Entertainment

Spring Bucket List

Article by Stacy Leach Spring is on the horizon, bringing warmth, renewal, and vibrant energy. As flowers bloom and trees burst into green, nature invites us to step outside and embrace the beauty of the season. The cheerful songs of birds, longer days, and fresh air remind us that life is blossoming anew. Spring is a time to refresh, plant gardens, enjoy picnics, and reconnect with loved ones. It’s also a season of growth and hope, perfect for setting new intentions and creating lasting...

Real Estate

A Hometown Heart for Real Estate

Paige Joslin Brings Small-Town Values to Big Dreams in Real Estate Article by Stacy Leach For Paige Joslin, Porter/New Caney isn’t just where she grew up—it’s where her heart belongs. Some of her fondest memories include playing little league basketball, cheering on her older sisters at New Caney Eagle basketball games, and experiencing the joy of the first-ever Fourth of July Fest. “It brought everyone together in such an exciting and meaningful way,” Paige shares. Growing up in this...

Entertainment

Carrying the Torch

Honoring Commissioner Ed Rinehart’s Legacy Article by Stacy Leach Commissioner Ed Rinehart was a man whose life revolved around service, community, and an unwavering commitment to improving East Montgomery County. His influence has left a permanent mark on the lives of so many, including Commissioner Matt Gray, who reflects on Ed’s lasting impact as a leader, mentor, and friend. Commissioner Gray recalls watching his stepdad work as a road foreman under Commissioner Rinehart. Inspired by Ed’s...

Arts + Culture

Building A Legacy, Dancing Through Life

Inspiring dancers, shaping futures, and creating traditions at NCHS. Article by Amber Dobyns | Photography by SportCast Media For Becky Crackel, dance is more than choreography—it’s a lifelong passion turned into a fulfilling career. Over the past 35 years, she has dedicated herself to teaching dance, cultivating talent, and building a legacy her students can proudly carry forward. No step-ball-change could hold Mrs. Crackel back when the phone rang, calling her back home to her alma mater...