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Suspect arrested in Charleston Lane Wedding Venue Theft Case

Detectives from the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office arrested Carl John Butcho II on August 14, 2025, for theft of property valued between $150,000 and $300,000. Butcho allegedly defrauded victims by posing as the manager of a wedding venue, resulting in losses exceeding $200,000. Authorities emphasized their commitment to justice for the victims involved in this case.

Local Fire Departments respond and control Spring house fire after lightning strike

Firefighters from The Woodlands and Spring Fire Departments controlled a house fire in northwest Harris County caused by a lightning strike on August 15. The fire, which spread through the attic, was extinguished within 30 minutes, and no injuries were reported. The Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office will investigate the fire's cause.

Interfaith of The Woodlands prepares over 2,500 students for academic success through Kits 4 Kidz Program

Interfaith of The Woodlands prepares over 2,500 Conroe ISD students for the 2025–2026 school year through its Kits 4 Kidz program. Each student receives essential school supplies, a backpack, groceries, and a clothing voucher, ensuring they start on equal footing academically and socially. This initiative alleviates financial burdens for families, allowing them to focus on other critical needs.

Lone Star College-Montgomery to host the 2025 Texas Gulf Coast Biotechnology Biomanufacturing Education Conference

Lone Star College-Montgomery will host the 2025 Texas Gulf Coast Biotechnology & Biomanufacturing Education Conference on October 18. The event aims to foster collaboration among educators, industry leaders, and community stakeholders to enhance the region's biotechnology sector. Attendees will engage in discussions and workshops aimed at building a skilled workforce for the biotech industry.

Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital expands cardiac services with new cardiac surgery program

Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital launched a cardiac surgery program earlier this month, led by Dr. Viacheslav Bobovnikov. The $13 million expansion includes a new operating room and intensive care unit, enhancing care for cardiac patients in the community.

YMCA After School Care program expanding into Conroe area schools and needs parental input

The Woodlands Family YMCA plans to expand its After School Care program to additional Conroe ISD campuses, requiring parental interest for viability. Parents must complete a survey by September 1st to facilitate the initiative, which aims to enhance children's after-school engagement and learning opportunities.

Township post-season pool hours begin, August 13

Nine Township pools remain open for post-season swimming, with hours on weekends and one pool open on weekdays until September 1, 2025. The six Township spraygrounds will stay open daily through October 31, 2025. For further details, residents can visit the Township's website.

Montgomery County Sheriffs Office shuts down Two Massage Businesses for Illicit Activities

Montgomery County authorities arrested two individuals for operating illicit massage businesses offering sexual services. The investigation revealed potential human trafficking connections at Pure Massage and Zen Massage in Spring and Conroe, Texas.

The Woodlands Township Board discusses E-Vehicle Safety in Special Meeting

The Woodlands Township Board of Directors convened a special meeting on August 6, 2025, to discuss electric vehicle safety, focusing on e-scooters and e-bikes, which are banned on Township pathways. Community partners emphasized educating parents to promote safe behaviors among children and teens using these pathways. The Board plans to form a working group to enhance outreach and resources.

Grand Central Park Fall Garage Sale promises bargains Sept. 27

Bargain hunters can explore the Grand Central Park Garage Sale on Saturday, Sept. 27, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shoppers will find clothing, electronics, and household goods at participating homes, with maps available online or at local venues.

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