Shenandoah NewsLocal news for Shenandoah, TX continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.New homes, roadwork planned in Shenandoah- January 22, 2008 "For most of 2007, a lot of (property) was tied up with problems of funding, but we're shaking that off and leaving that behind us." Shenandoah officials are expecting a housing boom this year. "We're starting to see activity," Shenandoah City Administrator Chip VanSteenberg said. via Houston Community Newspapers Onlinehttp://www.topix.net/city/shenandoah-tx/2008/01/new-homes-roadwork-planned-in-shenandoah?f... Conroe's ETJ hinders others' growth- January 13, 2008 "We're right in the heart of Montgomery County, so any growth along this (Interstate 45) corridor benefits us." Some of Conroe's neighbors are concerned that the city's newly extended extraterritorial jurisdiction will bring growth at their own expense. via Houston Community Newspapers Onlinehttp://www.topix.net/city/shenandoah-tx/2008/01/conroes-etj-hinders-others-growth?fromrss=... Officials: Conroe population growing- January 10, 2008 "We're just a growing city and the population increase is just unavoidable" Officials have been saying Conroe's growth is rapid and recent statistics bear that out, showing a population increase of 45.1 percent since 2000. via Houston Community Newspapers Onlinehttp://www.topix.net/city/shenandoah-tx/2008/01/officials-conroe-population-growing?fromrs... Historic sawmill house to be relocated, refurbished- January 7, 2008 "The park was really a temporary resting place" It's moving time in Shenandoah for a historic sawmill house. The house will be moved to a new site soon, after the City Council approved up to $10,000 to cover the job contracted out to Charry House Moving. via Houston Community Newspapers Onlinehttp://www.topix.net/city/shenandoah-tx/2008/01/historic-sawmill-house-to-be-relocated-ref... Suspects sought in home invasions- January 6, 2008 "I told them to make sure they think about what they're doing and not just open the door for anybody." Some South County residents said their views changed after the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office released information Jan. via Houston Community Newspapershttp://www.topix.net/city/shenandoah-tx/2008/01/suspects-sought-in-home-invasions?fromrss=... |