Chris Andritsos admitted, it would be hard not to think about next summer at least a little bit. After all, it could be the start of an… Read more “Baseball: Andritsos focused on taking care of business with 2015 draft on the horizon”
Memorial service, procession scheduled for Saturday in honor of fallen firefighter
The community is invited to a public memorial and procession on Saturday, July 12 in honor of Firefighter/Paramedic Daniel Groover. Groover was killed battling a two-alarm house… Read more “Memorial service, procession scheduled for Saturday in honor of fallen firefighter”
RUGBY: The Woodlands Rugby Club to host two tournaments
The Woodlands Rugby Club will play host to the fourth annual Cherrybone Memorial Tournament this summer, a local 7s competition created to honor the late co-founder of… Read more “RUGBY: The Woodlands Rugby Club to host two tournaments”
Golf: The Woodlands HS grad Lewis in contention at Women’s British Open
Ayako Uehara of Japan felt confident with the putter and played in the best weather Royal Birkdale has to offer. It was the right combination to take… Read more “Golf: The Woodlands HS grad Lewis in contention at Women’s British Open”
New Miss Texas is UT student and professional ballerina
University of Texas pre-med student Monique Evans has been crowned Miss Texas 2014 and will compete for the Miss America title later this year. The dancer will… Read more “New Miss Texas is UT student and professional ballerina”
Rodeo, Texans have $66M plan to demolish dome
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the NFL’s Houston Texans have devised a $66 million plan to demolish the vacant Astrodome and turn the site into… Read more “Rodeo, Texans have $66M plan to demolish dome”
FOOTBALL: Highlanders gearing up for state 7-on-7 tournament
The Woodlands High School football team clinched its spot in the 7-on-7 state tournament in early June, and since then, the Highlanders have been hard at work… Read more “FOOTBALL: Highlanders gearing up for state 7-on-7 tournament”
Volleyball: Local Woodlands volleyball player headed to the Olympic Training Center
Local indoor and beach volleyball player Ellie Leitko from The Woodlands, Texas, has been selected to attend two USA Volleyball National Training programs this summer. She was… Read more “Volleyball: Local Woodlands volleyball player headed to the Olympic Training Center”
Woodlands High graduate hired by Guy Engineering
Guy Engineering Services, Inc., a leading Civil Engineering Firm in Oklahoma, announces the addition of Brad Folks, Engineer Intern, to their Transportation Design Group. Brad graduated from… Read more “Woodlands High graduate hired by Guy Engineering”
VW of The Woodlands: Quality cars and customer service
The values and vision that Volkswagen of The Woodlands has are those of excellent customer service and a duty towards the community. Volkswagen of The Woodlands has served… Read more “VW of The Woodlands: Quality cars and customer service”
Johnny Was plans Market Street location
Johnny Was will open its first Houston-area location at Market Street next spring. The Boho-chic boutique offers six collections of clothing and accessories. These include the signature… Read more “Johnny Was plans Market Street location”
Head, neck trauma led to Lake Conroe drowning
The official cause of death of 21-year-old Elliot Richoux has been ruled as a drowning, exasperated by severe head and neck trauma from diving into roughly 5… Read more “Head, neck trauma led to Lake Conroe drowning”
Volleyball: Oak Ridge back on track for fall
Playoff berth just the beginning of objectives for Oak Ridge Oak Ridge volleyball is back on track. The War Eagles missed the playoffs in 2010 and 2011,… Read more “Volleyball: Oak Ridge back on track for fall”
The Woodlands again among UIL elite
The Woodlands finished second in the UIL’s Lone Star Cup standings, which are based on a school’s overall achievement in a variety of athletic and academic pursuits,… Read more “The Woodlands again among UIL elite”
No, the SAT is not required. More colleges join test-optional train
Students spend hours cramming for the SAT and ACT each year in the hopes of earning an acceptance letter to a competitive college. But is the tide… Read more “No, the SAT is not required. More colleges join test-optional train”
Seaweed gone wild – Why are Texas beaches covered in ick?
Since spring, Texas beaches have struggled to cope with record amounts of seaweed washing onshore. Stinky, rotting mats of sargassum disgust tourists, and they appear to put… Read more “Seaweed gone wild – Why are Texas beaches covered in ick?”
The Woodlands Children’s Museum to hold 4th anniversary celebration on July 11
Join The Woodlands Children’s Museum for birthday cake and a day of magic, music and fun. The museum will celebrate its fourth anniversary from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.… Read more “The Woodlands Children’s Museum to hold 4th anniversary celebration on July 11”
Dinning: Yucatan Taco Stand and Tequila Bar offers variety of Latin-inspired foods and drinks
During the week, families and professionals alike populate its tables. Children come with their parents to broaden their palates; businesspeople partake in a quick lunch of tacos… Read more “Dinning: Yucatan Taco Stand and Tequila Bar offers variety of Latin-inspired foods and drinks”
Basketball: (video) Summer Fundamental Series #3 – Basketball Dribbling
In the third edition of the WOL Sports Summer Fundamental Series, The Woodlands High School boys basketball head coach Dale Reed takes us through how to properly… Read more “Basketball: (video) Summer Fundamental Series #3 – Basketball Dribbling”
