By Elliott Shirk, Quest Academy student writerAbout 900 hundred people turned out to celebrate the city's 50th anniversary last Saturday, April 13, in the Woodforest Bank Stadium parking lot. People enjoyed food, drinks, games, and entertainment. Many local businesses sponsored game booths; some hosted silent auctions and gave away prizes. Live…

By Elliott Shirk The Lighting of the Angels is a special event for the people who live in Shenandoah. This annual event has taken place in the Shenandoah municipal building for over 25 years. At the beginning of the festival, an oversized light switch is flipped on and, one by one…

By Janet Tapia, Shenandoah resident In Conroe ISD there is a tradition for graduating seniors to “clap out,” where the students walk out of school escorted by the principal. It is meant to remind us parents of the time we dropped them off at school on the first day of kindergarten…

A large crowd of children and parents gathered today at the South Regional Library on Lake Robbins Drive for a story hour featuring As You Grow, by Kirk Cameron. The book made national headlines recently when Cameron claimed more than 50 public libraries rejected his applications to hold a “story hour”…

Veterans Day is celebrated on November 11 to honor the the 11th hour, 11th day of the 11th month when fighting ceased between the Allied nations and Germany during World War I. The Sentinel salutes all Shenandoah veterans who have served,  and those who are currently on active duty. The…

Woodlands Fir​e Chief Palmer Buck presided over a solemn ceremony on Sunday, September 11 to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York. He said this is a day to remember, reflect and renew. Also speaking at the event was Township Director Jason…