October 18, 2025The Montgomery Historical Society and the Montgomery County History Taskforce have joined together again to present Voices from the Past, a tour of the City’s historic cemeteries. Visitors will have an intimate look at the lives of many of the patriots buried there, including Dr. Charles B. Stewart, who lived just outside of…
Margie Taylor’s mission to honor her son’s legacy is half-way done. United States Army Specialist Joey Lenz’s death in early February 2022, a result of a medical camouflage on the part of the U.S. Army Medical Corp at Fort Hood, Texas, could have been prevented had health safeguards been in place for soldiers. Following her…
RJOA Spirited Beauties, Front Row, Left to Rt: Shelia Williamson, Anita Stevens, Dianne Kebodeaux, Charlotte Belin, Jenny Lehr, Darla Sharer, Lyn Howard, Elaine Collings, Danean Myers, Katherine Taglienti. Row Two: Debbie Aiello, Donna Summers, Anna Greathouse, Cynthia Connor, Kelly Hall, Hilarie Hicks, Laura McCracken, Ashtyn Harless, Karen DeBerry, Evelyn Miller, Georgia Hicks, Vizi Caldwell, and…
Each week, I attend numerous events, and it can be overwhelming, especially if they have meaning in my life. And even if I attend an event, there is no guarantee that I will write about it. If the words don’t present themselves, I just can’t pull them out of a hat. And who knows the…
Woodlands Wine & Food Week Founder Constance McDerby, always takes September by storm with her annual ‘Platinum Wine Vault’ event at Bayway Cadillac of The Woodlands. Bayway owners Darryl & Linda Wischnewsky graciously provided their showroom floor this past Friday for an incredible evening of H-E-B wines and food provided by a number of restaurants.…
The Coushatii Trace Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated Constitution Week with programs at several Montgomery Independent School District’s elementary schools this past week on September 16th. The group is very active in promoting all things American Revolution, including all aspects of the American Colonial period, and members of the Daughters and…
This week’s Veteran is David Sweeten, who served in the U.S. Marines from 1983 – 1986. David was an Infantryman. He was stationed early on Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Washington state. For those who are ‘An Officer and a Gentleman,’ fans its the same base where the movie was filmed in the early…
He died in 1954, in the little town of Richards, northwest of Montgomery, and if it weren’t for a few Europeans, who regarded Algernon “Texas” Alexander (1900-1954), as a Texas Blues Saint; making the pilgrimage to Richards to find his gravesite, the local community may still be unknowing of his valuable legacy to Texas Blues…
The future of Social Security: What you need to know today By Kent Pendleton• Retirement & Longevity How Social Security’s anticipated shortfall may impact you down the road Social Security’s outlook continues to raise concerns. But while you may hear the program is in danger of becoming insolvent, that isn’t the case. The problem isn’t…
“Texans Lineback Hunter had two (2) sacks against Tampa Bay in a losing effort 20-19 in Prime Time.” Houston, Texas:It was a sold-out stadium airing on the historic Monday Night Football program against two divisional champions, yet despite the loss the Houston Texans showed the nation its heart. The team is 2-0 for the 2025…