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Over 200 of River Plantation's 1,400 homes flooded during the early May storms. A resource site was set up May 8-10 in the area. (Lizzy Spangler/Community Impact)

Conroe area dealing with aftermath from early May flooding

By Jessica Shorten, Lizzy Spangler

Over 200 of the around 1,400 homes in the Conroe-area neighborhood of River Plantation flooded.

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