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City of Conroe Blackfin agrees to relocate the Conroe Compressor Station

Blackfin Pipeline, LLC agreed to relocate the Conroe compressor station following a Temporary Injunction from the 457th Judicial District Court. The City of Conroe plans to discuss rescinding permits for the project at an upcoming council meeting. City officials expressed satisfaction with the decision to move the compressor station away from residential areas.

Career Drug Runner sentenced to TDCJ for endangering life of Law Enforcement Officer

Shawn Gollihugh, a 46-year-old from Irving, TX, received a guilty verdict for drug trafficking and endangering law enforcement during a cocaine purchase. He fled from police in a high-speed chase, injuring an officer and causing a crash, leading to a lengthy criminal history being considered during sentencing.

LSCMontgomery Theatre Department delivers strong start with Twelve Angry Jurors performance

Lone Star College–Montgomery's Theatre Department opened its fall semester with a successful performance of Twelve Angry Jurors from October 2-4, 2025. The play, exploring themes of justice and personal bias, featured a talented cast led by award-winning actor Garret Smith. Upcoming, the department will present The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time on November 20-22, 2025.

2025 Pumpkin Patches in The Woodlands Area

Local pumpkin patches open for the fall season, offering family-friendly activities across the Woodlands area from September through November 2025. Highlights include Dewberry Farm's festival with over 40 attractions and Old MacDonald’s Farm offering free pumpkins for young guests with paid entry. These events provide opportunities for family photos and seasonal fun.

Memorial Hermann The Woodlands holds dedication of the Melissa Preston Breast Care Center

Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center dedicated the Melissa Preston Breast Care Center on October 1, following a generous gift from Trey and Jessica Brice in honor of community advocate Melissa Preston. The expansion enhances patient care without disrupting services, promoting a compassionate approach to breast health. The event marked the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and celebrated Preston's legacy.

Meet the Artists of the 2nd Annual Texas Fine Craft Show in The Woodlands

The Texas Fine Craft Show took place from September 26-28, showcasing artists from across the country. The event featured a welcoming atmosphere and significant community support, with local artists expressing gratitude for the opportunity to connect with attendees.

October 6 is the Voter Registration Deadline for the November 4 Election

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminds eligible voters that October 6 is the final day to register for the November 4 Election. Voters will decide on 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution and various local elections. Registration applications must be postmarked by the deadline to participate.

Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon announces Resignation

Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon resigned, effective immediately, expressing gratitude for his service in a letter to local officials. First Assistant District Attorney Mike Holley has applied to succeed him, while Ligon will remain in office until a successor is appointed by Governor Abbott.

Montgomery County Sheriffs Office arrests Duo for Organized Retail Theft in The Woodlands

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office arrested Ruben Flores and Jasmine Bishop for Organized Retail Theft in The Woodlands, Texas. The couple, accompanied by their juvenile daughter, committed four thefts in one week, resulting in $5,000 in losses for local retailers. Authorities recovered $1,200 in stolen goods during the arrests.

Oak Ridge North holds Plaza District Groundbreaking Ceremony

Oak Ridge North held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Plaza District on October 1, 2025. The 60,000 sq ft mixed-use development will feature retail, dining, and an 8,000 sq ft green space, transforming over eight acres of city-owned land into a community hub.

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