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Elizabeth Murphy, who is the mascot for the Woodcreek Junior High School Timberwolves, will perform at the VRBO Citrus Bowl in Orlando on New Year's Day.
Woodcreek JHS mascot to perform at the VRBO Citrus Bowl Local resident is one of an elite number of mascots chosen
Elizabeth Murphy from Woodcreek Junior High in Katy is one of more than 50 All-American Mascots from across the country who will perform in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Florida on January 1, 2024, according to a November 29th press release from Varsity Spirit special events. more
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This illustration shows a typical layout of a fitness court. The Katy City Council Monday voted to accept a grant for the creation of such a court at Katy City Park.
City to receive grant to build fitness court at Katy City Park
The Katy City Council Monday voted to accept a $50,000 National Fitness Campaign 2022 grant from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas for the creation of a fitness court at Katy City Park, 5850 Franz Road. more
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Fort Bend County Sheriff Eric Fagan
Fort Bend County Sheriff’s office looking to fill deputy, dispatcher and detention officer positions
The U.S. Marines, the advertising slogan goes, are looking for a few good men. The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s office, meanwhile, is looking for some deputies, 911 dispatchers and detention officers. more
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Panelists speak at the Katy ISD state of the schools panel
Area superintendents discuss progress and challenges at Katy Chamber’s “State of the Schools” program
Superintendents of the three school districts serving the Katy area – Katy ISD, Royal ISD and Lamar Consolidated ISD – spoke to a capacity crowd at the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of the Schools” luncheon on Thursday, August 10th.  more
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Also earning their CDL (l-r): Adrian Lopez, Felipe Rodriguez, Guadalupe Rosales, and Josh Sowunmi.
Students in Raines Academy CDL Training and Licensing Program Earn their Licenses
Eight Katy Independent School District students have recently earned their Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) through an innovative program launched for the 2023-2024 school year at the Martha Raines Academy, the district announced in November 30th press release. more
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KP George Speaks at the Ft. Bend State of the County
Fort Bend County Judge KP George Emphasizes Progress and Vision in Annual State of the County Address
Fort Bend County Judge KP George delivered his annual State of the County address on August 8th at the Houston Marriott Sugar Land. more
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Gov. Greg Abbott spoke at an October 27 rally in front of Fuzzy’s Pizza and Italian Café, 613 S. Mason Road.
Early voting ends Friday
Early voting for the Nov. 8 general election ends Friday, with voters making their choices in a number of state and local races. more
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Buffalo Bayou watershed riparian, stream ecosystem workshop set for Sept. 6
The Texas Water Resources Institute, TWRI, will host a free Texas Riparian and Stream Ecosystem Education Program from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. September 6 in Katy for area residents interested in land and water stewardship in the Buffalo Bayou watershed. more
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It’s football season, empower teens to combat distracted driving
Homecoming mums and garters are on display, students are working on clever ways to ask a date to the festivities, and football teams are gearing up for the big game. Imagine a car full of teens after … more
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Family-owned Doneraki Mexican Restaurants opened Fuego y Mar on November 29th at 24205 Katy Freeway. The company has been serving the Houston community for 50 years, said founder Cesar Rodriguez/
Doneraki 50th Anniversary
Doneraki Mexican Restaurant, which has been family-owned and operated since 1973, announced its Golden Anniversary on November 27th. 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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Elizabeth Boggs, a 2011 Taylor High School graduate, is the Kaby Public Library branch manager. She took over the role on Aug. 1.
Katy librarian comes full circle in her role
Often, a student focuses on one topic, only to have an epiphany of sorts and change direction to pursue her true calling. That’s the case with the new branch manager at the Katy Public Library, 5414 Franz Road. more
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Combined Arms, Katy VFW Post 9182 to host panel discussion to help veterans and their families
Combined Arms and Katy VFW Post 9182 are hosting “An Enduring Partnership,” a panel discussion designed to provide information for veterans and their families. more
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KISD Community Education courses now open for registration
Registration is now open for Fall 2023 Community Education courses through Katy ISD. more
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Fort Bend County Judge KP George informs area residents about the upcoming mobility and park bond issues slated for the November 7th election, at a meeting at Fulshear High School on September 26th.
Fort Bend County Judge KP George hosts community meetings to inform residents about $865 million bond
Fort Bend County Judge KP George is hosting a series of community meetings to inform residents about the 2023 Fort Bend County Bonds that will appear on the November 7 ballot. more
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Slick City Action Park announces first location sliding into the Lone Star State One-of-a-kind indoor slide park unveils plans to bring their proprietary and cutting-edge dry slide technology to Katy
Slick City Action Parks – the world’s first indoor dry-slide and air court park designed for all ages – announces their entrance into Texas with the opening of their third and largest location coming to Katy. 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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Two men, one of whom is from Katy, were sentenced in federal court April 21 to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacy.
Katy man sentenced for conspiring to provide material support in plot to attack U.S. power grids
Two men, one of whom is from Katy, were sentenced in federal court April 21 to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacy. more
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Danni Zheng, Maxwell Yu, Melinda Zhu, Jessica Xu, Ayla Arslan, Charles Shi, Angeli Fetizanan, Adithi Arun, Xinyuan Liu
Local Students Attend Tapia Camps at Rice University
Katy ISD has several students kicking off the school year with newfound skills and confidence in the classroom thanks to a summer of learning and growth at Rice University’s prestigious camps hosted by The Tapia Center for Excellence and Equity in Education. more
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Also enjoying breakfast with Santa at Brookshire Convention Center on Dec. 2 are (left to right) Julie Arciniaga , Santa , Tony McAnelly and Lori McAnelly.
Breakfast with Santa photos
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