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Carlos R. Morales Named First President of Lone Star College-Online

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Carlos R. Morales Named First President of Lone Star College-Online

Lone Star College System has appointed Dr. Carlos R. Morales as the inaugural president of its online division, LSC-Online, effective July 14.

Conroe ISD Shortlists 12 Candidates for Interim Superintendent

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Conroe ISD Shortlists 12 Candidates for Interim Superintendent

Conroe ISD is moving forward with finding an interim superintendent after Superintendent Curtis Null was announced as the lone finalist for the top spot at Lake Travis ISD. The district's board is set to interview 12 candidates for the interim role at a special meeting on May 19. Meanwhile, the board also reviewed extensive public input for naming several new schools and facilities funded by the 2023 bond, with official names to be decided next month.

Child Advocates of Montgomery County Celebrates Volunteers, Community Partners at "Hope Grows" Event

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Child Advocates of Montgomery County Celebrates Volunteers, Community Partners at "Hope Grows" Event

Child Advocates of Montgomery County hosted its Champions for Children event in The Woodlands, celebrating over 250 volunteers and community partners who support local children in need.

Monster Truck Wars Returns to Conroe May 17 with Two High-Energy Shows

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Monster Truck Wars Returns to Conroe May 17 with Two High-Energy Shows

Get ready for roaring engines and family fun as Monster Truck Wars brings its nationally touring show back to Conroe on May 17 for two high-energy performances.

Payton Riley, 16, Takes Her Talent Overseas on “Texas To You” Tour

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Payton Riley, 16, Takes Her Talent Overseas on “Texas To You” Tour

Conroe singer-songwriter Payton Riley, 16, is heading to Ireland and England for her first international music tour following her American Idol debut earlier this year.

The Heart of Texas Art Beats Strong at 20th Annual Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival

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The Heart of Texas Art Beats Strong at 20th Annual Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival

Texans turned out in full force this past weekend as The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival marked its 20th year with record crowds, perfect weather, and a strong dose of Texas-sized creativity. With over 200 artists, dozens of performances, and a mission to “Make Art Matter,” the festival once again proved why it’s one of the top-ranked art events in the country.

Arts and Culture

Carlos R. Morales Named First President of Lone Star College-Online

Conroe ISD Shortlists 12 Candidates for Interim Superintendent

Child Advocates of Montgomery County Celebrates Volunteers, Community Partners at "Hope Grows" Event

Monster Truck Wars Returns to Conroe May 17 with Two High-Energy Shows

Payton Riley, 16, Takes Her Talent Overseas on “Texas To You” Tour

The Heart of Texas Art Beats Strong at 20th Annual Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival

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