The Ark Church in Conroe opened for its first in-person service since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic June 7. (Andy Li/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Ark Church in Conroe opened for its first in-person service since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic June 7. (Andy Li/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Ark Church in Conroe opened for its first in-person service since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic June 7. (Andy Li/Community Impact Newspaper)Members of the Magnolia community gathered to pray June 5 for unity amid unrest in the nation. Some gathered on the lawn in front of Magnolia High School while others stayed in their vehicles, listening in via an FM transmitter. (Dylan Sherman/Community Impact Newspaper)Members of the Magnolia community gathered to pray June 5 for unity amid unrest in the nation. Some gathered on the lawn in front of Magnolia High School while others stayed in their vehicles, listening in via an FM transmitter. (Dylan Sherman/Community Impact Newspaper)Following social distance requirements, Magnolia City Council met June 9 to discuss a proposed 105-home development just north of Kelly Road. (Dylan Sherman/Community Impact Newspaper)A group of high school students gathered in The Woodlands on June 10 to read speeches regarding George Floyd. (Andrew Christman/Community Imopact Newspaper)The Landshark Bar & Grill opened June 5 at Margaritivalle on Lake Conroe. The resort will open June 26. (Andy Li/Community Impact Newspaper)
The week of June 5-12 showcased several events in Montgomery County: Prayer rallies to heal communities in the wake of George Floyd's death, the continuation of socially distanced church services and city council meetings, and the countdown to the opening of Margaritaville on Lake Conroe. Click through the photo gallery for more.
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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