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Buck Perino resigns from council, leaving an opening. There's a six-month review of the general fund. Council pushed two development items to later meetings, and they sent a formal complaint about their shared executive director to the EDC & CDC boards.
A morning of proclamations, Dolly Parton included. Then a back-and-forth in open court over merit raises for Precinct 3 employees. And a quick look at toll road revenues to wrap up the morning.
On September 17th 2026, The Woodlands Township Board of Directors met to discuss various topics within the community. The Township solidified their decision to end the thirty-year mounted patrol by the privately-held Alpha & Omega Security Patrol. The board approved a new deal with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office that will bring a mounted unit to the area. Also in the meeting, the board heard from a cell-tower contractor on planned construction of cell towers within The Woodlands parks.
Saturday morning, Sept. 12, Sprouts Farmers Market officially welcomed The Woodlands shoppers through its doors. Starting with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 6:45 am., guests were ushered into the once Randalls building at Panther Creek Village Center, 4775 W. Panther Creek Drive, The Woodlands, TX.
A short meeting on Sept. 8 carried more than meets the eye. The council amended this year's budget, appointed six people to a new impact fee committee, and set its tax rate meetings for Sept. 15 and 16.
The county's impact statement puts the increase at $25.39 on a median homestead. One resident wrote a letter to the court in opposition, but nobody spoke at the meeting.
Public comment from residents fueled much of the night's meeting. Board-approved tax rate, higher than the no-new-revenue rate. And future discussions over "The Woodlands Independence Day" after the anti-annexation agreement with Houston.
Montgomery County Commissioner's Court twice weighed how far its authority reaches into other elected offices.
The Magnolia City Council met Tuesday, August 11th, for a meeting that touched on development, changes inside City Hall, appointments to the city's economic development boards and the future of Magnolia's Flock camera system.
A packed Commissioners Court meeting on August 6th, included 2027 budget discussion and an extended debate over possible bond propositions.
A packed July City Council meeting moved through most of its agenda without disagreement or debate. Notable items sparked concern from residents.
The Tomball, TX-Based nonprofit brought supporters together at Hotel ZaZa in Houston, Texas for an evening centered on military morale, personal impact and the people who keep the mission moving.