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…
Looking for something to do in the Houston area this weekend? Check out this weekend’s guide. All events are subject to change, and this list is not comprehensive. Seabrook Lucky Trails The city of Seabrook is hosting the annual running event at Rex L. Meador Park, featuring a full marathon and a half-marathon. Movie Night…
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…
By Kara Willis Kara Willis joined Community Impact as a Senior Government Reporter in 2026, covering The Woodlands and Montgomery County. She’s a proud Stephen F. Austin graduate. In her free time, she enjoys exploring new restaurants and coffee shops, planning her next trip, visiting dog parks with her terrier-mix, Scotty, and doing Pilates.
A missing juvenile was safely rescued in Montgomery County after detectives traced online sex ads, and two Houston women were arrested on child trafficking charges.
There are several events to attend in the Conroe and Montgomery area this weekend. Check them out below. This is not a comprehensive list and events are subject to change. ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ The Players Theatre Company presents “Jesus Christ Superstar,” a rock opera loosely based on the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John,…
Tucked between neighborhoods, winding through dense pine forests, and connecting parks, schools, and shopping districts, the trail system in The […]
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After 10 years as Bayou Land Conservancy’s executive director, Jill Boullion reflected on her time spent in leadership and the progress the conservancy has made over the years. According to its website, the conservancy works to preserve land along streams for better flood control, clean water and wildlife. It preserves land within watersheds that feed…
Montgomery City Council moved March 10 to approve a one-way traffic design for McCown Street and authorized outside human resources support for the next six months. What happened Council approved plans to designate McCown Street as a northbound one-way street as part of the downtown improvement effort. City officials said the current phase stretches from…