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Conroe City Council voted Dec. 11 to temporarily restore the city’s street-closure permit fee to $35 after a recent increase to $1,303 sparked backlash from residents and downtown business owners. The overview During council discussion, council members said the goal is to recover the city’s actual costs for staffing, equipment and safety without making community…

By Angela Bonilla General Assignment Reporter Angela joined Community Impact as a reporter covering education in Montgomery County in April 2024 after working as a journalist in Central Texas. Prior to joining CI, Angela worked as part of a digital and social media team at a news station in Waco. When she’s not writing, she…

Willis ISD has seen 18.41% enrollment growth within the past five years—rising by 1,448 students from 7,865 to 9,313 students between the 2019-20 and 2024-25 school years, according to the district’s fall 2025 demographics report from Population and Survey Analysts. Kris Pool and Caroline Couch from PASA presented the report to WISD trustees during the…

The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra invites the community to a joyful evening of beloved holiday music and spirited sing-alongs on Saturday, December 21, at The Woodlands First Baptist Church, 11801 Grogan’s Mill Road, The Woodlands, Texas. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the concert begins at 6 p.m.  “Join us for an evening of classical and popular seasonal…

Private schools around the Conroe and Montgomery area offer a variety of specialised instruction, from different religious affiliations to various types of curriculum. This is a noncomprehensive list of private schools in the Conroe and Montgomery area, including several from bordering areas that serve Conroe and Montgomery. Tuition prices are current. Conroe Calvary Baptist School…

Montgomery City Council got an early look Dec. 9 at a concept to convert the former Jim’s Hardware building into a combined municipal complex and police department. The current design is a 32,000-square-foot, two-story building with an estimated $10 million price tag, Jon Stevens, a representative with McFate Group, told council. What we know Stevens…