CONTENTS

6 Welcome

8 About the Chamber

8 Board of Directors

10 Welcome from the Mayor

12 Newcomer Information

14 Demographics

16 Economic Development

22 Habitat for Humanity

28 Events

30 Police & Fire

31 Education

36 Dining Guide

38 Nonprofits

40 Top Investors

42 Members By Category

Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce

18423 FM 1488 Road
Magnolia, TX 77354
(281) 356-1488
www.greatermagnoliaparkwaycc.org

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welcome

Welcome to the First Edition of Our Magazine!

It is with great excitement that I welcome you to the inaugural edition of the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce’s magazine, a resource designed to highlight the community and economic development of Southwest Montgomery County. Magnolia and Southwest Montgomery County are experiencing tremendous growth. With the arrival of larger stores and infrastructure expansion, it’s important to stay ahead of the curve while holding onto the core values that make our community special. Many of us moved here to escape the hustle of city life and raise our families in a more peaceful, rural setting. Even as we grow, we remain committed to preserving the hometown feel that drew us here in the first place.

Growth is inevitable, but we are truly blessed to live in such an incredible town, surrounded by a strong and supportive community. This magazine is intended to serve as a resource, helping you explore the many possibilities that lie ahead as our region continues to evolve.

As President of the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce, it is my pleasure to serve you. Together, we can achieve success by empowering local businesses to thrive through strategic partnerships, community engagement, and a shared vision for the future.

Thank you for your continued support, and I hope you enjoy this first edition!

Sincerely,

Laurie A. Clifton
President
Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce

About the Chamber

As the new Board Chair for the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce, I’m excited to be part of an incredible journey as we look toward the future of growth and opportunity in our community. One significant step in this direction is our upcoming name change to the Southwest Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, serving Greater Magnolia and beyond. This change reflects our commitment to supporting the broader community as we continue to grow and evolve.

Magnolia has seen unprecedented development in recent years, from new businesses opening their doors to expanding infrastructure that paves the way for continued economic progress. As we experience this growth, it’s important for our Chamber to remain proactive in addressing the needs of our members and advocating for a thriving business environment. This new name reflects the expansion of our influence and services to the greater Southwest Montgomery County area while continuing to honor our roots in Magnolia.

At the Chamber, I’ve witnessed firsthand the value of community engagement, and I look forward to fostering more opportunities for collaboration and connection among our businesses. We want to ensure that every entrepreneur, small business owner, and corporation knows that we are here to support their success.

The future is bright for Magnolia and the surrounding area, and as Chair, I’m excited to work alongside the Chamber, our members, and the community to embrace new possibilities, tackle challenges, and ensure that Southwest Montgomery County remains a fantastic place to live, work, and grow. Together, we can continue to build a prosperous future for all.

Aaron Marshall
Board Chair
Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Welcome from the Mayor

Dear Residents,

Thank you for choosing Magnolia as your home. While some have been here for generations, the majority of us arrived as soon as we could, drawn by Magnolia’s conservative values and small-town charm.

As Mayor, I am committed to promoting our shared culture by supporting our schools, churches, and county, state, and national leaders—many of whom reside right here in Magnolia. Few cities can boast having their Mayor, County Commissioner, State Representative, State Senator, and U.S. Congressman living just a few miles from each other. By working together, we will anticipate and shape the future growth of Magnolia while preserving what makes it special.

Our city has doubled in population over the past three years, with no signs of slowing down. We will continue to improve our roads to ease congestion and partner with state and local governments to fund road projects that reduce the burden on our local taxpayers. Our Economic Development team is dedicated to enhancing parks and infrastructure, while our Public Works Department ensures our community spaces are maintained to the highest standards.

Magnolia is growing faster than anyone expected, but I believe we can plan for the future while preserving our small-town feel. I encourage you to get involved with local organizations like the Society of Samaritans (SOS), Lions Club, VFW, and the Chamber of Commerce. And don’t miss our Annual Parade of Lights and 4th of July Celebration—they are perfect opportunities to experience the heart of our wonderful community.

Sincerely,

Mayor Matthew “Doc” Dantzer

NEWCOMER inforMATION

Above: Montgomery County Coalition of Chambers work with
our State Representatives advancing our Legislative Priorities

At Left: Congressman Luttrell received the Advocate for
American Business Award from the US Chamber of Commerce

