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Coastal Texas Project clears key hurdle with approval of design contracts

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Coastal Texas Project clears key hurdle with approval of design contracts

Following the clearance of two major engineering design contracts, the Coastal Texas Project is moving forward after years of delays. Plans for enormous floodgates and coastal barrier systems to safeguard the Texas Gulf Coast can resume under the accords.

From fresh meats to biohacking, local businesses shine in Conroe-Montgomery

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From fresh meats to biohacking, local businesses shine in Conroe-Montgomery

From butcher shops and beekeepers to pickleball courts and biohacking studios, a range of Conroe-Montgomery businesses are being highlighted in the 2025 Community Impact edition for their local roots and community appeal.

Community event brings free Narcan, overdose training to Conroe residents

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Community event brings free Narcan, overdose training to Conroe residents

A Montgomery County nonprofit is partnering with a Conroe tattoo studio to distribute free Narcan and provide overdose response training at a community event aimed at reducing fentanyl-related deaths.

Conroe firefighters sue city over bargaining vote

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Conroe firefighters sue city over bargaining vote

The Conroe Professional Fire Fighters Association has filed a lawsuit accusing the city of improperly rejecting a voter petition that could trigger a future election on collective bargaining rights for firefighters.

Conroe judge breaks silence after DWI arrest

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Conroe judge breaks silence after DWI arrest

A Conroe judge accused of driving while intoxicated is publicly responding for the first time, disputing key details in police documents while acknowledging responsibility for the incident as his case proceeds through the courts.

Harry Hardman seeks Conroe municipal judgeship in May

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Harry Hardman seeks Conroe municipal judgeship in May

Conroe City Councilman Harry Hardman announced he will run for municipal judge in the city’s May 2 election, setting up a race to replace Judge William Waggoner, who is seeking another judicial post. Several City Council seats will also be on the ballot.

John Cooper School seeks dismissal of $15M lawsuit

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John Cooper School seeks dismissal of $15M lawsuit

Attorneys for the Woodlands-based John Cooper School are asking a Harris County judge to dismiss a $15 million lawsuit alleging a middle school student was assaulted on campus, arguing the claims are time-barred and that the parents failed to mitigate damages. The school denies all allegations and says it acted appropriately.

Conroe ISD moves to appoint trustee after resignation

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Conroe ISD moves to appoint trustee after resignation

Conroe ISD will open an application process to fill a vacant board seat following the resignation of Trustee Tiffany Nelson, who stepped down to run for the State Board of Education. Trustees opted for an appointment rather than a special election, citing cost and timing concerns.

From potlucks to New Year’s Eve, Conroe-area events run through January

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From potlucks to New Year’s Eve, Conroe-area events run through January

Community groups, libraries, and local venues across the Conroe area are hosting a range of holiday and early-January events, including family-friendly activities, live-music celebrations, and a regional wedding expo.

City-owned Conroe Hyatt faces debt gap despite steady revenue outlook

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City-owned Conroe Hyatt faces debt gap despite steady revenue outlook

Conroe officials approved a $10.6 million budget for the city-owned Hyatt Regency Hotel and Convention Center for 2026, but projections show the property will not turn a profit or meet upcoming debt service requirements, raising continued concerns about the city’s financial exposure.

Conroe ISD Eyes Campus Rentals to Help Teachers Launch Private Tutoring Businesses

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Conroe ISD Eyes Campus Rentals to Help Teachers Launch Private Tutoring Businesses

Conroe ISD trustees are considering a policy change that would allow teachers to rent campus space to provide paid tutoring services, a move district leaders say could support educators financially while potentially improving student outcomes.

Montgomery County Extends Hurricane Harvey Buyout Grants Through 2027

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Montgomery County Extends Hurricane Harvey Buyout Grants Through 2027

Montgomery County commissioners approved extensions to disaster recovery grant timelines tied to Hurricane Harvey and the 2016 flood, allowing officials to continue property buyouts and maximize remaining funds.

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Coastal Texas Project clears key hurdle with approval of design contracts

From fresh meats to biohacking, local businesses shine in Conroe-Montgomery

Community event brings free Narcan, overdose training to Conroe residents

Conroe firefighters sue city over bargaining vote

Conroe judge breaks silence after DWI arrest

Harry Hardman seeks Conroe municipal judgeship in May

John Cooper School seeks dismissal of $15M lawsuit

Conroe ISD moves to appoint trustee after resignation

From potlucks to New Year’s Eve, Conroe-area events run through January

City-owned Conroe Hyatt faces debt gap despite steady revenue outlook

Conroe ISD Eyes Campus Rentals to Help Teachers Launch Private Tutoring Businesses

Montgomery County Extends Hurricane Harvey Buyout Grants Through 2027

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