Category Archives: KHVL News

News about the proposed new hospital bond is being successfully spread throughout Huntsville. At Thursday's meeting of the Board of Managers of the Walker County Hospital District, Hospital CEO Patric...

It's time again to celebrate General Sam Houston's birthday. It's the 44th celebration. Tonight from 5:30 to 7 PM those interested can attend an Evening with Sam at the Bear Bend Cabin on the grounds ...

The Courier of Montgomery County has passed along several fun events ahead in Montgomery County. A live tribute event featuring the music of Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison will be held at the Crighton Th...

Among several student groups that were congratulated for doing well in competition recently, Huntsville ISD's Superintendent Scott Sheppard passed along the success of the Grenadier Guard Drill Team i...

The City of Huntsville presented their State of the City presentation Tuesday morning at the Katy and E. Don Walker Center with Interim City Manager Sam Masiel giving the presentation. A number of upd...

Community Impact reports that an average of 85,000 people monthly in 2024 were served by the Montgomery County Food Bank, which is a 25 percent increase from just two years before. The range of client...

IT upgrading continues in the County. In Commissioners Court Monday morning, commissioners discussed authorizing the purchase, with 50 percent deposit up front, for a Wireless point-to-point equipment...

Jason Vest has been named the new dean of the Sam Houston State University College of Arts & Media (CAM), effective July 1. Vest comes to SHSU from Northern Kentucky University where he serves as ...

The Courier of Montgomery reports that a free trial with the newly-formed advocacy organization Texans for Excellence in Education, or TEE, was started by Conroe ISD leaders. The trial program is an a...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was the guest speaker at the Reagan Dinner held at the Walker County Fairgrounds last Thursday. He passed along his lawsuit accomplishments for the state and spoke fr...