November, 2024 -

Shenandoah Urged to Oppose Widening Grogan’s Mill

Posted November 14, 2024 by Esther Lum

Two Woodlands area elected officials asked the Shenandoah city council to pass a resolution against the plan to expand Grogan’s Mill from four to six lanes between Research Forest and Woodlands Parkway. MUD 67 Director Steve Briggs and Woodlands Township Director Dr. Shelly Sekula-Gibbs made the request during citizen’s forum…

City Honors Local Veterans

Posted November 13, 2024 by Esther Lum

Shenandoah dedicated its new “Veterans Point” during a ceremony on November 11. Many veterans and residents attended the event where Ret. Brigadier General John C. Hafley was the keynote speaker. Mayor Escoto and others paid tribute to veterans who served their country with honor, courage and dedication.Veterans Point is located…

Conservatives Sweep All Four Seats on Conroe School Board

Posted November 11, 2024 by Esther Lum

Despite a heavily contested race with 11 candidates vying for four school board positions, a slate of “conservative moms” easily rode to victory Tuesday, ousting incumbents Datren Williams and Stacey Chase to join the three conservative “mama bears” elected in 2022. This victory makes Conroe ISD the largest school district…

Ted Fletcher Resigns, Council Appoints Joe Summerlin

Posted November 11, 2024 by Esther Lum

Updated November 14, 2024 On November 5, councilman Ted Fletcher submitted a letter of resignation to Mayor Escoto effective that same day, citing a family medical issue and his growing business. Council approved the nomination of Joe Summerlin to fill the vacant seat during its meeting on November 13. Fletcher was…