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  • Woodlands company key in Zika vaccine development

    Houston Chronicle

    As worry over the spread of the incurable Zika virus persists, scientists in The Woodlands have been at work manufacturing a vaccine that is now being tested on humans.

  • Conroe ISD increases starting teacher salary to $51,500 for 2016-17

    Community Impact Newspaper

    “Due to the district’s strong financial standing, we are able to offer a healthy raise for our employees while also meeting our budget proposal for the 2016-17 year,” CISD Chief Financial Officer Darrin Rice said.

  • President & CEO J.J. Hollie Presents to Cochran's Crossing Village Association

    The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce

    The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to providing quality services, creating opportunities for business success and serving as an effective catalyst for the economic growth and prosperity of our community.

  • Dick’s Sporting Goods coming to The Woodlands Mall

    The Courier of Montgomery County

    “To have new and fresh brands coming into The Woodlands demonstrates and validates the economic vitality and the economic engine of The Woodlands. We have all these brands that want to have a presence in The Woodlands.”

  • Cycle Bar, Welcome to Creekside

    Woodlands Monocle

    Construction of CycleBar The Woodlands Creekside – a premium indoor cycling fitness studio – is underway at 26400 Kuykendahl Rd., Suite A140 in The Woodlands, for an anticipated grand opening in September.

  • Blue Fish to open at Restaurant Row in The Woodlands

    Houston Chronicle

    The Blue Fish, a Japanese and Asian fusion restaurant, has signed up as the final tenant at the Restaurant Row at Hughes Landing along Lake Woodlands.

  • HARC building new energy-, water-efficient headquarters in The Woodlands

    Community Impact Newspaper

    HARC was created by Woodlands founder George Mitchell in 1982 as a nonprofit technology incubator to perform basic research.

  • Eagles in The Woodlands

    TheWoodlands.com

    Since 2011, 32 eagles have made their home in The Woodlands. One of our long-time employees, Steven Matovich, has made a hobby out of photographing the birds.

  • Mitchell provided the world an example in The Woodlands

    Houston Chronicle

    A testament to his vision, Mitchell's original plan for The Woodlands continued to be implemented even after he sold it in the late 1990s. He intentionally left a 1,000-acre parcel near the entrance of The Woodlands for a commercial district. Others recognized the value. "Many developers would have developed that first because it was closest to the highway and most accessible," Galatas said. "But George saw a bigger picture and he saw a town center that would serve not only The Woodlands but all of north Houston."

  • International cultures find a home in The Woodlands

    Community Impact Newspaper

    Although The Woodlands began as a small community founded by George Mitchell in 1974, it has grown to attract residents from across the globe. From multiple foreign-based businesses to international schools for children in the area—as well as Conroe ISD, where 85 languages are spoken—the presence of different cultures and diversity in The Woodlands has been growing over the years.

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