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12 Brave Souls Plunge into Pool

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By Nathan Millan Fifty-nine-degree water and 12 brave souls. The polar bear plunge is a fun event where those who dare can jump into freezing water. When I got to the plunge this morning I was greeted with many snacks and doughnuts, provided by the community Civic Club. The one lifeguard…
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The Elephant in the Room

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Controversial Montgomery County GOP Chair Bryan Christ and his challenger Gwen Withrow faced off in a candidate forum last night. Many of the questions from the crowd were aimed at the elephant in the room: a serious rift in the party which has made headlines, produced lawsuits and led state…
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Meet Area Candidates and Ask Questions

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On March 5, Texans will head to the polls for primary elections. Several local conservative groups have joined together to host candidate forums starting Thursday, January 4 at 6:30 pm. The forums will be held for five consecutive weeks at Grace Woodlands Church on I-45. Candidates have a few minutes to…
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David Memorial: Where Is The Finish Line?

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One year ago local officials proudly broke ground to celebrate the long awaited extension of David Memorial to Hwy 242, with former Shenandoah Mayor Ritch Wheeler saying "we finally got it across the finish line." Current Mayor John Escoto said the funding had been acquired to "complete this project." Unfortunately,…
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Christmas Treats for Police Department

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To show their appreciation for local law enforcement, Shenandoah residents Chris and Natalie West delivered an assortment of homemade cookies, cakes and candies to the Shenandoah Police Department this week. "It takes me about a week to make a dozen different varieties of these goodies. It's a labor of love,"…
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Savanah Drive Residents Concerned About Zoning Proposal

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Some area residents are alarmed about a potential zoning change under consideration by the Planning and Zoning commission which affects properties facing the I-45 South feeder between Wellman and Research Forest. The change could allow multiple story buildings to be built behind homes on Savanah Drive.   Robert Shock has lived…
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Recent Car Burglaries in 3 Residential Neighborhoods

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Shenandoah police reported that a burglar rummaged through approximately seven or eight unlocked vehicles parked in Malaga, Lily and Tuscany neighborhoods last weekend. The incidents happened at night and three people reported stolen items including sunglasses, charging cords and a purse with a credit card.The suspect, a white male, climbed…
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Local School To Honor Veterans

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Quest Collegiate Academy - Shenandoah will host its 4th annual drive through parade on Friday, November 10 at 9 am. Veterans line up in the driveway of the school and when the parade starts, they drive through the designated area to music and cheers of students.   The Sentinel thanks all Shenandoah veterans.…
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