As the oldest and largest pest control company in Brazoria County, Killum Pest Control has built a legacy of trust, innovation and community service spanning decades. The company’s story traces back to 1973 when L.E. “Corky” Melass, then an employee of Angleton County commissioner Bubba Rouse, seized the opportunity to take ownership of the business.…
The Joyal Law Firm, a boutique legal practice based in Conroe, has built a strong reputation for its extensive expertise in real estate, probate and family law with real estate and probate law accounting for the majority of the firm’s work. Founded by Edward Joyal with over 34 years of legal experience, the firm’s expertise…
When it comes to lawn care, it’s not just about making yards look beautiful. It’s about creating lasting, healthy outdoor spaces that families can enjoy, all while being environmentally conscious. Heroes Lawn Care, a franchise that opened its Bellaire location in January, is dedicated to providing both top-notch lawn care services and a commitment to…
Need something to do this weekend? See this list of events going on throughout the Conroe area this weekend. This list is not comprehensive. Events are subject to change. Eggstravaganza at Refuge Church Refuge Church is hosting an Easter event that will include egg hunts, food, games and prizes. 7 Acre Wood’s Easter Egg Hunt…
Around 2 a.m. April 17, after over 10 hours of debate, Texas House lawmakers initially passed legislation that would give families public money to pay for private education. Debate on the bill began around 3:30 p.m. April 16. The overview House members voted 85-63 to create a $1 billion education savings account program. Two House…
Around 2 a.m. April 17, after over 10 hours of debate, Texas House lawmakers initially passed legislation that would give families public money to pay for private education. Debate on the bill began around 3:30 p.m. April 16. The overview House members voted 85-63 to create a $1 billion education savings account program. Two House…
The Conroe ISD board of trustees has begun the process of naming new campuses opening from 2026-27. In a nutshell Communications Director Sarah Blakelock told the board at the April 14 meeting the naming process is starting for new schools being built as part of the 2023 bond, including: Grand Oaks elementary: opening August 2026…
Terminal E has officially been renamed to “Sheila Jackson Lee Terminal E” in honor of former Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee after Houston City Council members voted unanimously during an April 16 council meeting. How we got here Sheila Jackson Lee died July 19 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. She served in the House of…
If the name “Sherlock Holmes” brings to mind suspense, mystery, and incredible feats of deduction, flush such thoughts and buckle all safety belts for one of the Alley Theatre’s wildest, rip-roaring comedies in many a day. In their production of Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: a Sherlock Holmes Mystery,” the only mystery is how the show could…
The world is celebrating Passover and Easter with great wines of today, but what were those wines of 2,000 years ago. Obviously there were NO varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay to enjoy. Water was not typically consumed since it was so laden with disease carriers. Water was mostly used for cooking so wines were very…