The classical musicians who take the stage on March 8 at the Young Texas Artists (YTA) Music Competition Finalists’ Concert & Awards will represent immense talent, dedication, and a vision for the future. But they’ll also be stepping into a long-standing Texas legacy. This year marks YTA’s 40th classical music competition — 40 years of championing…

California wines were an unknown until “The Judgment of Paris in 1976” when unknown California wines were judged against the best French wines by a distinguished panel of French wine judges. A Newsweek reporter by the name of George Taber covered what journalists called a “nothing event” since everyone knew the French wines under French wine…

The Woodlands Children’s Museum announces a series of upcoming performances that will offer children an opportunity to meet local musicians and discover facts about the different instrument families that are part of a symphony orchestra.   The four-part series is made possible by a generous grant from the Montgomery County Community Foundation and will feature…

Conroe native and filmmaker Ritchey Cable will debut his new full-length film “Parable” at the Prison City Film Festival in Huntsville this week.  The annual film festival is Wednesday through Saturday at Old Town Theatre in Huntsville. Parable is the latest project by Cable, who partnered with Conroe’s Walker Cable Productions comprised of Cable’s dad,…

Rotarians are known for our service to our community, country and the world. We serve in a variety of ways whether through Rotary’s organized service pathways or in individual realms. Rotarian Elizabeth Logue is one of those blazing a pathway through Lone Star College in a unique four-year program aimed at mainstreaming those who are neuro-sensitive…