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Lone Star College-Kingwood loaned medical supplies to area hospitals March 27. (Photo by Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lone Star College loans ventilators, protective supplies to area hospitals
The first case of coronavirus in Shenandoah was confirmed March 26. (Photo by Hannah Zedaker/Community Impact Newspaper)
Shenandoah mayor confirms first coronavirus case in city limits
A Lone Star College employee has tested positive for coronavirus. (Photo by Adobe Stock)
Lone Star College employee tests positive for coronavirus
The Woodlands Yoga Studio is now offering online classes free of charge after closing on March 17. (Photo by The Woodlands Yoga Studio)
The Woodlands Yoga Studio shifts to free streaming after closure
Lone Star College announced March 25 it is waiving distance fees for classes going online. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lone Star College waives fees for classes moving online
Shenandoah City Council met in a special session March 23 to extend a disaster declaration. (Photo by Hannah Zedaker/Community Impact Newspaper)
Shenandoah extends emergency declaration
Theiss Farms Market offers pickup options if customers would rather place an order in advance. (Photo by Adobe Stock)
Theiss Farms Market in The Woodlands offers pickup option for customers
Huntsman Corp. is producing sanitizer for Switzerland while monitoring domestic needs. (Photo by Adobe Stock)
Huntsman Corp. ramps up sanitizer production for Switzerland
The Woodlands Area Chamber of Commerce is encouraging shoppers to buy gift cards to support local businesses. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
The Woodlands Chamber pushes for local business support through 'gift card challenge'
McCloskey is in the process of making face masks for area residents in need. (Courtesy Romy McCloskey)
The Woodlands-area designer shifts focus to medical masks over shortage concerns
Volunteers pack boxes of food at the food bank. (Photo by Montgomery County Food Bank)
Montgomery County Food Bank shifts to drive-thru delivery, virtual food drives in response to current needs
Lone Star College announced it has canceled graduation plans for the spring semester. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lone Star College cancels graduation ceremonies
Area YMCAs will host blood donor coaches in their parking lots. (Photo by Adobe Stock)
YMCAs to host blood donor coach in parking lots
Lone Star College campuses are anticipated to remain closed until April 6. (Photo by Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper.
Lone Star College rolls out tentative schedule for remainder of spring semester
Market Street on Six Pines Drive is one of the retail centers that has adapted to new rules for gatherings. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Businesses in The Woodlands prep for changes in wake of coronavirus
The Woodlands Township held an emergency meeting March 16. (Vanessa Holt/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Woodlands extends event cancellations, suspends Town Center Trolley service; Shenandoah makes disaster declaration
Interfaith of The Woodlands will provide bags of essentials to help families in need of food. (Courtesy Interfaith of The Woodlands)
Interfaith of The Woodlands provides food support during coronavirus concerns
Montgomery County Food Bank provides food and other resources to more than 35,000 people each month. (Courtesy Montgomery County Food Bank)
UPDATED: South Montgomery County nonprofits, community groups strategize to maintain services amid emergency declarations
Courtesy StretchLab
StretchLab offering complimentary sessions for grand opening
Lone Star College extended its spring break until March 23. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
Lone Star College extends spring break due to coronavirus
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