The Montgomery Lady Bears softball team hosted The Woodlands Lady Highlanders Wednesday night. The Woodlands won, 2-0. Click on the above image to see more game photos.
Residents listened to public safety officials and were able to ask questions about crime and safety during the first Watch Talk Wednesday meeting at The Woodlands Township building, 2201 Lake Woodlands Drive. Click on the above image to see more photos and read more here
The Woodlands Township will study several levels of property tax exemptions for homestead, seniors and the disabled before making a decision in April or May. About 100 people crammed into a lunchtime meeting to learn more about The Woodlands community policing initiative and ways they can help prevent crime in their neighborhoods. The Woodlands Township is expected to go to market in March with a $34.6 million bond to fund new fire stations, build and renovate parks and refinance debt. The Woodlands Township will spend up to $8,000 to study the feasibility of a creating a permanent ice rink at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. Mall operator General Growth Properties said Wednesday it reached a deal with Canada's Brookfield Asset Management that will speed its exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. General Growth's properties includes The Woodlands Mall.
Photo by David HopperThe Woodlands Township will spend up to $8,000 to study the feasibility of a creating a permanent ice rink at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.
The Woodlands Township is expected to go to market in March with a $34.6 million bond to fund new fire stations, build and renovate parks and refinance debt.
Photo by David HopperAbout 100 people crammed into a lunchtime meeting to learn more about The Woodlands community policing initiative and ways they can help prevent crime in their neighborhoods.
The Woodlands Township will study several levels of property tax exemptions for homestead, seniors and the disabled before making a decision in April or May.
The Woodlands had its lowest voter turnout for village elections on Saturday in recent years, but officials plan to continue the same voting procedures next February. To go with its new SWAT vehicle, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is purchasing an elevated platform to access multi-story buildings. The Psychology Club at Lone Star College-Montgomery is bringing in a DUI Simulator from Michigan to help highlight drunken driving. PURE Smart Foods, a new concept in healthy alternatives for eating, will open on Research Forest Drive sometime in mid-March. Because of an increase in the number of title service companies for used car dealerships, Montgomery County will begin registering these businesses. Road work is expected to begin next month to prepare for the construction of ramps at Texas 242 and Interstate 45, the last project funded through a state financing program. The big science fair finale kicks off Saturday Feb. 27 at Lone Star College-Montgomery with an elementary science festival from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
