
Conroe officials are exploring options to keep the city’s Christmas parade alive after the Conroe Noon Kiwanis Club announced it will disband. City leaders say they hope another nonprofit will step in to continue the tradition.

Residents of Conroe and Montgomery will have several entertainment, wellness, and community events to choose from this weekend, including theater performances, workshops, and a wellness expo.

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is hosting a free performing arts series during spring break, featuring theater, music, and science-themed shows for families. Performances run March 9–13 and March 16–20 with no registration required.
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Conroe and surrounding communities will host four free, family-friendly events Feb. 28, including a lawn care workshop, an Arbor Day tree giveaway, a children's reading session with therapy dogs, and a local author’s book launch.
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Midland ISD trustees voted Feb. 17 to spend $3.2 million to convert unused space at the district’s Career and Technical Education Center into faculty offices, citing structural concerns at the aging Education Support Center.
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Conroe will open a free, lighted outdoor archery range at Owen Park this spring after the City Council approved a bid for the project. Officials say the range will expand recreational opportunities and support tourism, including the return of the R100 archery tour.