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Nichaela Shaheen
Nichaela Shaheen

Government Reporter

Nichaela joined Community Impact in June 2024 as a government reporter for the northern Greater Houston area. Before CI, she worked as the news editor and managing editor of Texas State’s student run newspaper, The University Star. When not at your local council meeting, Nichaela enjoys live music, exploring and spending time with family.

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Tomball City Council gives 1st approval for gas station hours of operation ordinance
Montgomery Chief of Police Anthony Solomon will act as the interim city administrator after a 4-0 council vote appointed him to the position. (Community Impact staff)
Montgomery City Council terminates contracts with city administrator, assistant city administrator
Magnolia City Administrator Don Doering is retiring effective Nov. 30, according to a Nov. 18 news release. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)
Magnolia city administrator announces retirement effective Nov. 30
The business will offer coffee, espresso drinks, pastries and some bites. (Courtesy of Highland Pine Coffee Company)
Highland Pine Coffee Company coming soon
Doggy Poo Patrol comes and picks up dog poop in your yard and offers weekly, biweekly and monthly services. (Courtesy Doggy Poo Patrol)
Doggy Poo Patrol now offering services in Montgomery County
Council approved allotting $250,000 and $125,000 to College Street drainage improvements and Water Plant No. 3’s booster pump addition, respectively. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)
Montgomery City Council allocates $337K to drainage improvements, water plant pump
Options for using the land could include a disc golf course, an archery course and birding and nature trails, Mikeska said. (Peyton MacKenzie/Community Impact)
Conroe’s Westside Recreation Center to close Dec. 31
Last December, City Council approved selling the property for $4.3 million to Overland Property Group, which was planning to build income-based housing at the property. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)
Conroe City Council approves listing Sam Houston Elementary for $4.3M
The Office also hosts jazz night on Fridays and Saturdays and brings food trucks in the parking lot twice a month. (Courtesy The Office Cigar Bar & Lounge)
The Office Cigar Bar & Lounge now open in Tomball
Debris pickup from Hurricane Beryl, which hit the Houston area in July, continues in River Plantation. The neighborhood, located south of Conroe, also experienced flooding in January and May. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Portions of River Plantation neighborhood struggle following repeated flooding events
The Depot Day Fall Fest will feature a model train display on Nov. 16. (Courtesy Tomball Depot Plaza)
Check out 5 events to attend in Tomball, Magnolia, Nov. 15-17
The city of Conroe hosts its Turkey Trot this weekend. (Courtesy city of Conroe)
6 events to attend in Conroe, Montgomery, Nov. 15-17
During its Nov. 12 meeting, Magnolia City Council approved a lease agreement with GC Magnolia to house the first police substation for the city. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Magnolia Police Department to have 1st substation for officers
Weight Loss Now-Willis is veteran-owned and does not accept insurance. (Courtesy Weight Loss Now-Willis)
Weight Loss Now-Willis now open
City staff is working on drafting an ordinance that reflects the discussion, which will be brought forward to Council at a later date. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)
Tomball City Council discusses potential ordinance on gas station hours of operation
Recovery Project, which offers three membership levels, is owned by Bryan and Kristi Murphy, who also own five Fitness Project locations. (Courtesy Recovery Project)
Recovery Project now open in Magnolia
Clayton Claire Boutique also offers a variety of clothing from women's pajama sets to cocktail party attire. (Courtesy Clayton Claire Boutique)
Clayton Claire Boutique relocates within Willis
The city of Conroe commissions a water and sewer rate study every year to determine if the current rates are adequate to fund the infrastructure system. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Conroe changing water rates for multifamily complexes
In a 3-2 vote, with Position 2 council member Paul Garcia absent, Mayor Lori Klein Quinn was the deciding vote. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Tomball City Council denies rezoning requests related to duplex buildings on FM 2920
The foundation serves 13 ZIP codes containing 650,000 people, and its board decided to create the fitness park. (Nichaela Shaheen/Community Impact)
Tomball Regional Health Foundation breaks ground on new building