening of FM 2978 and Honea Egypt Road over the next year. The FM 2978 project will be taken on by the Texas Department of Transportation, while Montgomery County has partnered with the Westwood Imp more »
May 9, 2013 by Shawn Arrajj in The Woodlands
Tomball ISD bond includes Woodlands schools
In response to a surge of growth in the northeast and southern regions of Tomball ISD, areas which include The Woodlands, the district called a bond election this month to pay for four new schools and renovations at all existing schools. more »
May 9, 2013 by Tamra Santana in The Woodlands
Ferrari dealership coming to The Woodlands
Ferrari of Houston to open satellite dealership in Waterway Square parking garage in The Woodlands more »
May 9, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Courtesy The Woodlands Development Company
PetroQuest Energy announced for One Hughes Landing
May 7, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Business park capitalizes on market, ExxonMobil site
Louetta Business Park planned to house nine buildings, 135,000 square feet of office, warehouse space more »
May 1, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Air quality improves in Harris County, report finds
A report from The American Lung Association released April 24 found Harris County has cut year-round soot levels since last year. more »
Apr 30, 2013 by Shawn Arrajj in Tomball | Magnolia
Civic association to address concerns of Rayford Road corridor residents
Rayford Road Civic Association forms to address residential concerns, bridge communication gap between taxing entities more »
Apr 29, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
H-GAC to request consultants for South Montgomery County mobility plan
Scope of work being finalized by South Montgomery County entities, requests for proposals could be distributed in May more »
Apr 26, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Oak Ridge North presents possible comprehensive plan initiatives
Initiatives include rerouting of Robinson Road, creation of a town center area in Oak Ridge North more »
Apr 25, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Courtesy The Woodlands Township
The Woodlands unveils new Central Fire Station
$7.3-million fire station serves as hub for Woodlands Fire Department more »
Apr 24, 2013 by Brian Walzel in The Woodlands
St. Luke's agrees to sell to Catholic Health Initiatives
Agreement includes entirety of healthy system, including The Woodlands hospital more »
Apr 19, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Shenandoah City Council considers solar-powered street lights
Shenandoah considers trial program on solar-powered lights before installation of 71 lights in Shenandoah Valley more »
Apr 12, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Image courtesy The Woodlands Development Company
Conference center to undergo renovation
Work has begun on a $60 million expansion and renovation of the 39-year-old Woodlands Resort and Conference Center—a project developers hope will improve the stature of the iconic facility while establishing it as a tourist destination. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Brian Walzel in The Woodlands
South Montgomery County entities name projects for transportation study
Discussions regarding the creation of a transportation study by the Houston-Galveston Area Council and various South Montgomery County entities continued in March. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands (1 Comments)
Shenandoah maintains opposition to proposed Research Forest overpass
With one project The Woodlands Development Company tried to include on the 2013-16 Transportation Improvement Plan having been scrapped, another is experiencing resistance. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Brian Walzel in The Woodlands
I-45 HOV lanes could extend to S. Loop 336
The Texas Department of Transportation has proposed an extension of the I-45 HOV lanes north to S. Loop 336 in Conroe. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Oak Ridge North retail center gets makeover, expects new tenants
While the City of Oak Ridge North continues to revamp its economic development strategy, one of the city’s largest shopping centers is receiving a facelift from Grocers Supply. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Springwoods Village nearing home occupancy
With the construction of the major infrastructure components of Springwoods Village, including roads and utilities, near completion, the development’s first residents are expected to soon be moving in to new homes. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Brian Walzel, Marie Leonard in The Woodlands
Legislators continue discussions on how to fund TxDOT
Texas lawmakers are searching for a path to finding billions of dollars in new annual funding for highway maintenance. more »
Apr 11, 2013 by Karen Brooks Harper—Capitol Correspondent in The Woodlands
Oak Ridge North considers moratorium for neighborhood business district
Moratorium could help Oak Ridge North make ordinance changes during comprehensive planning process more »
Apr 9, 2013 by Matt Stephens in The Woodlands
Picket Fences
Photo by Matt Stephens
Homegrown shop offers home decor, gifts
Milstead Automotive
Photo by Brian Walzel
Family drives 40-plus years of service
Frances and John Planchard
Photo by Matt Stephens
Couple integral to Oak Ridge North's history
The Friendship Center
Photo courtesy The Friendship Ce
Group provides transportation, meals
Spring Creek Greenway
Photo courtesy Montgomery County
Preservation project features activities
The John Cooper School
Photo courtesy The John Cooper S
College prep school celebrates 25th year
Rayford Road at Imperial Oaks Boulevard
Photo by Matt Stephens
Check out a guide to the stores, shops and restaurants along Rayford Road.
Election Guide
A guide to the May 11 City of Shenandoah City Council election
Perfect Blend Baker
Photo by Brian Walzel
Family bakery offers a refreshing change
Chef's Corner
First photo courtesy Jasper’s
A feature on local and notable executive chefs
Hummingbird Tea Room
Photo by Brian Walzel
Spirit of community, buying local drives approach
Mama J's BBQ and Grill
Photo by Brian Walzel
Strong growth leads to owner eyeing expansion
Woodlands Construction Projects
Photo by Jackie Brunk
Building projects nearing completion
The Shell Houston Open
Photo courtesy The Woodlands Res
Popular PGA Tour event drew thousands
Norhshore Park
Photo courtesy The Woodlands Township
Park plays home to a variety of events
Commercial Real Estate Guide
Check out this month's featured commercial properties
Real Estate Guide – Spring Trails
Check out a guide to featured homes and market trends in the Spring Trails neighborhood.
Volunteer Guide 2013
Discover ways to get involved in local nonprofits and give back to your community
Thank you for your comments, LJ. The new poll about the red light cameras is posted now. You can fi...
Annie Drabicky | County looking to stop red light cameras
I think the Red Light Cameras are dangerous. I feel a need to race through those intersections to a...
LJ | County looking to stop red light cameras
Its extra burden on the county based on the facts presented in this article. There is no strong pro...
John Gable | County looking to stop red light cameras