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Oopsie Daisies Flower Company now offering blooms in Montgomery
1+ week, 2+ day ago (146+ words) A new flower shop offering a variety of blooms and floral arrangements is now serving the Montgomery area, business owners confirmed. Owner Megan Pawlowski said she is now accepting orders through her website for Oopsie Daisies Flower Company in Montgomery....
Footloose, artisan market: see four things to do this weekend in Conroe and Montgomery
1+ week, 3+ day ago (166+ words) Looking for something to do this weekend in the Conroe and Montgomery areas? Here are four events happening across the area from Sept. 4-6. This 80s rock musical, produced by Stage Right at Crighton Theatre, follows Ren McCormack, a teen who moves…...
Montgomery City Council approves police captain, 4 additional police positions
2+ week, 4+ day ago (353+ words) Montgomery Police Department is set to restructure its leadership and bring on four additional hires after the council approved five positions during its Aug. 25 meeting. Council approved the creation of one police captain position, three full-time public safety officer positions…...
Q&A: Get to know Scott Burns, president and CEO of Montgomery County Food Bank
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (113+ words) Burns said he hopes to continue the food bank's growth as it continues to serve more than 10 million meals annually. Q&A: Get to know Scott Burns, president and CEO of Montgomery County Food Bank Scott Burns, right, joined MCFB as…...