In addition to home improvement supplies and a special grilling area, the locally owned hardware store features a women’s boutique carrying fashion brands, such as Vera Bradley and Simply Southern, as well as treats from Montgomery-based Big Little Fudge Company. 936-582-5170. www.facebook.com/lakeconroeace
Lake Conroe Ace Hardware to celebrate first anniversary Nov. 2
ACE Hardware will celebrate its first anniversary Nov. 2.
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The Lake Conroe Ace Hardware store plans to celebrate its first anniversary Saturday, Nov. 2. Owner Bill Horton said plans include a super-event sale, a classic car show, grilling demonstrations and a chance to win a free grill. Ace Hardware opened in the Lake Conroe area Oct. 23, 2018 at 19380 Hwy. 105, Ste. 500A, Montgomery
In addition to home improvement supplies and a special grilling area, the locally owned hardware store features a women’s boutique carrying fashion brands, such as Vera Bradley and Simply Southern, as well as treats from Montgomery-based Big Little Fudge Company. 936-582-5170. www.facebook.com/lakeconroeace
In addition to home improvement supplies and a special grilling area, the locally owned hardware store features a women’s boutique carrying fashion brands, such as Vera Bradley and Simply Southern, as well as treats from Montgomery-based Big Little Fudge Company. 936-582-5170. www.facebook.com/lakeconroeace
By Andy Li
Originally from Boone, North Carolina, Andy Li is a graduate of East Carolina University with degrees in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and Political Science. While in school, he worked as a performing arts reporter, news, arts and copy editor and a columnist at the campus newspaper, The East Carolinian. He also had the privilege to work with NPR’s Next Generation Radio, a project for student journalists exploring radio news. Moving to Houston in May 2019, he now works as the reporter for the Conroe/Montgomery edition of Community Impact Newspaper.
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