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Sep 26, 2026

This Free Tai Chi Class Has Kept Students Coming Back for 12 Years

Woodlands Tai Chi holds free 16-week beginner classes every four months for area seniors, and some students have stayed nearly 12 years.

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Sep 26, 2026

Junior League Food Program Now Feeds 600 Kids a Week

Issue #078 | 600 kids fed weekly by one local food program, a Magnolia native flying with the Navy's oldest patrol squadron, and a storage company delivered straight to your driveway.

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Sep 25, 2026

The Storage Unit Comes to Your Driveway, Not the Other Way Around

Le Box Storage in Conroe bundles delivery, pickup, and monthly rent into a single flat price, and is expanding next to Tomball.

Business Spotlight

Sep 25, 2026

The Woodlands Approves 3 New Cell Towers to Fix Weak Coverage

Issue #077 | Three new cell towers headed to Township parks, a rehab hospital rebuild in the works, and a Houston cleaner running her own industry convention.

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Sep 24, 2026

This Houston Cleaning Company's Owner Also Runs a Convention for the Industry

Maids and Moore Cleaning Service sends two trained, bonded cleaners to every Houston home, no tidying up required beforehand.

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Sep 24, 2026

Home Prices Doubled in 14 Years, Habitat Panel Tells Montgomery County

Issue #076 | Montgomery County home prices nearly doubled in 14 years, Bari Ristorante's River Oaks menu landing on Waterway Avenue, a Woodlands marketer who won't quote you until she knows your business.

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Sep 23, 2026

She Won't Send You a Rate Sheet Until She Knows Your Business

Divergent Marketing and Branding, based in The Woodlands, has no set price menu because every client gets a custom strategy, not a template.

Business Spotlight

Sep 23, 2026

Seussical Jr. Will Put Young Artists With Special Needs on the Owen Stage

Issue #075 | A cast of young artists with special needs at the Owen Theatre, six-digit codes still opening mailboxes at Grogan's Mill, ten years of Vinny's Barber Shop.

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Sep 22, 2026

Williams Sonoma Opens at Hughes Landing's Retail Row

Issue #074 | Williams Sonoma's 5,000-square-foot store now open at Hughes Landing, Montgomery County's official Dolly Parton Day this Friday, a senior care specialist untangling the search for the right next step.

Newsletter

This Free Tai Chi Class Has Kept Students Coming Back for 12 Years

Junior League Food Program Now Feeds 600 Kids a Week

The Storage Unit Comes to Your Driveway, Not the Other Way Around

The Woodlands Approves 3 New Cell Towers to Fix Weak Coverage

This Houston Cleaning Company's Owner Also Runs a Convention for the Industry

Home Prices Doubled in 14 Years, Habitat Panel Tells Montgomery County

She Won't Send You a Rate Sheet Until She Knows Your Business

Seussical Jr. Will Put Young Artists With Special Needs on the Owen Stage

Williams Sonoma Opens at Hughes Landing's Retail Row

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