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Heavy Police Presence Active Search near I-45 and Rayford Road

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office deputies assist Harris County Sheriff's Office in searching for a suspect who fled on foot after a vehicle pursuit near I-45 and Rayford Road. The suspect is described as a black male wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. Residents are urged to stay alert and report any suspicious activity to 911.

The Woodlands Arts Council presents Essence People and Places

The Woodlands Arts Council will host the art event “Essence: People and Places” on June 5, 2025, at The Woodlands, Texas. Featuring themes of perception and happiness, the event aims to explore the essence of human experiences and environments. Local artist Jim Hill is expected to play a significant role in the exhibition.

Tree trimmer electrocuted near FM 2978 and Woodlands Pkwy in Montgomery Co., officials say

A tree trimmer died from an electrical shock while working near FM 2978 and Woodlands Parkway in Montgomery County on Tuesday. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office classified the incident as an industrial accident, prompting power outages for approximately 1,500 customers. CenterPoint Energy emphasized the importance of safety around electric infrastructure.

Bike The Woodlands Day is Saturday, May 17

Bike The Woodlands Day takes place on Saturday, May 17, 2025, from 9 a.m. to noon. This event, part of National Bike Month, promotes cycling in The Woodlands area, emphasizing trail riding and cycle sport.

The Woodlands Art Gallery Studios hosts Retirement Exhibition with owner and artist Emily P. Chiles

The Woodlands Art Gallery & Studios hosted the Opening Reception for “Dreaming through the Woods” Art Show featuring artist Emily P. Chiles on May 15. This exhibition marks Chiles' retirement from the gallery business, and the artwork will not be for sale but may tour to bring joy to others. The gallery will operate by appointment only until August 15, 2025.

The Pavilion offers Professional Development Grants for arts educators

The Pavilion announces its 2025 Professional Development Grant program for visual and performing arts educators in Greater Houston. The application period is open from May 10 to May 26, 2025, allowing K-12 teachers to enhance their teaching through workshops and conferences. Grants support events occurring between June and December 2025, with a second application period for early 2026 to be announced later.

Commissioner Charlie Riley hosts 7th Annual Auto Tech Tour for Local High School Seniors

Commissioner Charlie Riley hosted the 7th Annual Auto Tech Tour on May 14, 2025, for 13 graduating seniors from Magnolia High School and Magnolia West High School. The program aims to inspire students to pursue careers in automotive technology by providing hands-on experience in professional shops throughout Montgomery County.

American Heart Associations 2025 Montgomery and North Harris County Go Red for Women Luncheon and Survivor Fashion Show

The American Heart Association will host the 2025 Montgomery and North Harris County Go Red for Women Luncheon and Survivor Fashion Show on May 16, 2025. The event aims to raise awareness about heart disease in women and will feature a fashion show showcasing survivors. Local leaders and sponsors will support the initiative, emphasizing community involvement.

Riverway Title celebrates 2 Year Anniversary in The Woodlands

Riverway Title marked its two-year anniversary in The Woodlands with a celebration featuring live music, gourmet food, and networking opportunities. The event included performances by saxophonist Cleo Fox and drinks from Franny’s Bartending, highlighting the company's growth in the real estate industry.

The Woodlands Township asks residents to help protect forest from Laurel Wilt Disease

The Woodlands Township has identified Laurel Wilt Disease, a lethal fungal infection affecting the Redbay Laurel and other laurel family trees. To combat its spread, the Township may remove infected trees on public property and encourages residents to monitor their private trees for symptoms. Early detection and removal are crucial for protecting local tree populations.

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