Emergency/Medical

Montgomery County Sheriff’s Dept. (936) 760-5800

Magnolia Police Dept (281) 356-2500

Stagecoach Police Dept. (281) 259-9333

Constable Chris Jones, PCT 5 (281) 259-6493

Magnolia Fire Dept. (281) 356-3288

Medella Urgent Care (346) 808-3670

Magnolia Family Medicine (281) 356-1945

Houston Methodist Primary Care Group (936) 270-4800

Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital (281) 737-1000

Memorial Hermann The Woodlands (713) 897-2300

America’s ER + Urgent Care (281) 789-3400

Government

Federal

U.S. Senators

John Cornyn (202) 224-2934

Ted Cruz (202) 224-2934

U.S. Representatives

Morgan Luttrell (281) 305-7890

State

Governor

Greg Abbott (512) 463-2000

State Senators

Paul Bettencourt, District 7 (713) 464-0282

Lois W. Kolkhorst, District 18 (281) 259-8513

State Representatives

Cecil Bell Jr., District 3 (281) 259-3700

Local

Mayor

Matthew “Doc” Dantzer (346) 225-5435

City Council

Matthew “Doc” Dantzer (346) 225-5435

Daniel Miller (936) 548-7524

Buck Perino (936) 297-3309

Richard Carby (346) 273-8915

Brandon Jacobs (936) 297-3309

Jack L. Huitt, Jr. (936) 548-6684

Montgomery County Commissioner

Charlie Riley, Precinct 2 (281) 259-6492

Community Resources

Malcolm Purvis Branch Library (936) 442-7704

Community Center (281) 252-3852

Media

Newspapers

Community Impact Newspaper (281) 469-6181

Magnolia Neighbors Magazine (713) 557-8057

Registrations

Automotive

Drivers License

Texas Department of Public Safety (866) 357-3639

License Plate and Registration

License Plates and Registration (936) 539-7896

Education

Public

Magnolia Independent School District (281) 356-3571

Private and Parochial

Concordia Lutheran High School (281) 351-2547

Extraordinary Education Center (281) 652-5918

Magnolia Heritage Academy (281) 389-5112

New Hope Christian Academy (281) 356-6281

Alpha Academy (281) 252-2265

Higher Education

Lone Star College - Montgomery (281) 290-2612

Pets

Paws to Claws Veterinary Care (281) 356-2384

Magnolia Veterinary Hospital (832) 521-5464

Montgomery County Animal Shelter (936) 442-7738

The Hills Veterinary Clinic (346) 771-0771

Utilities

Cable Providers/Phone

Comcast (713) 997-9753

T-Mobile (832) 420-8424

Verizon Wireless (832) 712-9141

AT&T (888) 294-8433

Consolidated Communications (866) 989-2255

Gas

Epcor (281) 766-1290

Universal Gas Company (281) 252-6700

Electric

Centerpoint Energy (832) 773-6002

Reliant Energy (866) 222-7100

Entergy (800) 368-3749

Water & Wastewater

Within City Limits (281) 356-2266 Option 2

Lone Star Groundwater
Conservation District (936) 494-3436

San Jacinto River Authority (936) 588-3111

City of Magnolia

www.cityofmagnolia.com

City Hall (281) 356-2266

Police Dept (Non-Emergency) (281) 356-2500

Public Works (281) 356-2266 Option 6

DEMOGRAPHICS

Population

2020

188,064

2024

223,552

2029

262,445

Source: Lone Star Leadership & Economic Development

Seizing Growing
Opportunities

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BLOSSOMING IN MAGNOLIA

by Lisa Carswell, Carswell Real Estate Co.Inc.
www.carswellrealestate.com

Magnolia, Texas, is experiencing a remarkable period of economic growth, fueled by the area’s booming real estate and commercial developments. As the population rises and the community expands, the city is positioning itself as a thriving hub for businesses and residents. Projections show the population within a 5-mile radius of Magnolia, including surrounding areas such as Stagecoach, Pinehurst, and Todd Mission, will exceed 71,000 by 2028—an increase of 15,000 new residents over the next five years. This rapid growth signals the arrival of new opportunities and cements Magnolia’s role as a key player in Texas’ future economy.

The Aggie Expressway:
A Catalyst for Growth

The recent completion of the Aggie Expressway (Highway 249) has been a game-changer for Magnolia. This major transportation artery has significantly improved access to Houston, shortening commute times and drawing more people to the area. The convenience of the expressway is one of the driving factors behind Magnolia’s rapid development, making the area more attractive to homebuyers, businesses, and developers alike.

Commercial Expansion Along FM 1488

Magnolia is also seeing a surge in commercial activity, particularly along FM 1488. The arrival of a new HEB grocery store and various businesses moving into the area has energized the local economy and provided residents with more retail and dining options. As these businesses take root, they not only serve the growing population but also enhance the region’s appeal to new investors and developers.

A County Leading in Growth

As part of Montgomery County, Magnolia is benefiting from being part of the fastest-growing county in Texas. Large-scale developments are reshaping the landscape and driving economic development at a rapid pace:

Audubon: A 3,000-acre master-planned community featuring 600,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. Audubon will offer approximately 5,000 single-family homes and 2,600 multi-family units, driving both residential and commercial growth.

Colton: Spanning 5,700 acres along Highway 249, this development will add 11,400 new residential lots and create significant commercial opportunities.

Kresston by Johnson Development: Another major project, covering 1,400 acres and adding 3,500 homes, further contributing to Magnolia’s residential expansion.

Magnolia’s Bright Future

These developments are laying the foundation for Magnolia’s future, bringing new businesses, housing options, and infrastructure improvements to the area. With the Aggie Expressway reducing commute times and new commercial hubs forming along FM 1488, Magnolia is set to thrive as both a residential and economic powerhouse in Texas. Magnolia’s growth reflects its commitment to embracing new opportunities while maintaining the strong sense of community that defines Magnolia.

Building for Today, Growing for Tomorrow

Heritage Green

Welcome to Heritage Green, a thoughtfully designed, 48-acre mixed-use development in Magnolia, strategically located at the northwest corner of FM 1488 and Spur 149, directly across 1488 from the new HEB. Drawing upon its history as a former equestrian center, the project artfully incorporates timeless stone and brick elements with three-rail fencing, creating a visually appealing space that is as attractive as it is functional. The first-class, two-building 21,000 sf shopping center creates an inviting atmosphere. Here, you’ll find a carefully curated selection of recognized restaurants and retailers which include Jersey Mikes, Wingstop, MOD Pizza, local-favorite Half-Baked Cookie Company, and the City of Magnolia’s first Starbucks! Verizon, Heartland Dental and Magic Mollars complete the lineup.

The success of the center has brought positive results to the pad sites along 1488, attracting such beloved brands as CVS, Wells Fargo, Wendy’s and Valvoline.

Heritage Green is designed to be more than shopping and dining. It’s about creating a special place in the heart of Magnolia’s golden triangle. The overall development features two beautifully landscaped ponds, which attract an array of birds and wildlife. In addition, a crushed granite walking trial that encircles the central pond provides a convenient opportunity to take an easy stroll and admire the distinctively shaped 35-year-old heritage Magnolia tree.

The next phases of Heritage Green will likely include the development of housing and additional space for local professional offices, retail, and dining. We look forward to seeing you around the Green!

MAGNOLIA PLACE

One of the signature shopping centers within the city of Magnolia is Magnolia Place. Situated at the southwest corner of FM 1488 and Spur 149, this 165-acre mixed-use development burst into the development scene in late 2022 with the opening of the city’s own HEB Grocery store.

Shortly after HEB’s grand opening, Magnolia Place landed Chase Bank and Christian Brothers Automotive. Additionally, two in-line retail buildings adjacent to Chase Bank were built and leased to Memorial Hermann Urgent Care, Shipley’s Donuts, Twin Liquors, Spring Rolling, and Marcos Pizza. Meritage Homes purchased 33.6 acres out of the southern section of Magnolia Place and is currently building 124 residential homes.

In early 2024, Houston based developer, BCS, purchased approximately 51 acres next to HEB, the majority of undeveloped land within Magnolia Place. And most recently, they announced their plans to bring in Magnolia’s first restaurant row within city limits, catering specifically to family-style sit-down restaurants. The first restaurant to be announced is a local favorite, Texas Roadhouse, and BCS plans to have similar announcements into 2025.

Other uses and product types are slated for the regional mixed-use development. Discount Tire will be joining the line-up, as well as sites available for corporate headquarters, medical, office, entertainment, large retail, and other high value commercial types.

In the not-so-distant future, Magnolia Place is expected to be the preeminent commercial destination in Magnolia, a place where its citizens can live, work, dine, shop and have fun.

MAGNOLIA VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER

The Magnolia Village shopping Center is located at the southeast corner of FM 1488 and Spur 149, is developed by Gulf Coast Commercial out of Houston.

