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The Conroe ISD board of trustees approved two grant applications at its May 19 virtual meeting related to the two major disasters of 2019 and 2020, Tropical Storm Imelda and COVID-19.
Summer camps will begin June 1.
Policy leaders point to Texas’ hesitancy to expand Medicaid eligibility, as outlined by the Affordable Care Act passed in March 2010, as a likely contributor to the large uninsured population statewide.
Officials anticipate drawing from federal funds to ensure no delays in benefits payments.
All locations of Pier 1 Imports, including at least 13 in the Greater Houston area, will soon close permanently, according to a May 19 news release from the company.
City Administrator Richard Tramm confirmed the fast-food chain's opening date at a Montgomery Economic Development Corp. meeting May 18.
The restaurant is open for dine-in options, and reservations are strongly encouraged.
With stay-at-home orders in response to the coronavirus having been in full swing in April, the Houston Airport System saw a 95% reduction in passenger travel year over year at both airports.
Powell said no city funds will be spent on the lawsuit, but as an elected official, he felt it was the only way to help Montgomery County citizens.
Although there had been plans to create a job listing for this purpose, Tramm said the economic landscape has been dramatically altered by the coronavirus outbreak.
Free pet food will be distributed from Interfaith of The Woodlands on May 21.
Restrictions on businesses and restaurants in the Lake Conroe area aimed to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus were loosened in early May, allowing some businesses to open as the early phases of Gov. Greg Abbott’s reopening planRead more
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