Conroe Courier
The Courier is a daily publication based in Conroe, Texas, and focuses on news and events in Montgomery County.
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yourconroenews.com | Sondra Hernandez
Parker McCollum performs at RodeoHouston inside NRG Stadium in Houston, Friday, March 21, 2025. Conroe's own Parker McCollum will drop a new self-titled album at midnight that he believes is his most authentic, focused collection yet. Brett Coomer/Houston ChronicleConroe's own Parker McCollum will drop a self-titled album at midnight that he says is his most authentic, focused collection yet.
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2 days ago |
yourconroenews.com | Sondra Hernandez
MCTXSheriff Investigates Shooting in Magnolia On June 24, 2025, at approximately 1:19 pm, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to the 19000 block of Rustic Ln. Magnolia, TX, in reference to a shooting. Preliminary investigation indicates a disturbance occurred between the resident and a utility worker. The disturbance escalated, and the homeowner shot the utility worker multiple times. ...
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4 days ago |
yourconroenews.com | Catherine Dominguez
A Rice Student stops at a light on his scooter on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024 in Houston. Elizabeth Conley/Staff PhotographerAs electric scooters and e-bikes explode in popularity, leaders in The Woodlands are discussing whether they are safe to operate on the township's 220 miles of pathways.
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1 week ago |
yourconroenews.com | Catherine Dominguez
The Conroe ISD Board has selected new campus principals who will take their posts in the fall. Galatas ElementaryCandace Mathis was named new principal of Galatas Elementary. Article continues below this ad“With the retirement of Denae Wilker, finding a replacement we knew was going to be a tough job,” Landry said.
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yourconroenews.com | Catherine Dominguez
The Conroe ISD Board of Trustees has revised district policy, banning students from using telecommunication devices while at school, including cellphones, tablets, and smartwatches. The board unanimously approved what it's calling the “away for the day” policy at its meeting on Tuesday. Trustee Lindsay Dawson said the district’s policy is in line with Texas House Bill 1481. That bill, awaiting Gov.
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