One of the first components of the project to be built was ALORA, Magnolia. The project opened in Spring 2023 with over 300 units providing spacious one and two-bedroom units with a wide amenity package including parking garages, pool, business center and a clubhouse for residents to enjoy. ALORA, Magnolia was the first multi-family project to be built in Magnolia since 2011.

A signature element of Magnolia Village is the To-Go Restaurant Row developed along the south side of FM 1488. The To-Go Row features a variety of restaurants such as Swig, Seven Brew, McDonald’s, Salads and Go, and a Texas favorite, Whataburger. In addition to the restaurants, visitors can also take advantage of a variety of financial services including 5Point Credit Union and Texas Regional Bank, all of which will open by the end of 2024.

A visit to the Magnolia Village Shopping Center isn’t complete without the mention of their largest retailer. In 2025, Magnolia Village will be the home of LOWE’s Home Improvement store. This 100,000 square foot home improvement store will welcome residents with all the store offerings customers love such as a Garden Center, Hardware, Fixtures, Appliances and general home improvement.

UNITY PARK

Nestled among the tall pines within the City of Magnolia you’ll find a recreation oasis known as Unity Park. Opened in 2010, the park was the result of collaboration between the City of Magnolia, the Magnolia Independent School District, and Montgomery County Precinct 2. Unity Park is the central location for recreation in the community, offering a rich selection of features for passive recreation such as walking and picnics, to large community festivals and musical events.

Visitors to Unity Park will find dedicated playground space with traditional swings, slides and a merry-go-round. Walking trails span the length of the park and provide loops for walking throughout. A large group pavilion and an outdoor amphitheater are the focal points of community events. A natural wetland area offers wildlife viewing, supported by two wooden boardwalks/viewing platform. Other amenities include tennis courts with the capability to scale for pickleball and a community pond on the far side of the park.

In the past five years, Unity Park has become a popular local venue for weddings, corporate retreats, family reunions and festivals. Information on park rental, use and fees can be found at cityofmagnolia.com/parks.

Coming Soon!

Economic boom brings new developments to town

New Luxury Development by XAG Group: Audubon Community

As Magnolia rapidly emerges as a pivotal growth corridor within the Greater Houston area, the town’s development is aligning with its dynamic demographic shifts and economic growth. Central to this growth is the Audubon community with its small-town charm and urban accessibility is an appealing canvas for XAG Group’s new 20-acre, mixed-use project. The development will feature Rasha at Audubon, luxury garden-style apartments, and Audubon Place, a 30,000-square-foot retail space designed to enhance local lifestyles with specialty shops, dining, and leisure spaces. Located off FM 1488 and Texas 249, this development is poised to transform Magnolia’s economic landscape.

Audubon Place Retail Center:
Enhancing Community Convenience

Set to open Fall 2025, the 30,000 square foot retail center will be the first phase of the mixed-use project and will include high-end retail and dining options, designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding community. Built with a pedestrian-friendly layout, the space is set to deliver a unique shopping experience where suburban tranquility meets urban convenience.

The retail center’s offerings will cater to the growing number of young families and professionals in Magnolia who seek convenience and quality close to home. Additionally, the center’s carefully curated mix of shops and restaurants is expected to draw patrons from neighboring communities, further energizing the local economy.

Rasha at Audubon: A High-End Multifamily Living Experience

Rasha at Audubon will introduce 326 garden-style apartment units across an expansive 12-acre complex aims to redefine apartment living in Magnolia, offering amenities that rival single-family homes. By seamlessly blending upscale finishes and thoughtful designs with Audubon’s outdoor-focused lifestyle, Rasha provides an attractive housing option for long-term renters and families.

Rasha’s amenities include a three-structure clubhouse, co-working lounges, a resort-style pool with private cabanas, and a state-of-the-art fitness studio. The inclusion of coworking spaces and a business center underscores the area’s focus on professionals who appreciate the convenience of remote workspaces. Additionally, residents will have access to a family movie theater, game room, dog park, bike repair station, and interconnected walking trails that link directly to Audubon Retail, providing a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.

Aligning with Magnolia’s Vision for
a Thriving Community

XAG Group’s investment in Audubon comes at a pivotal moment for Magnolia, as the town emerges as a modern economic center. By incorporating retail, residential, and lifestyle amenities, the development is not just contributing to the area’s growth but is actively shaping a community that aligns with Magnolia’s vision for a vibrant, thriving, and cohesive environment.

The development is expected to stimulate local employment, support small businesses, and provide a high-quality retail experience that reduces the need for residents to travel to larger neighboring cities for their shopping needs.

As Magnolia continues to expand, developments like Rasha at Audubon and Audubon Place are set to become foundational pillars of the community. With its blend of luxury, convenience, and community-centric amenities, the project stands as a testament to Magnolia’s economic potential.

EVENTS

Montgomery County Day at the Capitol
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
March 4, 2025

Join the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce for GMPCC Day at the Texas Capitol as we unite to support and advocate for the vital interests of small businesses in our community. Engage with state legislators, share your business concerns, and help shape policies that foster growth and success. Your voice matters—let’s champion small business together!

Golf Classic Tournament
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
The Golf Club at Margaritaville
Lake Resort
April 28, 2025

Sign up for the 2025 Golf Classic Tournament, where you can enjoy a day of fun, friendly competition, and valuable business networking opportunities. It’s the perfect chance to build relationships, showcase your brand, and support the local community—all while enjoying a beautiful day on the course!

Annual Fireworks Show
City of Magnolia
July 4, 2025

Celebrate Independence Day with the city’s annual fireworks show in Unity Park.

TASTE THIS, TRY THAT! KICK-OFF PARTY
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
August 21, 2025
Coupon Book good August 22-September 30, 2025
Magnolia Event Center

At the Taste This, Try That event, you can savor delicious samples from a diverse selection of local restaurants and businesses. It’s a fantastic opportunity to explore new flavors, discover local favorites, and support the vibrant food scene in our community!

AWARDS DINNER
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
TBA 2026

Join the Chamber for our Annual Chamber Awards Dinner, a night dedicated to celebrating the achievements and contributions of our local business community. Enjoy an elegant evening of networking, dining, and recognizing those who have made a lasting impact on the growth and success of our region.

Fall Fest 2025
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
September 20, 2025

Bring the whole family for a fun-filled day of activities! Enjoy face painting, a picture-perfect pumpkin patch, kids’ crafts, and a special character appearance, plus much more. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the season together!

THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS Parade of Lights
Greater Magnolia Parkway
Chamber of Commerce
December 6, 2025

Celebrate 50 years of magic with The Magic of Christmas Parade of Lights, Unity Park.

Police

Pledge From Our New Sheriff

I am blessed to call Montgomery County home and I am proud to begin serving the community as Sheriff.

