On Saturday afternoon, May 31, 2025 at 1 P M, folks gatheredat the Old Baptist Church on Pond Street in Montgomery. They werethere to attend an event sponsored by the Montgomery HistoricalSociety. Two members of the Texas Division, United Daughters ofthe Confederacy attended this meeting…Elaine Collings from theRebel Joan Of Arc 2721 The Woodlands Chapter…
Left to Rt: RJOA President: Jenny Lehr, Officer of MSA: Cynthia Connors, Veteran: Forrest Lehr The Rebel Joan Of Arc 2721 Chapter, of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, RJOA Officer of Military Service Awards: CYNTHIA CONNORS, and RJOA President: JENNY LEHR, honored US Navy Veteran: FORREST LEHR for his military service, onMAY 10TH, 2025.…
The Madness of Democrats in just the past few weeks has been astounding. Democrats are harassing and fire-bombing Jews, and even murdering them in Washington DC museums. Dems are giving the Nazi salute (and getting away with it), going off script at graduations, wasting no opportunity to condemn Jews and Average Americans. Thankfully, the Democrats…
Frank M. Johnson, historian and Civil War expert, presents his latest book, Early Texas Women, for the Montgomery Historical Society. On Saturday, May 31, Frank M. Johnson, local historian and Civil War Expert, was the speaker at the Montgomery Historical Society’s semi-monthly membership meeting at the Old Baptist Church on Pond Street in Montgomery. This…
This week’s Veteran is John K Cortez, 94, who served in the U.S. Army from 1947-1949, and the U.S. Air Force from 1952-1954. Cortez was 15 when he entered the Army. He trained at Fort Polk, Louisiana for Basic and Advanced Training as a Medic Administration Specialist. After he completed training, he was posted to…
The 21st annual Woodlands Wine & Food Week for 2025 is in the books, and the weather has been nothing short of spectacular launching attendees into wonderful moods for merriment. Food & Vine Time Productions’ Constance McDerby nailed this year’s theme ‘Crushing It!’ and she was on point each night of the festivities. The Marriott…
Texas Flag Lady: Pat Spackey, Honored by Texas Legislature By Ruben Borjas, Jr• Pat and Ted Spackey, pose with the bust of Charles B. Stewart in 2011, at The Lone Star Monument and Historical Flag Park in Conroe For many years, Pat Spackey, a.k.a. The ‘Texas Flag Lady,’ was a fixture at many events in…
Business owners in Montgomery County have a new incentive program available which will provide long-term loans to commercial property owners for upgrading to energy- and water-conserving infrastructure. The details As previously reported by Community Impact, the Property Assessed Clean Energy Program was brought before Montgomery County commissioners in March, and it allows commercial property owners…
According to investigators, a person with an alias is booking weddings that won’t happen.
Dragon Bowl C relocated within Conroe. The restaurant is known for its anime-inspired Asian cuisine, such as ramen and boba tea. In a statement to Community Impact, the business stated that it will still be in downtown Conroe. Its former location at 118 Simonton St., Conroe, will be the home of Taste The Asian, another…
