The Feb. 20 special meeting of the San Jacinto River Authority board (SJRA) – the final meeting before voting on the seasonal lowering of Lake Conroe – will once again be held at the Lone Star Convention Center, 98055 Airport Road, in Conroe.

The January Humble ISD School Board meeting recognized the board members as part of School Board Appreciation Month. Additional topics, such as local events, the current school calendar and whether the student cell phone policy should be revisited were also discussed.

Over 1,500 concerned residents and business leaders from the Lake Conroe area and the downriver Kingwood, Atascocita and Humble area turned out at the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) public meeting Jan. 22 to express support for their respective positions on the issue of lowering Lake Conroe in the face of floods.

Growing up in the 1950s in picturesque Huffman, various adults told Mike Carr he should either become a pastor or practice law. Wisely, he chose the law and now, after a lifetime of service to his community, Michael Ray Carr is the Lake Houston Chamber’s 2019 Haden McKay Citizen of the Year, named for long-time Humble mayor and physician, Dr. Haden E. McKay.

Lexi Stewart and her grand champion steer broke Humble ISD records for the most paid for any animal in the Humble ISD Livestock Show’s 73-year history.

The Humble Rodeo is weeks away from its annual showing at the Humble Civic Center. This year’s events will once again feature a BBQ cook-off, a livestock show and the rodeo.

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