As a conservative Christian, a family man, and a fearless, goal-oriented leader, I heard the call of the community and answered by filing to run for Sheriff of Montgomery County.

Our true grassroots movement did the unthinkable. We forced a two-term incumbent into a run-off, and then defeated him, while spending less than half of what his campaign did. That speaks volumes, and I am excited to have been elected to lead the men and women of the Sheriff’s Office and get to work on effectuating the change that the community has demanded.

First and foremost, I will review all aspects of the organization to reduce unnecessary spending and allocate resources where they will be most effective. I intend to be more transparent with the public by developing programs, initiatives, and policies that build and maintain trust with the community that elected me. And, I will expand recruiting initiatives and improve the work environment to facilitate recruiting and retain qualified and experienced personnel.

I plan to develop “Proactive” policing measures to identify and address crime patterns before they become problems; and bring innovative crime-fighting ressources, training, and interagency cooperation to stay ahead of rising crime.

I will address the overcrowding and failed jail inspections and implement processes to get back on track to meet state standards, as well as the problems with dispatch to ensure that the public receives the services that they need when calling for help.

Lastly, I intend to implement regular town hall meetings in each precinct to give the community an opportunity to discuss any safety concerns and ideas on how we can reduce such activity, and make myself available to the public in addressing critical incidents and crime concerns that the community deserves to be informed of.

Wesley Doolittle
Montgomery County Sheriff

Fire

ESD 10 Expanding to Meet
Community’s Needs

Development continues to boom within the nearly 164 square miles of Montgomery County Emergency Services District Number 10 (ESD 10). The growing population of the region has doubled since the 2020 census and requires increased resources to safely transition to a larger professional fire department for Magnolia and Montgomery County.

ESD 10, also known as the Magnolia Fire Department, has taken necessary steps to keep up with the community’s growth. Chief Colburn’s vision and commitment to protecting the growing community, one which he calls home, aligns well with the board’s mission to save lives, protect property and provide proper resources to firefighters to safely and effectively do their jobs.

ESD 10 has approved several capital projects to ensure Magnolia Fire Department has modern facilities measuring up to the community’s needs. Improvements to existing fire stations is an ongoing investment. After reopening an improved Station 183 in February 2024, ESD 10 is moving forward with renovating and rebuilding Stations 182 and 186. The purposefully designed stations provide the living quarters and resources needed for firefighters to successfully keep our community safe.

Beyond renovations to existing stations, ESD 10 has kept its mind on future growth. ESD 10 is planning for continued growth with land purchases that will be home to new stations. The board has purchased four properties since 2023 to eventually grow Magnolia Fire Department from nine stations to twelve. One of the properties will be home to the new Station 186.

The land purchases are strategically located where development is planned or underway. ESD 10 works closely with development experts and local entities to understand where new construction is targeted and to ensure infrastructure is in place to meet the community’s needs.

ESD 10’s investments extend beyond facilities, as people are the lifeblood of the Magnolia Fire Department. Despite adding more than 50 new firefighters since 2022, ESD 10 has plans to invest in more personnel in 2025 and beyond. The growth of the community requires that additional brave, skilled firefighters are employed by ESD 10 to staff existing and new stations 24 hours, seven days a week.

Magnolia Fire Department is proud of the community which it serves. As the area continues its robust expansion, ESD 10 will make the necessary investments to keep the community safe and desirable for future economic development.

Magnolia ISD

Excellence is education and community engagement

Magnolia ISD is an example of quality educational success, serving over 15,000 students across a sprawling 150-square-mile area. The district stands out for its comprehensive curriculum designed to meet diverse student needs, from advanced academics to career and technical education, and a strong focus on early childhood development with all-day pre-K and kindergarten programs.

In 2024, MISD achieved a noteworthy milestone by being recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community (PLC) District. This prestigious accolade highlights the district’s exceptional success in enhancing student achievement. MISD is among only six districts in Texas to receive this esteemed honor, underscoring its commitment to academic excellence.

Empowering Educators and Students

Alexis Cook, a dedicated kindergarten teacher at Williams Elementary School, exemplifies the district’s commitment to nurturing homegrown talent. A Magnolia native and Magnolia West High School graduate, Alexis returned to her roots to inspire the next generation of learners. Her journey from student to educator reflects the district’s impactful educational environment and strong community ties.

The district also boasts a standout International Baccalaureate (IB) program, and is the only public school district in Montgomery County to offer this program. This rigorous program, available to high school juniors and seniors, allows students to earn up to 24 college credits and prepares them for prestigious universities, including Ivy League institutions. Since becoming an IB World School in 2016, MISD has provided a top-tier, prep-school experience within a public school setting.

Career and Technical Excellence

The district’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are robust, offering 15 pathways in fields such as cosmetology, floral design, HVAC, welding, and auto tech. Magnolia ISD’s Future Farmers of America (FFA) and 4-H programs engage students from a young age, culminating in the annual Magnolia ISD Livestock Show. This event fosters agricultural skills and raises significant funds—over $250,000 annually in scholarships—supporting local students’ educational aspirations.

Athletics and Arts Recognition

MISD excels not only in academics but also in athletics and the arts, showcasing its broad commitment to student development and community engagement. In 2023, the Magnolia West Baseball team made history by winning the 5A State Championship for the first time. In 2024, the team made it to State Semi-Finals. This achievement underscores the profound impact that the district’s coaches and teachers have on students. It’s about more than just winning games; it’s about shaping character and life skills through sports.

Coach Travis Earles, head baseball coach at Magnolia West High School, highlights the strong community investment in student education. He notes, “‘Community’ in Magnolia means a deep commitment to local engagement, whether through sports, city governance, or public events. This dedication is a cornerstone of the district’s philosophy.”

Magnolia ISD’s excellence also shines in the arts. The district has been honored for two consecutive years as a District of Distinction by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA), recognizing its exceptional visual arts curriculum and its role in fostering creativity and social-emotional learning. Additionally, Magnolia High School Theatre earned UIL 5A One-Act Play State Champions status in 2024, further showcasing the district’s dedication to nurturing artistic talent.

Fiscal Responsibility

MISD’s strong fiscal management is evident through its Money Matters project, which promotes transparency and community engagement regarding public school finance. Through conservative spending practices, early bond payoff, and balanced budgets, the district has saved taxpayers over $58 million in interest and principal since 2019. This prudent financial stewardship ensures continued support for educational initiatives and community projects.

Magnolia ISD continues to set a high standard for educational excellence, community involvement, and fiscal responsibility. With a focus on preparing students for future success and a commitment to transparency, the district remains a pillar of strength in the region.

greetings

FROM OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT

To the Greater Magnolia Community,

As we prepare for each new school year, we look forward to all of the activities and events ahead. My name is Jason Bullock, and it is an honor to serve as your new Superintendent of Schools. With 26 years of experience in Texas public education, including the last 12 here in Magnolia ISD as an Assistant and Deputy Superintendent, I am proud to call our community home.

