Tiffany is passionate about bringing organizations, school districts, government agencies, HOAs, community management companies, and the people they all serve together through My Neighborhood News. Leveraging decades of dedication paved by her wonderful in-laws, Tiffany is proud to carry on the family tradition of serving communities across the Greater Houston Area. Prior to leading My Neighborhood News, Tiffany enjoyed a fulfilling career in commercial real estate development.

In her leisure time, Tiffany enjoys spending time with family, cooking, traveling, volunteering as a ministry leader at her church and serving as a Girl Scout troop leader. She has been married to Johnny for 15 years and they have three beautiful daughters.

Etiffany@myneighborhoodnews.com

Johnny Krenek

Vice President, CIO

Johnny is an innovative, multi-faceted problem solver with a proven track record in creating robust, yet user-friendly custom database and software solutions for clients across multiple industries. Utilizing a wide range of coding languages, Johnny enjoys leveraging technology to simplify processes and make life easier for users. Johnny is proud to carry the mantle after working alongside his parents and family to build Krenek Printing, the predecessor of My Neighborhood News.

In his leisure time, Johnny enjoys spending time with family, cooking, traveling, live concerts, reading, and volunteering as Junior Warden and Vestry member at his church. He and his loving wife, Tiffany, share three beautiful daughters.

Ejohnny@myneighborhoodnews.com

Lisa Henneke

Director, Community Partnerships

Lisa is driven by a passion for connecting with people and creating exceptional customer experiences. With almost two decades of expertise in sales, customer service management, and marketing, Lisa has honed her skills in fostering meaningful relationships and delivering tailored solutions. Throughout her career, Lisa has built lasting connections with clients by guiding them and ensuring satisfaction at every step.

Outside of work, Lisa enjoys empowering others, whether through her creative ventures or community engagement. A proud Katy resident, she is dedicated to enhancing connections and fostering growth in the Greater Houston area.

Elisa@myneighborhoodnews.com

Hunter Reagan

Event Coordinator

Hunter is enthusiastic about storytelling and connecting with communities through creative writing and journalism. Having completed a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing with a Minor in Journalism at the University of Houston, Hunter is proud to research and share events happening in the communities served by My Neighborhood News that will bring locals together and help them connect face-to-face.

In his free time, Hunter enjoys exploring literature, experimenting with new languages, and discovering diverse cultures. A proud Cypress resident, he looks forward to contributing his creative talents and dedication to enriching the Greater Houston community.

Ehunter@myneighborhoodnews.com

About My Neighborhood News

Who We Are

My Neighborhood News is an innovative leader in the hyperlocal news sector, supporting communities throughout the Greater Houston Area. As neighbors helping neighbors, we believe that together, we can help our communities flourish through the power of civic engagement.

In addition to community news and resources, we offer customized neighborhood webpages aimed to inform, inspire and connect residents. We are privileged to support our readers in our shared goal of creating a vibrant community that we are proud to call "home".

How We Got Here

In 1979, Johnny's parents started Krenek Printing, a small printing business that published neighborhood newsletters for subdivisions in the West Houston Area. Over the years, their coverage area grew to include over 100 neighborhoods across West Houston, Cypress, Katy, and Fulshear, thanks to meaningful partnerships with local civic organizations, libraries, schools, local businesses, HOAs and community members. So that we could offer more resources, support more communities and reduce our carbon footprint, we went digital with the creation of My Neighborhood News in 2021, bringing our printed newsletters to life in a whole new way.

How It Works

We publish hyperlocal news, events, resources and lifestyle pieces that are aimed to enrich the lives of our readers. On MNN, readers will find news and events from local organizations and community members, as well as curated lifestyle pieces focused on personal wellness, resourcefulness and community engagement. We aim to be a positive source of news and information that lifts up the communities we proudly serve.

Giving a new meaning to "hyperlocal", we also offer customized neighborhood webpages that provide a platform for residents to stay informed of what's happening in their neighborhood. Learn about upcoming neighborhood events, find governing documents, get connected with a neighborhood group, and much more. Don't see your neighborhood? Ask us how we can build a neighborhood webpage for your subdivision.

To keep our readers in the loop so they never miss a beat, subscribe to your greater community or neighborhood to receive fresh, targeted news in your inbox once per week. In each digest email, readers can learn about upcoming events, latest local news, ways to get involved in your community, lifestyle tips and much more.

This site is fully funded by local business advertisements so we can keep this resource free to our readers. When readers utilize the goods and services provided by our advertisers, they not only support this website but they also support their community. Investing in your local economy creates jobs, promotes diversity, and puts your money right back into your community.

We want you to be a part of the conversation! Submit your news and events to us and we will help you spread the word to fellow community members. Together, as neighbors helping neighbors, we can make a meaningful difference and strengthen our communities.