Issue 51
Published November 6, 2026 · Bilingual edition
Greater Magnolia voted at 55%, and every race on its ballot is here. Magnolia plays tonight for second place in the district. The Historical Society's veterans program is Wednesday at 11, the same day Montgomery's H-E-B opens. And Lone Star College signed transfer guarantees that reach down to dual credit in high school.
Elections · Greater Magnolia
Greater Magnolia Turned Out at 55%. The Count, Race by Race.
36,424 ballots in the 16 precincts around Magnolia, Dobbin and Montgomery, against 53.38% countywide. Every race on a Greater Magnolia ballot, the three appraisal board seats, and a utility district whose measures passed 2 to 0.
Read the story →Sports · Magnolia High School
Magnolia and Tomball Play Tonight for Second Place. The Loser Lands in a Three-Way Tie for Two Playoff Spots.
Four straight wins have the Bulldogs at 5-2 in district. Kickoff is at 7, and the table shows exactly what each result means.
Read the story →Veterans · Community
Magnolia's Veterans Day Program Is Wednesday at 11 on Friendship Drive. Veterans May Bring One Guest.
The Magnolia Historical Society's annual program, on the day itself, and where it fits with the county's celebration on Saturday.
Read the story →Business · City of Montgomery
Montgomery's H-E-B Now Has a Date: Wednesday, November 11, on Eva Street.
127,000 square feet at 20025 Eva St., with a car wash, a gas station and an outside seafood boil area. Academy follows at Magnolia Village three days later.
Read the story →Education · Lone Star College
Lone Star College Signed Transfer Guarantees With Five Universities. They Reach Down to Dual Credit in High School.
Fifty pathways, credits fixed for up to six years, and what it means for Magnolia ISD students taking college classes on campus.
Read the story →Coming next
Saturday brings the money column. Tuesday, November 10, what happened on the field tonight.