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The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office investigates three deaths at a Conroe residence, believed to be a murder-suicide involving an adult male, adult female, and a child. Authorities identified the deceased as Maria Ramirez, Salvador Ramirez, and a 3-year-old boy. Officials state there is no ongoing threat to the community.
The 25th Annual Memorial Hermann In the Pink of Health Luncheon took place on October 24, supporting initiatives for early detection of breast and ovarian cancer. The event raised over $9.1 million to provide free mammograms and technology investments, featuring speakers like Giuliana Rancic.
CenterPoint Energy activated its emergency response team ahead of severe weather forecasted for the Greater Houston area. The company has deployed approximately 1,300 workers to ensure quick restoration of services during expected thunderstorms and potential flooding. Customers are encouraged to sign up for outage alerts and stay informed through the Outage Tracker.
Downed power lines have closed Sawdust Road between Golden Road and South Millbend Drive following a vehicle accident around 3 a.m. Traffic is rerouted as CenterPoint works to repair the damage, with the road expected to remain closed until at least 10 a.m. on Friday, October 24.
Justin Ulmer, a pastor from Conroe, Texas, founded Sevenapples, a ministry that combines art and Scripture through prayer cards. His initiative began after overcoming alcoholism and aims to provide encouragement and evangelism tools, with over 1,500 cards available through his new website, CardoftheDay.com. Justin also leads Little Flock Church, hosting services twice a month.
Texas State Legislature designated State Highway 249 in Montgomery County as the Lt. Col. Paul P. Mendes Memorial Parkway. Mendes, a decorated U.S. Army officer and City Administrator of Magnolia, is honored for his service and commitment to the community. The memorial designation is effective September 1, 2025.
Interfaith Community Clinic provides vital women's health services, including free Well Woman Exams and mammogram referrals, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A partnership with Memorial Hermann ensures access to critical screenings for uninsured women, exemplified by a patient diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer through the Clinic's support. The Clinic also expands its behavioral health services amidst rising demand for mental health care.
City Place Plaza hosts the annual Día de los Muertos Celebration on November 1, featuring live music, dance performances, and cultural activities. The event, running from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., is free and promotes Latino heritage through community engagement and interactive experiences.
St. Luke’s Health launched two advanced robotic surgical systems, the da Vinci DV5 and the Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery System, enhancing surgical care in North Houston. The da Vinci DV5 offers tactile feedback and ergonomic improvements for surgeons, while the Mako system enables personalized orthopedic procedures with 3D planning and haptic guidance. These innovations aim to improve patient outcomes and recovery times.
Grand Central Park hosts a food drive from November 1-15, urging the Conroe community to donate non-perishable food items. Drop-off locations include The Lake House and The Finding Place, with specific items requested such as boxed grains and canned goods. This initiative aims to support local families in need.