
Conroe Denied More Time for a 133-Acre Plan—Here’s What Is Already on File
Conroe denied a second extension for a 133-acre mixed-use plan near FM 3083 and SH 75. Here is what the vote changes—and what remains on file.
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Conroe denied a second extension for a 133-acre mixed-use plan near FM 3083 and SH 75. Here is what the vote changes—and what remains on file.

Montgomery County cast 18,837 ballots on the first day of early voting—16.5% more than the comparable opening day in 2022. Willis led all county sites, and 11 days remain before the November 3 election.

A 260-lot second section has county approval near Willis. Dock Line is asking how the surrounding roads, drainage systems and emergency access will keep pace.

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.

Missing teeth change how you eat, speak, and smile. ClearChoice in The Woodlands explains implants, the team, financing, and a Dock Line reader offer.

Part 1: The huge cleared tract along FM 1488 looks sudden. Public records show Longleaf has been moving through planning, platting and land deals for far longer than the bare ground suggests. Part 2 follows the infrastructure, taxes and money behind the growth.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, America pauses at Ground Zero, the Pentagon and a field near Shanksville — three places holding one nation's grief and the names of 2,977 lives.

Nearly half of adults over 30 show signs of gum disease. Here’s what to watch for — and how ClearChoice in The Woodlands helps patients restore a smile after tooth loss.

The growth map no longer has one arrow. Named communities, road projects and major retailers reveal five separate corridors developing around Lake Conroe.

A former hardware store near Montgomery's historic district is being planned as a municipal complex. Along Highway 105, H-E-B and more development are arriving. The building is not merely changing tenants; it is recording the moment a town changed scale.

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.