Magnolia is a special place – a community that is large enough to offer every opportunity parents want for their kids while still having all of the warmth and charm of a small town. As we continue to grow, we must preserve the qualities that make Magnolia unique while embracing the new people and new opportunities coming to our community.

Your school district continues to be dedicated to creating a supportive and engaging learning environment for all of our students. Our guiding principle is to “keep the main thing, the main thing.” That “main thing” is our students and the experience they have in our schools. We are committed to being the best district in the state of Texas and to creating rewarding and successful experiences for each student.

Thank you for your continued support and involvement. Together, let’s make this school year an exceptional one. I look forward to working with all of you as we strive to achieve this shared vision.

Jason Bullock

Magnolia ISD Superintendent of Schools

lone star college
system education,

supporting students and community

Lone Star College System (LSCS) has numerous resources such as academic, financial, and student support to help students make a sustainable plan toward earning a college degree, transferring to a four-year institution or entering the workforce.

“Lone Star College System’s mission is centered around student success by offering programs and resources to help students achieve, whatever their goals,” said Mario K. Castillo, J.D., LSCS Chancellor. “When our students succeed, so do their families and communities.”

Lone Star College System is an educational partner offering premier associate degrees and certifications that tap into fast-growing and demanding industries.

Baccalaureate Programs

LSCS’s four baccalaureate programs help students stay ahead of workforce trends and address industry growth and challenges at an affordable price. Students can earn a four-year degree in Cybersecurity, Emergency Management, Energy, Manufacturing and Trades and Nursing. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/Bachelors.

Artificial Intelligence

Students enrolled in the new Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) program can use the state-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Laboratory to learn how to harness artificial intelligence to optimize industrial processes. Learn more at: LoneStar.edu/Programs-Of-Study/AI-Machine-Learning.

Electrical Technology

LSCS and the City of Houston partnered to offer students enrolled in the college system’s Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation and Maintenance Technician Certificate II with electric vehicle charging stations to train them on installing, wiring and troubleshooting residential and commercial properties. Visit LoneStar.edu/Pathways-Energy for more information.

eSports

The eSports Management track, a level II certificate under the Business Administration Program AAS degree, introduces students to the role of management in the eSports industry. They will learn various planning components for an event, regulation points for the field and general event products. Students can also participate in an internal internship. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/Programs-Of-Study/Business-Administration-AAS-Esports.

Professional Pilot

The Professional Pilot program helps students earn the Federal Aviation Administration pilot certificates and ratings the aviation industry requires. Graduates can work as flight instructors, corporate pilots or regional airline pilots. Visit LoneStar.edu/Pilot for more information.

Lone Star College System also offers resources that build and strengthen individuals, communities and the workforce. Those opportunities include:

Continuing Education

LSCS supports employers in recruiting trained professionals through its Continuing Education (CE) program. CE offers state-of-the-art certificate programs to help students learn new skills for their current positions or retrain them for a different career field. Visit LoneStar.edu/Continuing-Education for more information.

Corporate College

Lone Star Corporate College works with corporations to offer customized training, open-enrollment courses and professional seminars. The focus is on the energy, computer technology and manufacturing sectors. Training opportunities are also available for retail, hospitality, school districts, healthcare organizations, nonprofits and other industries. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/CorporateCollege.

Leadership Opportunities

Community Leadership through Lone Star College System offers organized leadership development and civic education programs that are community-based, intergenerational and inclusive of leaders from all sectors of our community. Visit LoneStar.edu/CLI for more information.

“As you can see, Lone Star College System offers a variety of programs and resources to help individuals, organizations and communities thrive,” said Castillo.

LSCS offers over 200 program options for students to complete a degree, transfer to a four-year institution, or enter the workforce. Courses are available in face-to-face, online or hybrid formats. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/Registration.

lone star college-
magnolia center

will change lives with premier
academic programs

Lone Star College System (LSCS) is a top-quality, affordable educational institution in Montgomery and Magnolia, striving to better students’ lives, increase employment opportunities, build stronger communities and stay ahead of the community’s needs.

“Lone Star College System is committed to serving our community. Building a new location expands access to our programs that allow our students to use as a launching point to get to where they want to be,” said Mario K. Castillo, J.D., LSCS Chancellor.

Lone Star College System constantly evaluates industries in its service area to address opportunities and challenges. Findings result in new programs or facilities, such as the LSC-Magnolia Center, a satellite location of LSC-Montgomery. The new building, opening in December 2025, will offer much-needed workforce programs in HVAC and EMT/Paramedic.

“The Lone Star College-Magnolia Center will be a state-of-the-art center offering various academic and workforce programs leading to an associate degree, certifications or transferable credit hours to a four-year university,” said De’ Reese Reid-Hart, Ed.D., LSC-Montgomery president. “Lone Star College System and Lone Star College-Montgomery are excited to open this full-service center and continue working with area educational partners, businesses and nonprofit organizations in Magnolia to support the community’s needs.”

LSC-Magnolia Center, part of the voter-approved $485 million bond referendum in 2014, will also house academic and continuing education classrooms, computer labs, science labs, shared study spaces, a testing center and a student services area.

“Lone Star College-Magnolia Center will be a monumental fixture in the community by providing pathways to help students and the community reach their academic goals, whether they choose to transfer, seek local employment or learn a new skill,” said Reid-Hart.

The LSC-Magnolia Center will be located at 1280 Escondido Drive near Magnolia West High School. Classes are scheduled to start in spring 2026. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/MagnoliaCenter.

LSC-Magnolia Center Quick Facts:

• Construction began June 2024

• Scheduled completion is December 2025

• Gross Square Footage: 51,871

• Approximate Cost: $34 million

• Classrooms: 7

• Computer Classrooms: 5

• Labs: 7

Amenities:

• Library

• Testing Center

• Academic Advising Offices

• Instructional labs

Special Features:

• Student Support Services

• Administrative Offices

• Faculty/Staff Resource Center

Architect
HarrisonKornberg Architects

Construction Manager
Tellepsen Builders

Engineering and Construction
HarrisonKornberg Architects

Lone Star Chancellor’s Commitment to the Community

Greetings, Magnolia Community.

To start, I would like to thank you all for the warm welcome you have given me during my first year and as I enter my second year as the chancellor of the Lone Star College System. In 2014, LSCS promised to build a satellite campus in Magnolia, and we have not followed through on our commitment. However, as some of you heard from me through the Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce and the Magnolia ISD School Board, LSCS will make good on the promise to build the LSC-Magnolia Center so classes will begin in January 2026. Once it opens, students will have local access to courses they can use to transfer to a university and programs that prepare them for employment in HVAC and Paramedic fields.

