Inovio Pharmaceuticals, a company located in The Woodlands that specializes in growing preclinical and clinical stage products for a variety of diseases, has been selected to lead a collaborative effort towards the fight against the Ebola virus.

Houston Methodist Hospital bought out the Tailgators Pub and Grill at 242 Crossing to make room for access to the hospital, leaving the remainder of the retail center intact.

New opening in Market Street

The Lone Star College System board of trustees named Rebecca Riley the lone finalist April 29 in its search to find the next president of its Montgomery campus.

Road bond election early voting

The Woodlands Development Company responds to the Creekside Park peition with concessions: replanting bigger trees and of more variety.

Storage facility to open March 2016

The three remaining candidates will meet with students, faculty, staff and the community at a series of forums through April 23.

The Oak Ridge North candidate forum was held April 9 at Oak Ridge North City Hall, giving city residents the opportunity to become more informed on candidates’ views on city issues.

Sierra Pines opens Sierra Pines II, a Class A office building

The name of Hyderabad House’s popular drink may seem confusing to some. The Badam Shake-Mango Lassi includes some unfamiliar words to those not versed in Indian culture. Badam is the Indian word for almond, and lassi primarily means yogurt.

Chi Japanese Cuisine Manager Tommy Hung is inventive with drinks. He created a bloody sake, a Japanese take on the traditional bloody mary that is made with jalapeno sake instead of the vodka found in a conventional bloody mary.

Ellen Carlin became interested in helping children with hearing conditions when she met her neighbor’s cousin who suffered from hearing loss.

Trampoline park gets kids jumping

Chicago-based pizzeria hits its stride

Lone Star Executive Airport in Conroe celebrated the opening of its new extension of runway 14-32 during a March 23 ceremony that featured Montgomery County Judge Craig Doyal and members of the Montgomery County Commissioners Court.

Unique flavors increase customer draw

Seven years after The Woodlands Athletic Center closed, The Woodlands Township is considering a proposal that would result in a new swimming facility at one of the community’s parks.

Donna Gylling was a regular customer of resale stores and frequently visited the Kid to Kid store in Fort Worth.

Growth in The Woodlands is in its twilight. Forty years ago, George Mitchell envisioned a forested community where residents could live, work and play.