Mandatory Hunter Education Certification Sportsmen gearing up for the upcoming fall hunting seasons are reminded to renew their licenses for 2015-16, available starting Saturday, Aug. 15. The… Read more “2015-16 Texas Hunting, Fishing Licenses go on sale”
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Volleyball: College Park drops out in Spring Branch quarterfinals
The Lady Cavaliers battled it out with Katy in the Platinum Bracket quarterfinals of the Spring Branch Tournament Saturday morning, but came up short in a 25-16,… Read more “Volleyball: College Park drops out in Spring Branch quarterfinals”
Police: Man hit, killed while changing tire in northwest Harris County
A man was killed while changing his tire after he was struck by a vehicle in northwest Harris County, police said. The accident happened Sunday around 4… Read more “Police: Man hit, killed while changing tire in northwest Harris County”
Football: Conroe scrimmages against Huntsville, Lufkin; Montgomery tunes up for opener
Year Three of Robert Walker Era at Conroe began with a three-way scrimmage at Bowers Stadium in Huntsville on Friday night. Walker, the Tigers’ football coach, liked… Read more “Football: Conroe scrimmages against Huntsville, Lufkin; Montgomery tunes up for opener”
Volleyball: TWHS handles Oak Ridge to win Volley Battle
It was the same teams, just a different day. They played with the same intensity, but there was a different outcome. Friday, Oak Ridge got the better… Read more “Volleyball: TWHS handles Oak Ridge to win Volley Battle”
Cross Country: Kingwood Mustangs kickoff 2015 season at Watermelon Run
The Kingwood High School cross country teams got the 2015 season started on Friday with the Watermelon Run, their annual intrasquad meet. The veteran Mustang girls team… Read more “Cross Country: Kingwood Mustangs kickoff 2015 season at Watermelon Run”
Volleyball: Lady Highlanders Volley-Battle champs, defeat Oak Ridge
Once again, just like day two, The Woodlands and Oak Ridge volleyball teams were face-to-face, but this time for the Magnolia Volley-Battle championship. Only one would be… Read more “Volleyball: Lady Highlanders Volley-Battle champs, defeat Oak Ridge”
Patrol car with two DPS troopers struck by alleged drunk driver
Two troopers with the Texas Department of Public Safety were struck by an alleged drunk driver early Saturday morning in The Woodlands Two troopers with the Texas… Read more “Patrol car with two DPS troopers struck by alleged drunk driver”
Volleyball: Oak Ridge knocks off rival TWHS at Magnolia Volley Battle
Oak Ridge versus The Woodlands was a match we weren’t supposed to get until September 25. With neither team quite yet hitting their stride, Friday’s showdown at… Read more “Volleyball: Oak Ridge knocks off rival TWHS at Magnolia Volley Battle”
Summer Creek welcomes community at first Bulldogs and Hot Dogs
Being flexible is nothing new to students, teachers and staff at Summer Creek High School, in fact, it’s expected. So when Thursday’s weather surprised everyone with rainstorms… Read more “Summer Creek welcomes community at first Bulldogs and Hot Dogs”
Trinity Episcopal Church to host 4th annual art show
The public is invited to the Fourth Annual Art Show at Trinity Episcopal Church, The Woodlands, featuring artists from Trinity and the local community. The show opens… Read more “Trinity Episcopal Church to host 4th annual art show”
The Woodands goes unbeaten on first day of Magnolia VolleyBattle
The Woodlands extended its win streak to 11 games and its overall record to 12-1 after winning all three of its matches on the opening day of… Read more “The Woodands goes unbeaten on first day of Magnolia VolleyBattle”
Volleyball: Oak Ridge wins all three matches in day one of Magnolia Volley-Battle
Although an early start to the day, The Oak Ridge Lady War Eaglesbrought the heat for Magnolia High School’s “Volley-Battle” Tournament. Winning all three matches, each in… Read more “Volleyball: Oak Ridge wins all three matches in day one of Magnolia Volley-Battle”
Stockton: Every student matters, all of them
The value of one’s life often is tabulated afterward – by the legacy left behind. Perhaps the profession that values this legacy more than others is teaching.… Read more “Stockton: Every student matters, all of them”
Track & Field: Kingwood resident setting records, personal marks
How does one start to tell the story of 13-year-old Jackson Reilly, a young man who’s accomplished more in his short time on earth than almost anyone… Read more “Track & Field: Kingwood resident setting records, personal marks”
Football: Q&A with four-year varsity Quarterback Braden Letney
Oak Ridge High school senior Quarterback Braden Letney is in a unique position. It isn’t every day that a high school quarterback begins his fourth year as… Read more “Football: Q&A with four-year varsity Quarterback Braden Letney”
Baseball: The Woodlands’ Fontenot commits to LSU
The Woodlands pitcher Devin Fontenot verbally committed to play baseball at LSU earlier this week. Fontenot was the No. 2 pitcher for the Highlanders last season as a… Read more “Baseball: The Woodlands’ Fontenot commits to LSU”
Cross Country: College Park boys, girls retool for new season
The College Park cross country team is full of questions heading into the season. How will the Cavaliers replace Connor Meaux, Colton Nettleton and Walter Sagehorn? Can… Read more “Cross Country: College Park boys, girls retool for new season”
Volleyball: T-Wade, Lady Highlanders solve Seven Lakes
Grey Kennedy and The Woodlands Lady Highlander (9-1) Volleyball Team fell behind early at home against Seven Lakes (6-4) but woke up in time to stave off… Read more “Volleyball: T-Wade, Lady Highlanders solve Seven Lakes”
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