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Two men, one of whom is a Fulshear resident, have been ordered to federal prison following their convictions of conspiracy to commit and committing health care fraud, U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery said.
Health care clinic and home health owners sentenced for fraud
Two men, one of whom is a Fulshear resident, have been ordered to federal prison following their convictions of conspiracy to commit and committing health care fraud, U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery said. more
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Gary Mitchell, Kendig Keast Collaborative president, addresses the Katy City Council Oct. 13.
Council adopts city parks and recreation plan
The Katy City Council Oct. 13 adopted a parks and recreation plan for the city as part of an ongoing comprehensive plan update. more
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Members of the Royal ISD Facilities Advisory Committee gather Oct. 8 at Falcon Stadium as part of an area tour in which district officials described the forthcoming housing developments in the area. Officials said the district expects about 22,000 homes, and an estimated new 13,000 students, in the next few years.
Committee members considering items for inclusion on potential Royal ISD bond
Members of a Royal ISD facilities advisory committee are now reviewing requests for items to be recommended for placement on a bond for district voters to consider next year. more
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Katy city leaders welcomed a Belgian business delegation to Katy Oct. 13. Pictured from left to right are Paul Kurt, Katy Area EDC chairman; Byron Hebert, Katy city administrator; Yves Dubus, Belgian trade and investment commissioner; Philippe LaChapelle, Wallonia director of technology and strategic partnerships, Mayor Dusty Thiele, and Chuck Martinez, Katy Area EDC president.
Howdy, Partner: Belgian delegation visits Katy looking for business opportunities
Katy promotes itself as the hub of three counties. Now it is aiming to be an even bigger hub. more
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Casey Castro of Astor Farm to Table is set to go at the Katy ISD Partners in Education Business and Community Partnerships Open House held Oct. 6 in the conference room at Legacy Stadium.
Education briefs for Oct. 13
Education briefs for Oct. 13, 2022. more
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Local events have more effect on real estate prices than national events, columnist Timothy Gene Sojka writes.
Does the upcoming election affect the real estate market?
Let me start by saying, no one will mistake me for a politician. I have no desire to hold office, zero tolerance for posturing, and less than zero interest in anyone else’s opinions. more
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Kim and Robert Zientek enjoy a dance at the Katy Rice Festival Oct. 7 in downtown Katy. The Rice Festival, a Katy staple for decades, enjoyed good crowds and good weather over the weekend.
Community briefs for Oct. 13
Community briefs for Oct. 13, 2022. more
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Mayor Dusty Thiele joined the Berger family Monday at City Hall to honor Kenneth Berger, who died Sept. 18. Berger served in a variety of municipal positions, including on the Katy City Council. Accepting the proclamation is his widow Debbie Berger, who is joined by daughter Shelly Royster, and granddaughters Katelyn, Hillary and Allyson Royster.
Council honors former council member Kenneth Berger
Mayor Dusty Thiele and the Katy City Council Monday paid tribute to Kenneth Berger, a former Ward A council member and member of several city boards. Berger died Sept. 18. Berger served on the … more
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Mike Barnes
Interim Brookshire city administrator aims for systems to improve public services
Brookshire, like all the other area municipalities, is trying to manage its explosive population growth and the development that comes with it. One way it hopes to do this is to have a full-time city administrator who would report to the mayor and council while supervising city departments. more
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Mayekawa celebrated the manufacture of its first compressor at its Brookshire plant by holding a special event for its team members.
Japanese compressor company making its mark in Brookshire
Mayekawa is a Japanese family-owned company that manufactures compressors that serve the food, medical and oil and gas industries. It has moved its U.S. headquarters to Brookshire and last week completed construction of its first compressor at that plant. more
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Damien Jones
Political consultant convicted in failed scheme to influence 2020 election
A political consultant was convicted Friday for a failed scheme intended to affect the outcome of the race for Texas House of Representatives District 132 during the 2020 election cycle, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said. more
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The new Katy Christian Ministries food pantry is on the north side of its new facility at 3506 Porter Road.
KCM moving its food distribution to its new Porter Road location
Katy Christian Ministries is moving its food pantry from its 5510 1st St. location to its new facility at 3506 Porter Road. The process is expected to take about a week, with reopening expected the … more
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Fulshear Mayor Aaron Groff speaks at the Sept. 30 opening of the Texas Children's Pediatrics-Fulshear clinic.
Texas Children’s Pediatrics opens clinic in northwest Fort Bend County
Texas Children’s Pediatrics celebrated the launch of its new practice in Fulshear with a Sept. 30 ribbon cutting. more
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Several members of the Katy ISD Namesake Legacy Circle—namesakes of Katy ISD campuses—held an inaugural breakfast and had a chance to visit with Superintendent Ken Gregorski, hear from district leaders and visit with each other.
Education briefs for Oct. 6
Education briefs for Oct. 6, 2022. more
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Heather Arszman-Lamb and her husband, Ken Lamb, at the Cotton Bowl.
Cancer (and Hurricane Ian) survivor: Heather Arszman-Lamb
Heather Arszman-Lamb is a breast cancer survivor, but it should be noted that she’s also a Hurricane Ian survivor. more
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Support groups for breast cancer patients
A strong support network can help breast cancer patients navigate their treatments and all the uncertainty that can arise after a cancer diagnosis. more
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Walter and Sandra Ross.
Long-time Katy resident helps others overcome breast cancer as she herself was helped
Selected dates take on special meanings for those who live through them. For example, most people remember where they were, and what they were doing, on Sept. 11, 2001. But personal dates also get stored in one’s memory. For long-time Katy resident Sandra Ross, July 22, 2017, is such a date. more
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Dr. Jessica Suarez Colen
Regular mammograms, watching weight important to minimizing breast cancer risk
For women over the age of 40, a yearly mammogram is important because it helps doctors detect breast cancer at its earliest stage, a local oncology surgeon said. more
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Grandma’s Boyfriends, a barbershop quartet, will perform at the Fort Bend County Libraries’ 75th anniversary event.
Community briefs for Oct. 6
Community briefs for Oxct. 6, 2022. more
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Waller County Precinct 3 Commissioner Kendric Jones, left, and county Director of Policy and Administration Robert Pechukas speak at the Sept. 29 Katy Area Chamber of Commerce meeting.
Waller County leaders: County poised to become regional center of growth
Waller County can expect rapid and substantial growth over the next few years, two county leaders said Thursday. more
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