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FROM NICOLE: Outdoor activities take center stage in The Woodlands in March and April, and this month we spotlight the way major sports events like Ironman Texas bring visitors and economic energy to the region. In addition to the triathlon, April will bring two golf tournaments, and The Woodlands’ sports elds are home to many local tournaments throughout the year. We look at the way these sports help to invigorate the local economy as well as how the township is looking to improve its facilities in response. Nicole Preston, GENERAL MANAGER
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FROM VANESSA: The Woodlands area is known for the range of cuisine it o ers to food fanatics. With food prices and restaurant spaces commanding more of our dining dollars, food truck parks are seeing an upswing in recent years. In our March issue, we look at some of the mobile eating locations that have sprung up around The Woodlands area and at events like the Grogan’s Mill Farmers Market as well as why the area is attractive to entrepreneurs on wheels. Vanessa Holt, SENIOR EDITOR
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