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The Bible Seminary to observe Hanukkah and Christmas by lighting lamps from Hasmonaean period
Since Jesus celebrated Hanukkah, The Bible Seminary is excited to announce that the Joshua, Judges, and Jesus (3J) Museum will be exploring the archaeological aspects of the first Christmas in conjunction with the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. more
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Families around the world use decorative holiday symbols to add to their seasonal celebrations.
Decorative holiday symbols add to seasonal celebrations
Decorating homes and other spaces is a major component of the holiday season. Holiday decorations often reflect celebrants’ religious beliefs, and the following are some traditional holiday decor symbols for people of various faiths. more
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The second quarter (April-June) is the best time to seel your house, but that's a generalization. Other factors can come into play.
When’s the best time of year to sell?
One of the most frequently asked questions in real estate is, “What’s the best time of year to sell your home?” more
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The Houston Police Department an apparent murder-suicide situation that happened Dec. 14 at Texas Children's Hospital West.
Houston Police investigating fatal shooting at Texas Children’s Hospital West
Houston police are investigating the fatal shooting of a woman and apparent suicide of a man at Texas Children’s Hospital West Campus, 18200 Katy Fwy. The shootings occurred at about 2 p.m. Dec. 4. more
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Joe Garcia
City of Pattison celebrating its 50th anniversary Saturday
The City of Pattison is holding its 50th birthday Saturday, but to hear Mayor Joe Garcia tell it, the community’s history goes back centuries. more
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The Morton Ranch High School Choir performs at the Katy Area Economic Development Council meeting.
Executives provide updates on local nonprofit activities
Leaders from three local nonprofit organizations gave updates for their respective groups at a Dec. 6 meeting of the Katy Area Economic Development Council. more
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Richard Baker operates the model railroad.at the Johnny Nelson Katy Heritage Museum.
On track: Model train a popular Nelson Museum attraction
Part of being a train engineer is making sure the train runs on time. That counts for the big trains running across America, but it also counts for the model train set at the Johnny Nelson Katy Heritage Museum, 6002 George Bush Dr. more
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A Katy resident has won a $1million Powerball prize in the Texas Lottery.
Katy resident claims $1 million Powerball prize
A Katy resident claimed a Powerball prize worth $1 million for the Oct. 31 drawing. more
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Wilson Elementary School students and staff recently held a fundraiser and donated nearly $4,000 to the American Childhood Cancer Organization! This fundraiser event began last year in honor of a former Wilson student, now in junior high school, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
Education briefs for Dec. 1
Education briefs for Dec. 1, 2022. more
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Members Choice Credit Union held its “Gather, Get, Give” event Nov. 5, where the community was invited to “gather,” “get” their confidential documents shredded, and “give” a donation to Katy Christian Ministries. About 1,780 pounds of food were gathered and donated.
Community briefs for Dec. 1
Community briefs for Dec. 1, 2022. more
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Fort Bend County property tax statements will be available next week, the county tax assessor-collector said.
Fort Bend property tax statements running late, tax assessor says
The Fort Bend County tax assessor-collector’s office is running late on property tax statements, the Fort Bend County tax assessor-collector’s office said in a statement. more
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Work has begun on Summerview, a 175-acre residential development coming to Fulshear.
New 175-acre residential development coming to Fulshear
M/I Homes, a home building company, is developing a 175-acre residential development in Fulshear, with homes expected for presale in early 2023. more
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Colliers, a Houston commercial real estate firm, has purchased about 494 acres north of Katy for a new housing development. This map depicts the property purchased.
New houses planned for northern Katy area
The northern Katy area will soon see a new housing development on the northwest corner of the Katy Hockley Cutoff Road-West Road intersection. more
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From left, Jimmy Meader, Cori Hillsman Vahalik, Perla Mariela Aguilar and Scott Hartman take their oaths of office at a Nov. 21 meeting of the Royal ISD Board of Trustees.
New Royal ISD trustees take office
Four new Royal ISD trustees took their oaths of office at a Nov. 21 school board meeting at the district’s administration building in Pattison. more
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The Royal High School MCJROTC competes in the National Air Rifle League. (Royal ISD)
Education briefs for Nov. 24
Education briefs for Nov. 24, 2022 more
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A Christmas tree at the Katy Fussell Senior Center is among the many that will be posted around Katy in December.
Events calendar for December 2022
The Katy Times December 2022 events calendar. more
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An exterior view of the new Target, at 22165 FM 529 in Katy.
New Target store in north Katy features new design elements
Target has opened a new store in north Katy, at 22165 FM 529, to help serve the community’s growi population. more
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Royal Elementary School principal Ashley Cook said her campus needed significant foundation repairs. This crack in the wall is one of several such repairs that are needed.
Royal ISD committee selects $144 million of projects for placement on May 2023 ballot
A Royal ISD facilities advisory committee Nov. 17 recommended $144 million worth of projects to be included in a May 2023 bond election. more
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Charlotte Gilder
Katy ISD names principals and accepting nominations for naming Elementary Schools 45 and 46
Katy ISD Elementary Schools 45 and 46 are under construction and scheduled to welcome students in Fall 2023. The district has named principals for the two campuses, and is accepting nominations for the campus namesakes. more
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State Rep. Jacey Jetton speaks at the Katy Area Economic Development Council meeting.
Katy-area at legislators discuss priorities for upcoming session
Area state legislators said they will focus on keeping property taxes under control and improving public education in a Nov. 15 panel discussion at the Katy Area Economic Development Council. more
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