I guess we all have moments in life when we more fully realize the truth of the old saying that, “Time Flies.” So it was for me when I realized that Travis Bryant, the director of Owen Theater’s amazing current production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s, “Jesus Christ Superstar,” was, in fact, the same Travis Bryant…
Hoppers Rated PG for mild language, action/peril and some scary imagesRotten Tomatoes Score: 93%In Theaters It’s been a while since Pixar has delivered the kind of quality we were used to in the first twenty years of their existence. Their films have always pushed the envelope in terms of animation, but in recent years, story has…
The month of March is dedicated to honoring women and their contributions to our world. Women have been contributing to the Texas Wine Industry since it started its resurrection in 1976. This month we celebrate Women in the Wine Business. Let’s start with the resurrection of the Texas wine industry after Prohibition which ended in…
Arts nonprofit Young Texas Artists (YTA) will bring eight rising classical music stars to the stage Saturday, March 14. The musicians, all Texas residents or enrolled in Texas music schools, will be finalists in the Young Texas Artists Music Competition, which has been championing emerging classical musicians and inspiring audiences for more than 40 years. This…
Greetings to all Lions and readers. Glad to be back in the saddle again authoring this weekly article. Speaking of a saddle, allow me to segway into its FAIR AND RODEO time. Yeehaw! This past meeting Dr. Tobin Redwine gave us insight into the approaching Montgomery County Fair and Rodeo. He is in…
The Rotary Club of Conroe is continuing its tradition of their Annual Pancake Supper. Rotarians will be out selling tickets for $25 for Adults for the Pancake Supper to be held on Thursday, April 23rd. The event will be held at Honor Café which is a restaurant within a military museum. This family-oriented event raises…
Lake Conroe Centennial Lions Club held a General Meeting recently at Walden Yacht. President Katherine Maher called the meeting to order at 6 pm followed by a prayer given by Bill Hogan. Next Shirley Abt led us in the Pledge to the United States flag and then the Pledge to the Texas flag. We had…
On March 2, 1836, Texas declared its Independence from the Dictator Santa Anna to establish itself as a free Nation. The siege at the Alamo ended on March 6, 1836, but the Texans won their Independence at the Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1836. Texas was the seventh revolt against the elected President-turn-Dictator…
Arts nonprofit Young Texas Artists (YTA) is pulling out all the stops to celebrate its home state. The 2026 Bach, Beethoven & Barbecue gala will be a grand, boot-stomping salute to Texas. “For decades, our jeans-to-jewels gala has been infused with Texas flavor, and this year, we’re taking the Lone Star charm to the next…
For fans of F Scott Fitzgerald‘s classic 1925 novel, The Great Gatsby, the long wait is over for a chance to see the splashy, Tony Award-winning musical that took Broadway by storm in 2024. Tipping its hat to the Roaring Twenties era in which the story is set, the show has an intriguing book by Kait…