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4 days ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – It’s rare that you can find a job based truly on what you love doing and doing well, especially when it’s based off of your own school studies in your favorite class. But this is exactly what Tyler Lewis has found himself for his career. Tyler is the co-owner of Two Tones Dueling Piano Bar, which is so much more than what the name implies.
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5 days ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – The Woodlands chapter of Rotary International recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary at a lunchtime celebration at The Woodlands Country Club. All year, the service club has upped its presence in the township in honor of this golden jubilee. Rotary International is a global service organization made up of local Rotary clubs, approximately 35,000 of them across the globe.
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1 week ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – The Woodlands High School’s World Guard recently celebrated its world championship win in Dayton, Ohio, receiving the gold medal with a score of 98.0 and winning by a wide margin of 3.5 points, and being the first Texas guard to earn this title in the history of the Winter Guard International Scholastic World Championships.
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1 week ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – Though hurricane season doesn’t officially start until this Sunday, recent raging storms have already caused property damage, frequently in the form of trees falling under the weight of rain and wind. Mike Powers, owner of Top Cut Tree Service, is well aware of the dangers of falling limbs and trunks, having spent four decades in the tree-trimming industry. He started Top Cut in his teens and has been perfecting the tree industry since.
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1 week ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – Earlier this month, Conroe Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Curtis Null was announced as the ‘last remaining finalist’ for consideration for the superintendent position at Lake Travis ISD in the Austin area. After a mandatory 21-day waiting period, Dr. Null was officially appointed as the new LTISD superintendent by unanimous vote of the board on May 22.
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2 weeks ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – With the Memorial Day coming up and summer break looming right behind it, it’s a great time to plan a family trip. Instead of crossing state lines to overspend and overextend at a theme park or tourist trap, why not use technology to discover all the wonder that the Lone Star State has to offer? The Texas Historical Commission has just launched the Texas History Navigator, an app for your iPhone and Android that lets you explore Texas like never before.
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2 weeks ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – June 1 is the official start of hurricane season for our area – lasting through the last day of November. Earlier, the NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmosphere Administration) National Hurricane Center predicted an above-average season, with somewhere between 13 - 19 named storms forming in the Atlantic and Gulf. Since 1953, Atlantic tropical storms had been named from lists originated by the National Hurricane Center, and were for the first 25 years named solely after women.
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2 weeks ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough recently announced his intention to run for a third term in his position as head of Commissioners Court. Recently, Woodlands Online had the opportunity to talk to him about his decision. “We’ve accomplished so many good things here in the county. It’s unbelievable. But there’s still much to do. It’s a different Commissioners Court than what it was seven years ago, it really is.
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2 weeks ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – Memorial Herman The Woodlands Medical Center conducted its annual event celebrating formerly critically injured patients who have survived and thrived, and the staff who made the medical miracles happen.
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2 weeks ago | 
woodlandsonline.com | Sean Thompson
THE WOODLANDS, TX – It has been confirmed that George Coulam, the founder of the Texas Renaissance Festival and central figure referred to as ‘King George’ in the HBO series ‘Ren Faire,’ was found dead at his home in Grimes County. According to a statement on the official Texas Renaissance Festival social media site: To our Texas Renaissance family and friends, We are deeply saddened by the loss of George Coulam, founder of the Texas Renaissance Festival.
