Issue #032 | 178 Hometown Heroes since 1999, four days of budget workshops in Conroe, more than 1,300 new homes from a company headquartered here.
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Issue #031 | The first Plaza District building finished in Oak Ridge North, nearly 12,000 Conroe ISD students in special education, a signature restaurant opening on Gosling Road.
Issue #030 | Sixty seasons from a plumbing supply store to the Owen Theatre, one of five honor boards in Texas for Tomball ISD, free fly-casting lessons on a 150-acre preserve.
Issue #029 | $2,000 in lemonade money for 105 veterans, Peyton Mattingly fourth at the Special Olympics USA Games, six Tuesdays in the prosecutor's chair.
Issue #028 | Two Conroe ISD campuses opening August 12, tuition flat at $111 a credit hour at Lone Star, nine Township pools open weekends into September.
Issue #027 | The tin ceiling gone at Black Walnut, 178 Hometown Heroes since 1999, a sixtieth season opening in Conroe.
Issue #026 | No. 10 in Houston for the hospital closest to home, a hospital leadership class at New Danville, two Saturdays of registration help at Lone Star College.
Issue #025 | A surprise office visit for the Chamber's 2026 Emerging Leader, fourteen downtown Conroe kitchens under one roof in September, a seventh free afternoon of ragtime on North Frazier.
Issue #024 | An air-conditioned playground for the four-to-twelve set, six indoor padel courts on West Lane, Casa Medina's last month in Shenandoah.