In the same way I am renewing our commitment to your community, my vision for LSCS is to refresh our commitment to all our students and all the communities we serve. Our mission will be to elevate and empower the members of our community through education. Our programs will be designed to make the lives of our students better. We will partner with businesses and organizations that share the same commitment to our students. We will continue to innovate and improve our internal processes in ways that encourage students to complete programs. We will create pathways for students to find employment at higher levels than they previously held. We will be relentless in our commitment.

Mario Castillo
Chancellor of Lone Star
College System

Dining Guide

242 PUB & GRILL #4
9201 FM 1488 RD STE 250
(281) 789-4462

5 DE MAYO TAQUERIA RESTAURANT INC
18423 FM 1488 RD STE A
(713) 218-6559

THE ANGRY ELEPHANT
7030 FM 1488
(979) 224-0005

B’LVD CAFE LLC
32309 FM 2978 RD
(281) 516-7996

BIGOTES STREET TACOS
5417 FM 1488 RD BLDG 1
(346) 703-0951

BIRRIA & CHIPS MEXICAN RESTAURANT
18535 FM 1488 RD STE 150
(281) 789-7452

THE BIRRIA SOCIETY
5802 FM 1488 RD UNIT D
(346) 495-6118

BLUE IGUANA TACO HOUSE
18635 BUDDY RILEY BLVD
(281) 789-7005

BMK BUCKIN BBQ
31608 OLD HEMPSTEAD RD
(281) 259-7706

BRICK AND BREWS
32907 TAMINA RD STE E
(281) 789-7910

BROTHERS PIZZA EXPRESS
6531 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-9599

BRYAN DONUT
11507 FM 1488 RD
(832) 552-7513

BUFFALO WILD WINGS GO
6209 FM 1488 RD
(281) 789-4310

BURGER KING #106
787 HONEA EGYPT RD
(346) 703-2925

BURGER KING #15343
18655 FM 1488 RD
(281) 252-4232

CHICK-FIL-A AT MAGNOLIA FSR
6543 FM 1488 RD
(281) 367-0954

CHICKEN EXPRESS
515 MAGNOLIA BLVD
(281) 259-8977

CHILI’S GRILL & BAR
6603 FM 1488 RD
(972) 770-9483

CHILL MILKSHAKE & WAFFLE BAR
6606 FM 1488, Suite 110
(936) 242-1560

CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL #3680
6538 FM 1488 RD
(936) 647-2787

CRUST PIZZA CO.
13371 FM 1488 RD STE 100
(281) 782-3835

DENNY”S
6111 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-8296

DOMINO’S PIZZA #6419
7103 FM 1488 RD
(832) 934-2211

DOMINO’S PIZZA #6433
18602 FM 1488 RD STE 300
(979) 695-9912

DOUBLE DRAGON CHINESE RESTAURANT
6875 FM 1488 RD STE 900
(281) 858-1888

THE DRAFT
5667 FM 1488 RD STE D
(832) 777-6623

EDEN CAFE
33418 EGYPT LN STE P
(936) 271-4082

EL JARRITO MEXICAN GRILL
28190 HARDIN STORE RD STE 103
(281) 789-4242

EXCALIBUR BREWING
5505 FM 1488 RD
(346) 703-9100

FIVE GUYS
6619 FM 1488 RD
(832) 934-2660

FLIPPIN PIZZA
30340 FM 2978 RD STE 750
(346) 706-3547

FREDDY’S FROZEN CUSTARD
& STEAKBURGERS
32910 FM 2978 RD
(832) 934-2595

GRINGO’S MEXICAN KITCHEN
30420 FM 2978 RD STE 400
(281) 789-4543

HACIENDA REAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT INC
6960 FM 1488 RD
(832) 687-7143

HARAS DOS CAVALEIROS
26427 PEDEN RD
(936) 672-2298

HIGHER GROUNDS COFFEE
415 MAGNOLIA BLVD
(936) 548-6198

HOT STONE BOWL
4849 FM 1488 RD STE 1000
(281) 789-7413

HUMMINGBIRD TEA & BAKERY
30420 FM 2978 RD
(281) 419-8362

JACK IN THE BOX #3749
6734 FM 1488 RD
(281) 252-3596

JACK IN THE BOX #3987
17607 FM 1488 RD
(832) 678-3590

JASON’S DELI - WWT
32818 FM 2978 RD
(281) 259-8120

JERSEY MIKES #65128
6619 FM 1488 RD STE 205
(281) 789-7446

JERSEY MIKES #65245
13654 FM 1488 RD
(346) 429-5550

JIMMY JOHNS 4279
6402 FM 1488 RD STE 6
(936) 242-1270

JULIOS MEXICAN GRILL
33418 EGYPT LN STE A100
(281) 259-4522

KFC/TB
17725 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-8133

KITTY’S HOMESTYLE CAFE
18904 FM 1488 RD
(281) 252-4160

LAS FUENTES MEXICAN RESTAURANT #1
18306 FM 1488 RD
(281) 356-9923

LINDO ACAPULCO MEXICAN GRILL LLC
27917 DECKER PRAIRIE
ROSEHL RD
(281) 356-5885

LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA #4618
6606 FM 1488 RD
(936) 273-2767

LOUISIANA FISH HOUSE
18252 FM 1488 RD STE 160
(346) 703-0908

LOUISIANA FISH HOUSE CORPORATION
9311 FM 1488 RD STE 95
(832) 630-6193

M.A.D. BURGER VENTURES, LLC
18415 FM 1488 RD
(713) 492-1977

MAGNOLIA COFFEE
HOUSE BISTRO
117 MAGNOLIA BLVD
(832) 797-1028

MAGNOLIA DINER
18423 FM 1488 RD
(512) 289-4504

MAGNOLIA THAI RESTAURANT, LLC
37125 FM 1774 RD STE 103
(281) 789-7425

MAMA JUANITA’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT
5405 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-6769

MARCO’S PIZZA
32725 FM 2978 RD STE 104
(832) 990-6200

MARCO’S PIZZA
13774 JORDAN LEWIS WAY STE 300
(346) 382-1500

MCDONALD’S OF MAGNOLIA
13337 FM 1488
(832) 862-7426

MCDONALDS MAGNOLIA #20637
18630 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-4200

