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Eva Vigh
Eva Vigh
Eva Vigh joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2018 as a reporter for Spring and Klein. Prior to this position, she covered upstream oil and gas news for a drilling contractors' association.
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Bay Area restaurants are not immune to a nationwide workforce shortage. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Bay Area restaurants struggle to fill job openings
See how enrollment, superintendent salaries and student demographics compare in Conroe, Montgomery and Willis ISDs
Isaac Rodriguez (right) and his staff serve classic Italian dishes at their two locations. (Photos by Eva Vigh/Community Impact Newspaper)
Casual Conroe diner Marsalas Italian Grill offers catering, live saxophone music
Conroe, Montgomery and Willis ISDs are set to receive millions of dollars in federal funding to address the ongoing effects of COVID-19. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Conroe, Montgomery, Willis ISDs to receive millions for pandemic costs
The cities of Conroe, Montgomery and Willis are slated to receive a total of nearly $18 million in federal funds to assist with COVID-19 fiscal recovery. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Conroe, Montgomery, Willis to receive nearly $18M in COVID-19 recovery funds
Pearland and Friendswood restaurants are not immune to a nationwide workforce shortage. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Local restaurant owners struggle to fill job openings
Thousands of Texans working in the accommodation and food services industry have claimed unemployment benefits since the start of the pandemic.
Sugar Land, Missouri City businesses, restaurants face staffing ‘pandemic’
Wildcat PPE opened at 301 S. Trade Center Parkway, Conroe in June 2020. (Andrew Christman/Community Impact Newspaper)
INVESTIGATION: Wildcat PPE’s lawsuits, layoffs highlight faulty federal procurement process under pandemic
The district will still offer a la carte items and snacks for purchase. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Montgomery ISD to offer free breakfast, lunch during 2021-22 school year
Summer Moon Coffee's newest location is at 449 S. Loop 336 W., Ste. 100, Conroe. (Courtesy Summer Moon Coffee)
Austin-based Summer Moon Coffee coming to Conroe
The office is located at 208 McCown St., Ste. 104, Montgomery. (Courtesty Tish Zitzow)
'We fight so that an insurance company doesn't make health decisions': Tish Zitzow opens office in Montgomery
The event returns for the third time this year. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas Taco Tequila and Music Fest returns to Conroe Oct. 2
Councilmember Julie Davis, second from right, argued for a 20% homestead exemption. (Screenshot via Montgomery City Council livestream)
Montgomery adopts 20% tax break on homestead property taxes
The mural will be placed in Heritage Place Park. (Courtesy Conroe Art League)
Conroe seeking muralist for downtown project
Home prices continue to increase, according to local real estate data. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
DATA: All Conroe, Montgomery ZIP codes see home sales increase year over year
Barndominiums are steel-structured homes featuring high ceilings. (Rendering courtesy Stacee Lynn)
Houston area's largest age-restricted community coming to Willis; local 'barndominiums' on the rise: 3 development updates to know
Demand for new housing is strong in the Conroe and Montgomery area. (Eva Vigh/Community Impact Newspaper)
Building costs still in flux as lumber prices cool off
Magnolia ISD Trustee Kelly McDonald, left, and Taylorized PR Founder Margie Taylor pose with Jimmie Edwards, chairman of the Montgomery County Veterans Commission. (Photo courtesy Taylorized PR)
New directors sworn into Montgomery County Veterans Commission
Former mayoral candidate Bill Clevenger (bottom left) argues with Mayor Sarah Countryman (third from left) on why his business should be allowed to open. (Screenshot via Montgomery City Council livestream)
Montgomery’s proposed food truck ordinance sparks allegations of ‘personal vendetta’
Sheriff Rand Henderson, left, and District Attorney Brett Lignon discuss the need for overtime compensation if officers leave Montgomery County to assist at the border. (Screenshot via Montgomery County Commissioners Court livestream)
Montgomery County approves funding for expenses related to border insecurities