Heavy Rain Risk Continues in Conroe This Weekend

🌧️ Conroe and nearby areas could see a wet start to the holiday weekend. The Conroe Fire Department shared that multiple rounds of showers and storms are expected across Southeast Texas through Monday, with locally heavy rain possible.

Conroe may receive 4-6 inches of rain, with isolated higher amounts possible. The main concern is street flooding, runoff, and rising water in rivers and creeks. Stay weather aware, watch forecast updates, and never drive through flooded roads.

Read About This: On The Conroe Fire Department’s Facebook page.

Conroe Officer Steps In Fast During Bridge Attack

⭐ A 69-year-old San Jacinto County woman says a quick police response helped save her life after she was attacked while protesting on Conroe’s North Loop 336 bridge Sunday morning. Patty Anderson had notified police of her plans, and an officer was nearby when the attack happened.

Anderson suffered facial injuries, including a broken nose, but was released from the hospital the next day. She credited the officer who stepped in, the other officers who responded, and the woman officer who stayed with her during treatment. She is now recovering at home.

AROUND THE METRO

Cocaine Packages Found on West End of Galveston Island

🚨 A strange beach discovery brought police to the west end of Galveston Island this week. Officers said 27 individually wrapped packages washed ashore Tuesday morning and were later tested at the Galveston County Justice Center.

Police said the packages contained cocaine and will be submitted for destruction. While unusual to see, officials said this kind of discovery is not all that uncommon. Beachgoers are asked not to touch any unknown packages and to call Galveston police dispatch at 409-765-3702.

Family Farm Trips Worth the Drive From Houston

🐷 Spring is a great time to trade screens for fresh air, and Houston-area families have plenty of farm day options nearby. The list includes animals, berry picking, playgrounds, hay rides, food, and quiet places to slow down together.

A few family-friendly stops include:

Blue Heron Farm in Waller, known for goats, a beer garden, games, and goat cheese
Old MacDonald’s Farm in Humble, with animals, pony rides, a train, playgrounds, and picnic spots
Turquoise Acres Ranch in Katy, with longhorns, ponies, goats, horses, a playground, and food trucks

There are even more farms on the full list, including spots for berries, flowers, festivals, and goat cuddles.

MOCO BUSINESS

USPS Job Fair Seeks Conroe Rural Mail Carriers

🖐️ The US Postal Service is looking for rural mail carriers in the Conroe area, and a virtual job fair is set for Friday from 10 a.m. to noon on Zoom. The session will cover current and future job openings, pay, benefits, training, and career growth.

The rural carrier jobs pay $21.89 per hour, plus some benefits. USPS says it is expanding its workforce to meet growing customer needs and keep mail and package service reliable. Interested applicants can register through the USPS site and apply through the USPS careers site.

THE SPORTS REPORT

Savannah Bananas Game Brings $21M Boost to College Station

⚾ The Savannah Bananas brought more than baseball fun to Kyle Field. Their May 2 game at Texas A&M drew more than 102,000 fans and generated over $21 million in direct economic impact for College Station and much of the Brazos Valley.

The big night also brought more than 35,000 overnight visitors, an estimated $8 million in lodging impact, and more than $4.3 million for local restaurants. Texas A&M also saw an estimated $3.5 million in gross revenue from the event.

Two Texas A&M Football Stars Make On3 Top 100

🏈 Texas A&M football picked up more national attention this week. Wide receiver Mario Craver and safety Marcus Ratcliffe were both named to On3’s Top 100 Players in College Football for 2026 list.

Craver came in at No. 33 after a standout season that included 917 receiving yards, 59 catches, and four touchdowns. Ratcliffe landed at No. 57 after recording 65 tackles and three pass breakups. The Aggies open the 2026 season Sept. 5 against Missouri State.

See the article here.

THANKS!

✉️ That’s it for today, Conroe. Be safe this weekend, keep an eye on the weather, and don’t drift through the day - set the tone before the day sets it for you. Enjoy your Memorial Day Weekend!!!

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