MCDONALDS MAGNOLIA 2978 #25165
6745 FM 1488 RD
(281) 252-6510

MEATING PLACE BBQ, LLC
41902 FM 1774 RD
(281) 259-6328

MEI WEI
30340 FM 2978 RD STE 200
(281) 298-6882

MIKADO
6011 FM 1488 RD STE A
(832) 934-2278

MOD PIZZA
13650 FM 1488 RD STE 550
(346) 336-4005

MONARCA BAR & GRILL
9311 FM 1488 RD STE 10
(346) 703-2189

NAUTICAL BOWLS
4849 FM 1488 RD STE 1200
(346) 703-0127

OMEGA POKE & BOBA
5522 FM 1488
(346) 581-9999

PANDA EXPRESS #1448
33010 FM 2978 RD # 9
(281) 259-6867

PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA
18640 FM 1488 RD STE C
(281) 259-7040

PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA #3409
6313 FM 1488 RD
(281) 356-2624 

PATRA’S THAI CUISINE
32823 FM 2978 RD STE G
(281) 789-7051

PHO 8
6875 FM 1488 RD STE 700
(346) 703-3088

PIZZA HUT/WINGSTREET
32826 FM 2978 RD
(281) 259-5500

PIZZA HUT/WINGSTREET
18005 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-1919

PIZZAIOLO’S GOURMET PIZZA
18304 FM 1488 RD STE 1
(281) 259-8595

PIZZAIOLO’S GOURMET
PIZZA #1 INC.
28910 HARDIN STORE RD
(832) 521-5246

POPEYES # 12210
5615 FM 1488 RD
(832) 521-5516

RAISING CANE’S #332
6730 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-8324

RANCHO GRANDE MEXICAN RESTAURANT& CANTINA
18914 FM 1488 RD
(281) 356-1700

RED FLAME STEAK AND GRILL
7214 FM 1488 RD STE 101
(832) 521-5066

THE REPUBLIC GRILLE
30340 FM 2978 RD STE 800
(713) 851-0022

SAKURA BISTRO
13774 JORDAN LEWIS WAY
STE 500
(346) 301-4117

SALATA MAGNOLIA
6209 FM 1488 RD STE C
(346) 518-0008

SAPPORO BISTRO
30420 FM 2978 RD
(281) 789-4445

SCHLOTZSKYS MAGNOLIA
6209 FM 1488 RD STE A
(281) 259-7444

SHIPLEY DO-NUTS
706 MAGNOLIA BLVD
(281) 259-4401

SONIC DRIVE-IN OF
HONEA-EGYPT, LTD.
5922 FM 1488 RD
(936) 271-4757

SONIC-DRIVE-IN OF MAGNOLIA
130 SMITH RD
(281) 259-0610

SPRING ROLLING
33418 Egypt Ln., Suite L
(618) 434-0772

SUBWAY #20975
18535 FM 1488 RD STE 155
(281) 259-2224

SUBWAY #22981
6315 FM 1488 RD STE A
(346) 487-8010

SUBWAY #40390
30340 FM 2978 RD STE 700
(832) 585-0970

SWIG DRINKS
13325 FM 1488 RD
(346) 518-1920

TACO BELL #27804
32902 FM 2978 RD
(281) 259-0490

TACO BELL 40347
13361 FM 1488 RD
(281) 766-8780

TACOS WADLEY
37131 FM 1774 RD
(832) 488-7549

TAILGATOS PUB & GRILL
33418 Egypt Ln STE L
(281) 259-5343

TEA BEAR TEAHOUSE
6622 DURANGO CREEK DR
(832) 521-3691

TEXAS LONE STAR TACO
6606 FM 1488 RD STE 108
(936) 231-8332

THE TOASTED YOLK
9533 FM 1488 RD STE 1900
(918) 630-6181

THE YELLOW RETRIEVER PUB AND GRILL
19743 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-7460

TORTAS DELI AND MORE
30502 MISTY MEADOW DR
(832) 339-6593

TREEHOUSE CAFE, LLC
12202 FM 1488 RD
(281) 259-7800

TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE
5417 FM 1488 RD
(281) 789-4595

UMAMI GRILL & SUSHI
6960 FM 1488 RD STE 100
(832) 934-2649

VICTORY PIE COMPANY
32907 TAMINA RD
(832) 403-3066

WANDERCRUST PIZZA
COMPANY, LLC
312 COMMERCE ST
(832) 521-3246

WATERFALLS CAFE
32823 FM 2978 RD STE F
(281) 789-7602

WAVE SUSHI
18423 FM 1488 RD STE B1
(571) 599-6167

WENDY’S #99
13660 FM 1488 RD
(936) 341-1111

WHATABURGER #1165
714 MELTON ST
(832) 838-4034

WHATABURGER #901
6203 FM 1488 RD
(832) 934-0323

WHATABURGER #948
30330 FM 2978 RD
(281) 363-2223

WINGSTOP
13654 FM 1488 RD STE 300
(346) 594-9464

WINGSTOP
6606 FM 1488 RD STE 100
(832) 838-9464

WOK INN
18106 FM 1488 RD STE C
(281) 259-1133

YANKEE DOODLE DONUTS
DELI BAKERY
327 MAGNOLIA BLVD
(281) 356-9523

YUMMY PHO HOUSE
32823 FM 2978 RD STE A1
(281) 789-4351

ZANTI CUCINA ITALIANA
10000 RESEARCH FOREST DR
(281) 259-1300

Nonprofits

Abandoned Animal Rescue
(281) 789-4142
32632 Wright Rd.
Magnolia, TX 77355

CASA Child Advocates
of Montgomery County
(936) 828-7571
505 N. Main St.
Conroe, TX 77301

The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints
(832) 581-6421
31706 Sanders St.
Magnolia, TX 77355

Come to the Table
(713) 302-2236
Magnolia, TX 77355

Community Assistance Center
(936) 494-4410
1022 McCall Ave.
Conroe, TX 77301

Dispute Resolution Center of Montgomery County, Inc.
(936) 970-6914, Ext. 1
301 N. Thompson St., Suite 106
Conroe, TX 77301

Emerging Grace Ministries
(936) 206-0507

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County, TX
(936) 441-4663
1501 S 7th St.
Conroe, TX 77301

Houston Safari Club Foundation
(832) 767-1881
14811 St. Mary’s Ln., Suite 265
Houston, TX 77079

Inspiration Ranch
(281) 719-9322
33029 Wright Rd.
Magnolia, TX 77355

JoyRide Center
(281) 356-5900
29550 Tudor Way
Magnolia, TX 77355

Kids’ Meals
(832) 541-7282
5517-E FM 1488
Magnolia, TX 77354

Lake Creek Greenway Partnership
(936) 520-6955
6606 FM 1488, Suite 148
Magnolia, TX 77354

Leadership Montgomery County
(832) 248-1116
2001 Timberloch Pl., Suite 500
The Woodlands, TX 77380

