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Local Restaurants participating in 2025 Houston Restaurant Weeks

Houston Restaurant Weeks returns from August 1 to September 1, 2025, inviting diners to enjoy meals at local restaurants while supporting food banks. Participating establishments donate a portion of their sales to the Houston Food Bank and other regional food banks, enhancing community support without directly soliciting donations from diners.

LOCAL Public Eatery to open at Market Street in The Woodlands this August

LOCAL Public Eatery will open its new location in The Woodlands on August 21, 2025, offering a 5,140 square foot interior and a 2,020 square foot patio. The restaurant aims to create a vibrant community hub while providing hundreds of job opportunities in the area. Interested applicants can attend a hiring fair on July 26 at Woodlands Mall.

The Music of Led Zeppelin performed by Houston Symphony and Windborne Music at The Pavilion

The Houston Symphony and Windborne Music performed The Music of Led Zeppelin on July 23 at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. The free concert featured explosive renditions of Zeppelin's hits, led by conductor Brent Havens and vocalist Randy Jackson, captivating lifelong fans under the stars.

New Pickleball Courts open at Creekwood and Windvale Park in The Woodlands

The Woodlands Township inaugurated new dedicated pickleball courts at Creekwood and Windvale Parks, increasing the total to 19 courts in the community. This expansion responds to growing local demand for pickleball identified in the Township’s Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment. Users can reserve courts for $10 to $24 per hour, depending on residency and peak times.

Strikeout Hunger returns for a third year of fun fundraising

The "Strikeout Hunger" event returns on July 24, 2025, to raise funds for local food banks through a bowling tournament in Montgomery County. The event, organized by sponsors and community leaders, aims to support families in need while promoting community engagement.

The Woodlands Township Board discusses community topics enhanced maintenance and improvements, traffic signal improvements and more

The Woodlands Township Board of Directors unanimously approved key community initiatives during its meeting on July 17, 2025. These included an amendment to an interlocal agreement with Montgomery County for enhanced maintenance of county roads and an advanced funding agreement with TxDOT for traffic signal improvements related to the Alden Bridge Sports Park renovation. The anticipated debt service collection rate for 2025-2026 was also accepted, projecting a 100% collection rate.

24-year-old man accused of pushing woman and exposing himself on walking trail in The Woodlands

A 24-year-old man, Marlon Montenegro Borges, faces charges of attempted sexual assault after allegedly pushing a woman and exposing himself on a walking trail in The Woodlands, Texas. The incident occurred around 6:45 p.m. on July 17, and authorities are seeking additional victims.

CenterPoint Energy names well-respected energy industry executive Jesus Soto, Jr as Chief Operating Officer

CenterPoint Energy appointed Jesus Soto, Jr. as its new Chief Operating Officer. Soto, a respected figure in the energy sector, brings significant experience and deep Texas roots to the role. This leadership change aims to enhance the company's operations in a competitive market.

Conroes Rainbow Roller Rink celebrates 70th anniversary with a free skate party

Rainbow Roller Rink in Conroe celebrates its 70th anniversary with a free skate party on August 6 from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event features 70s-themed music and is a tribute to the community that has supported the family-owned rink for decades.

Deadly Dealings Landmark Fentanyl Murder Verdict brings justice for Veteran

A Montgomery County jury convicted James Carter-Smith, Jr. of murder related to fentanyl delivery, sentencing him to 50 years under Texas' new fentanyl murder statute. This case marks the first conviction under the law in Montgomery County, following the overdose death of veteran Justin Fortin.

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