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By Andrew Christman
Andrew joined Community Impact Newspaper in early 2019 after moving from Indiana. He is a 2015 graduate from Indiana State University, where he received degrees in English and journalism. He has written for a number of small town publications throughout his career as a reporter.

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(Courtesy Chipotle)
Chipotle opens location on Sawdust Road
Vertigo, a 1980s tribute and cover band, performs live renditions of classic tunes. The band will perform at Mahoney’s Texish Bar on Jan. 30. (Courtesy Vertigo)
Where to see live music in The Woodlands area in January and February
Taste of the Town ticketholders will now be able to participate in the event until Feb. 11. (Courtesy The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce)
The Woodlands' Taste of the Town restaurant event receives two-week extension to Feb. 11
Commissioner James Metts speaks in support of creating two courts at law for Montgomery County. (Screenshot via Montgomery County livestream)
Montgomery County commissioners begin discussion to add 2 courts in 2021
Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital is undergoing an expansion. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Most work on $250M Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital expansion to wrap in 2021
The training facility offers workout plans for all age levels and experiences. (Courtesy D1 Training)
D1 Training facility now open on West Rayford Road in Spring
Aloft Shenandoah Houston features 116 loft-style guest rooms. (Courtesy Aloft Hotels)
Aloft Hotel opens in Shenandoah
Two additional tenants have come to Metropark Square, including Top Sushi, which is slated to open this month. (Courtesy Top Sushi)
Two more tenants come to Metropark Square in Shenandoah
The expansion is anticipated to have homes open for sale in fall 2022. (Courtesy Total PR)
Woodson's Reserve announces 940-acre expansion
Lone Star College is looking to offer new programs and expand its online offerings in 2021. (Danica Lloyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lone Star College looks to remain optimistic, flexible for 2021
Rita Wiltz said the CBOW hall of fame includes influential members and families that have helped. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Tamina nonprofit Children’s Books on Wheels focuses on community literacy
Piney Rose Floral is owned and operated by Taylor and Cullen Handfelt. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Family-run flower shop Piney Rose Floral celebrates first year in official storefront
Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough listens to a presentation for using the county's remaining CARES Act funding. (Courtesy Montgomery County)
Montgomery County commissioners allocate remaining CARES Act funding
Ticketholders can visit a variety of restaurants in The Woodlands area in January. (Courtesy The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce)
TO DO LIST: 11 dates to know and places to go in December and January in The Woodlands area
The Montgomery County commissioners unanimously approved reimbursing county municipalities Dec. 8. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Montgomery County commissioners approve CARES Act reimbursements
The lounge offers beer, wine, appetizers and small plates as part of its menu. (Courtesy Cosmic Cowboy Lounge)
Cosmic Cowboy Lounge offering craft beer, wine, food on Rayford Road in The Woodlands
The roastery held a soft opening Sept. 22 and focuses on sourcing locally. (Courtesy Artisan Culture)
Artisan Culture serves freshly roasted coffee on Sawdust Road in The Woodlands
Piney Rose is offering custom winter arrangements. (Courtesy Piney Rose)
Piney Rose to celebrate first anniversary in The Woodlands storefront
A second Curative mobile testing clinic is coming to The Woodlands on Dec. 14. (Courtesy The Woodlands Township)
Thousands utilize free coronavirus testing in The Woodlands area
(Courtesy Howard Hughes Corp.)
The Lane at Waterway announces mid-December opening