LifeFirst
(281) 259-3456
815 Goodson Rd., Unit 115
Magnolia, TX 77353

Living Waters Assembly of God
(281) 356-1687
622 Commerce St.
Magnolia, TX 77355

Magnolia Bible Church
(281) 356-8010
31611 Nichols Sawmill
Magnolia, TX 77355

Magnolia Cowboy Church
(281) 259-5802
23245 Glenmont Estates Blvd.
Magnolia, TX 77355

Magnolia Education Foundation
(281) 356-3571 X1012
P.O. Box 55
Magnolia, TX 77353

Magnolia Historical Society
(281) 723-4823
426 Melton St.
Magnolia, TX 77354

Magnolia Lions Club
(281) 515-4909
27010 Concho Trl
Magnolia, TX 77355

Magnolia Tri-County Lions Club
(512) 667-4241
29002 Clearbrook Ln.
Magnolia, TX 77355

Magnolia VFW Post 12213
(281) 755-3241
102 Magnolia Colony Ct
Magnolia, TX 77354

Magnolia’s First Baptist Church
(281) 356-8543
18525 FM 1488 Rd.
Magnolia, TX 77354

Meals on Wheels Montgomery County
(936) 756-5836
111 S. 2nd St.
Conroe , TX 77301

Mighty Oaks
(832) 205-8550
33134 Magnolia Circle, Suite 10
Magnolia, TX 77354

Montgomery County Children’s Advocacy Center - Children’s
Safe Harbor
(936) 756-4644
1519 Oddfellow St.
Conroe, TX 77301

Montgomery County Fair Association
(936) 760-3631
9201 Airport Rd.
Conroe, TX 77303

Montgomery County Food Bank
(936) 271-8800
1 Food For Life Way
Conroe, TX 77385

Montgomery County Hospital District
(936) 523-1134
1400 S. Loop 336 W.
Conroe, TX 77304

Mosaics of Mercy
(346) 703-0051
33114 Forest West St.
Magnolia, TX 77354

Rotary Club of Magnolia
(281) 370-0300
PO Box 1139
Magnolia, TX 77354

Ruby’s Home for Good
(281) 944-5471
PO Box 133141
The Woodlands, TX 77393

Society of Samaritans, Inc.
(281) 259-8452
31355 Friendship Dr., Suite 500
Magnolia, TX 77355

Texans United For Freedom (TUFF)
(281) 543-7111
6066 FM 1488, Suite 148-686
Magnolia, TX 77355

Texas Autism Academy
(281) 771-5348
32605 Tamina Rd.
Magnolia, TX 77354

Texas Litter Control
(281) 528-1238
28439 Tomball Pkwy., Suites A & B
Tomball, TX 77377

Thrive With Autism Foundation
(936) 283-4118 ext. 34118
6606 FM 1488, Suite 148-622
Magnolia, TX 77354

TiMMark Angels
(281) 703-7742
9810 Canterbury Dr.
Humble, TX 77338

Tomball Regional Health Foundation
(281) 559-5511
29201 Quinn Rd., Suite A
Tomball, TX 77375

Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare
(936) 521-6100
233 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd S.
Conroe, TX 77304

VFW-Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 2427
(281) 351-2427
14408 Alice Rd.
Tomball, TX 77377

Wildwood United Methodist Church
(832) 934-0100
8911 FM 1488 Rd.
Magnolia, TX 77354

YES to YOUTH Montgomery County Youth Services
(281) 292-6471
105 W. Lewis St.
Conroe, TX 77301

LifeFirst

“Compassion is the motivating value of our community and LifeFirst’s ministry is an expression of that,” said Teresa Strack, executive director of LifeFirst. “We focus on the grassroots work of touching hearts and minds to make abortion and euthanasia unthinkable. We envision a world in which each innocent human life is welcomed and protected from conception to natural death.” 

Three of LifeFirst’s signature outreaches are its five student contests, When Does Life Begin resource, and Pro-life Answers 101.

The contests feature generous cash prizes and serve as conversation starters between parents and students regarding the value of each life. 

The When Does Life Begin website/social media campaign provides illuminating information regarding the science concerning the start of each human life.

Pro-life Answers 101 provides thoughtful, concise and evidence-based responses to a wide range of topics involved in the discussion of the sanctity of Life. 

“Compassion and respect for all guide our efforts,” Strack said.

For more information on
LifeFirst, visit https://lifefirst.org.

STUDENT CONTEST INFORMATION

General Information
https://lifefirst.org/student-contests/

Poster Art Contest
https://lifefirst.org/poster-art-contest/

Fine Art Contest
https://lifefirst.org/fine-art-contest/

Essay Contest
https://lifefirst.org/essay-contest/

Video Contest
https://lifefirst.org/video-contest/

Oratory Contest
https://lifefirst.org/oratory-contest/

College Scholarships
https://lifefirst.org/pro-lifescholarships/

When Does Life Begin
https://lifefirst.org/when-does-life-begin/

Top Investors

Chamber premier members

The Greater Magnolia Parkway Chamber of Commerce proudly recognizes our Premier Members, Business Community Underwriter, and Gold Business Partners for their exceptional commitment to our community’s growth and success. Our Gold, Silver, and Bronze members play a vital role in supporting the Chamber’s initiatives, creating a robust network of business leaders and resources. Together, these memberships fuel economic development, advocacy, and meaningful connections within the Greater Magnolia business community.

Business Community Underwriter

Gold Business Partner

Gold Membership

Silver Membership

ABR Houston

Ace Handyman Services

Apex Executive Suites

Audubon Magnolia Development, LLC

Balmorhea Weddings & Events

Berger Geosciences, LLC

Carswell Real Estate

CenterPoint Energy

Charlie Riley Montgomery County Pct. 2

Chick-fil-A Magnolia (FM 1488/FM 2978)

Christian Brothers Automotive Magnolia

Circle V Services, Inc.

Citizen’s Grill

Country Air Company

Emma Lous Boutique

Good Charlie’s Oyster Bar & Seafood Kitchen

Gullo Ford of Conroe – The Woodlands

HCA Houston Healthcare Tomball

Heartland Plumbing

Kresston by Johnson Development

Lacey’s Golf Carts - Magnolia

Lacey’s Golf Carts - Tomball

Lone Pint Brewery

Magnolia Pharmacy

MidSouth Fiber Internet

Moffatt Eye Care

Montgomery County Constable Pct. 5

NC Storage

Quality of Life Medical Center

Revolution Aesthetics and Wellness

Tailgators Pub & Grill

Texas Regional Bank

Texas Star Power

Texas Star Propane Services

US Power Pros

White & Mejias, PLLC

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