Back Pew Brewing will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a "Decades Party" on April 4, Marketing Coordinator Steven Loftin confirmed via email March 10.

What to expect: During the celebration, which will take place from noon-7 p.m. and is open to the public, guests are encouraged to dress in attire from their favorite decade. Additionally, the event will include:

• A costume contest and other games

• Live music from Road Dawgs

• Food available for purchase from food trucks, including GastroCraft, Sauce and Bones BBQ, and Refill Station

• Beer, including the release of a special anniversary beer brewed specifically for the occasion

Check it out: Owned by Bobby Harl, Back Pew Brewing features a taproom and outdoor beer garden that is family- and pet-friendly, Loftin said. The venue regularly hosts food trucks, live music, trivia nights, music bingo and community events. 

Quote of note: "Since opening in 2016, the brewery has focused on producing high-quality craft beer with a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere," Loftin said via email.

• 26452 Sorters McClellan Road, Porter

Across the two ZIP codes that make up Community Impact's New Caney-Porter coverage area, data for February 2026 compared with February 2025 shows: 

• Approximately 74 fewer homes sold 
• The median home sales price increased in New Caney and decreased in Porter 
• Homes stayed on the market longer in both ZIP codes 
• Nearly 72% of homes sold were in the $200,000-$399,999 price range 

Running from April 9-19, and with a new event this year, the Montgomery County Fair and Rodeo’s main focus is to create “pathways and opportunities for local youth to succeed,” Montgomery County Fair Executive Director Tobin Redwine said. The rodeo has changed since its original founding, but the goal of supporting the local Montgomery community has remained the same.

The big picture: Originally founded in the '60s, the rodeo started off as a “field day” where locals would spend the day on a rancher's land. As the years went by, new events and games were slowly introduced, and fast forward over 65 years later, the rodeo has now become a staple for the local Montgomery community, according to its website.

Quote of note: “Montgomery County is at a unique intersection of innovation and growth and also connection to history and heritage that shows up in such a tangible way at the fair," Redwine said. "So it's a fantastic way to spend some time and it's also a way to connect with that unique intersection."

Need to catch up on Community Impact’s coverage from this week? Check out five trending stories in the Greater Houston area from March 23-27.

• 25-year old Seabrook Mexican restaurant reopened just six days after closing from strong community support

• A ‘face-lift’ for downtown: Montgomery commencing with downtown upgrades, new plans

• League City to consider rezoning land along League City Parkway from residential to commercial

• Houston to return historic Freedmen’s Town bricks to the neighborhood after restoration

• Conroe City Council ends executive contracts, approves nearly $1.85M in payouts