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An entry monument marks the entrance to the Elyson masterplanned community.
Elyson Commons opens in March
Master-planned communities like Cinco Ranch, Firethorne, Grand Lakes, Cane Island and Cross Creek Ranch help drive Katy’s success. These communities promised and delivered great schools, shopping, and amenities to our community. more
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Chuck Martinez
Katy Area EDC hires new president
The Katy Area Economic Development has hired Chuck Martinez as its new president and chief executive officer. Martinez begins his new job Feb. 14. more
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A map of the Highway 36A study area. The north area has a green outline. The south area has a yellow outline.
Proposed Highway 36A segments to be part of H-GAC regional transportation plan
Two segments of a proposed Highway 36A are being added to the Houston-Galveston Area Council of Government Regional Transportation Plan. more
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Patrick Jankowski, Greater Houston Partnership senior vice president of research, speaks Tuesday at the Katy Area Economic Development Council meeting.
Omicron variant impacts area economy, but jobs remain plentiful
The Omicron variant is not expected to precipitously impact the local economy despite health concerns, a Greater Houston Partnership official said Tuesday. more
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Mayekawa, a Japanese compressor manufacturer, plans to build a plant in Waller County
Waller County plans for Japanese compressor plant
Waller County planning for Japanese compressor manufacturing plant By George SlaughterNews Editor Waller County Economic Development Partnership officials are working with a Japanese company to … more
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Angie Thomason will begin serving as interim Katy Area EDC president and CEO on Oct. 29 as outgoing president and CEO, Lance LaCour, moves on to a position with Partnership Lake Houston.
Katy EDC announces interim president and CEO
The Katy Area Economic Development Council Board of Governors has appointed Angie Thomason as interim Katy Area EDC president and CEO effective Friday, October 29 in an Oct. 6 … more
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Crews are busy working on the Katy Boardwalk District, a public-private venture that will include a four-star hotel and about 90 acres of parkland just south of Katy Mills.
Boardwalk District brings on new partners, focuses on lakefront experience
In a Thursday morning press release, Katy Boardwalk District representatives announced that the group is bringing Colliers Retail Team and Method Architecture as partners in the project. The project … more
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Katy Area EDC President and CEO Lance LaCour will be taking on a new role in the Humble area after serving in his current role for more than 16 years.
LaCour leaving Katy EDC for Partnership Lake Houston role
Katy Area Economic Development Council President and CEO Lance LaCour will be leaving the Katy EDC for a new position with Partnership Lake Houston, a nonprofit chamber of commerce serving Northeast … more
The Texas Comptrollers Office has created the Broadband Development Office. The move comes after many rural Texans struggled with trying to get a solid connection for online schooling and remote work over the last 18 months.
Comptroller Hegar announces Broadband Development Office
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced last week that his agency will operate a newly created Broadband Development Office. The BDO will award grants, low-interest loans and other financial … more
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NFL quarterback Andy Dalton, formerly of Katy High School, meets with Special Olympics athlete Shelby Day, of Katy, in this 2020 photo taken at Midway Barbecue .
Special Olympics going outside as it works toward normalcy
Special Olympics Texas is taking things outside as it recaptures its pre-pandemic normal. The focus on outdoor sports is one precaution Special Olympics is taking. Another is pushing out the … more
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Brookshire City Council moved forward with approving the installation of two speed bumps on Bains Street Monday after residents complained about speeding and other risky behaviors on the roadway.
Brookshire City Council approves speed bumps at March 22 meeting
Brookshire City Council approved the installation of two speed bumps on Bains Street during their March 22 meeting. Residents had complained to alderpersons that they had noticed an increase in … more
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Pattison City Council, like most local municipal governments, held its meeting via Zoom Tuesday evening. From top-left to bottom right: City Secretary Lorene Hartfield, Katy Times placeholder, Council Member Robert MacCallum, Council Member Wayne Kircher, City Attorney Lora Lenzsch, Council Member Fred Branch, GrantWorks Representative Sylvia Davila, Council member Seth Stokes, Mayor Joe Garcia. Not pictured: Council Member Frank Cobio who was absent from the meeting.
Pattison City Council hires grant consultant, adopts right of way ordinance at final meeting of 2020
Pattison’s city council adopted an agreement with GrantWorks to assist the city with obtaining Community Development Block Grant funding to aid in the city’s development and adopted … more
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Mayor Aaron Groff was first elected in 2018. His current term expires in 2022.
Q&A with Fulshear Mayor Aaron Groff
As Fulshear continues to grow at an extraordinarily rapid rate, it faces challenges in infrastructure development, updating its city statutes to better-serve its residents and make sure that it … more
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