UPDATE: Boil water notice lifted for these neighborhoods in the Lake Livingston area
HOUSTON โ Authorities have lifted a boil water notice for the following subdivisions in the Lake Livingston area: Natasha Heights, Lakeland Hideaway, Cherokee Forest, and Green Acres. The Lake Livingston Water Supply Corporationโs general manager Kim Click told KPRC 2 the notice has been lifted Wednesday afternoon. The water authority had issued a statement that said the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality cited low chlorine in its systems, which prompted the boil water notice. All customers are asked to boil their water prior to consumption (e.g., washing hands/face/brushing teeth, drinking, etc). Children, seniors, and people with weakened immune systems are particularly vulnerable to harmful bacteria, and all customers should follow these directions, according to the memo.
โI am so proud that heโs pulling throughโ: Family hopeful after crash leaves Conroe man in medically-induced coma
HOUSTON โ A Lake Livingston man is lucky to be alive after striking a metal fence in north Montgomery County Tuesday. Jake Tabor, 24, was driving on Highway 75 near Shepard Hill Road when he dodged a deer, veered off the road and crashed, according to his father, Mark. Jake has already undergone five operations at HCA Houston Healthcare Conroe, and his family anticipates he will undergo several more over the next few months. โHeโs an amazing kid and I am so proud that heโs pulling through.โTabors parentsโ credit first responders with saving their sonโs life. If you would like help with medical expenses, the family has set up a GoFundMe page.