Family Life

Centennial celebration includes proclamation by Shenandoah mayor Recently, a local resident celebrated his 100th birthday amongst family, friends, military personnel and veterans, and even political figures, and Woodlands Online was there to commemorate the centennial.

Sterling Ridge is celebrating the summer in style this weekend with not one but two events happening at Cranebrook Pool, located at 11800 Crane Brook Drive.

It’s the first full weekend of July, and post-holiday celebration. What to do with the family? Fortunately, you don’t have to stress out about it; we have a few ideas for some events that you and the entire family can enjoy this weekend in The Woodla

Follow the clues and get a prize! Are you up for an adventure this summer? Do you like solving riddles while enjoying a day at the pool? If you are (and let's face it; who wouldn't be?), then dtop by any of the Township's swimming pools

Yesterday, the City of Conroe officially celebrated the Grand Opening of Owen Park and the Westside Recreation Center, located at 10245 Owen Drive.

Erin Kirkwood, a 24-year-old Specialist in the U.S. Army, had not seen her mother in more than a year; she has been stationed in Germany and was not expected to see her mom until later this year. An opportunity arose for her to rectify this, and she

This weekend marks the third Sunday in June, which is the special day earmarked for celebrating fathers and father figures throughout the nation. Father’s Day originated in Spokane, Washington in 1909 – ironically during a Mother’s Day sermon heard b

We have the second Sunday in May coming up this weekend, the day officially reserved for Mother’s Day since it was signed into law as a national holiday by President Woodrow Wilson in 1914. But the origins of celebrating mothers goes back way before

The Woodlands Township Neighborhood Services will host a series of Fired Up Tours this summer at each of the eight fire

Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures will officially kick off the 2023 waterpark season on Saturday April 15th.

Big Rivers Waterpark & Adventures will officially kick off the 2023 waterpark season on Saturday April 15th.

Tech and safety upgrades for Conroe camp Girl Scouts of San Jacinto is thrilled to announce that it recently received $26,000 from Entergy to convert fluorescent lights to modern LED lights at Camp Agnes Arnold. The grant money has allowed the council to create a more environmentally friend

For those who think the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the best rodeo around, there are many in Montgomery County who believe that it’s merely the opening act for another rodeo that is tons more fun, tons less stressful, and tons more accessible

With or without students in your family, there’s lots of fun to be had Starting Friday afternoon, Spring Break for The Woodlands area’s two major independent districts – Conroe ISD and Tomball ISD – as well as several of our local private schools, kicks off. Whether you plan to celebrate the week-plus break by getting t

Woodlands area high school student Genesis Mari Baez is preparing to represent at the upcoming National American Miss Pageant. As she delves into the second half of her junior year at Grand Oaks High School, she is also in training for the national f

Spring Break for both Conroe and Tomball ISDs is right around the corner (ironically, still during the winter). Several Woodlands-area hotels have some special events, deals, and packages perfectly catered to families needing a break during Spring Br

Memorial Hermann Health System’s first babies of 2023 have arrived. The first baby born at a Memorial Hermann facility was born at 12:09 a.m. – mere minutes into the new year – right here at Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center. While a pict

Carl’s Quality Cooling and Heating is Accepting Nominations for a Family in Need In the spirit of the season, Carl’s Quality Cooling and Heating is giving away one free residential heating and cooling system

Members of a local Woodlands family are hard-pressed to maintain their faith and finances alike due to the medical condition of their son.

The City of Shenandoah had nearly a full month of ghoulish yards and spooky decorations. Halloween night's parade had many great backgrounds for trick-or-treat