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Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones, shown addressing an in-person town hall held at the Legacy Stadium Community Rooms in Katy on October 18, 2025, will hold a virtual town hall on December 18.
Harris Co. Precinct 4 schedules virtual town hall on Dec. 18
Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones will hold a virtual town hall on December 18 from 12 to 1 p.m. to bring residents up to date on what is happening in the county. Hear updates on … more
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Fort Bend County kicked off the Christmas season on November 24 with the lighting of the tree in the rotunda at the Fort Bend Historic Courthouse, 401 Jackson St, Richmond. The event, hosted by County Judge KP George and County Attorney Bridgette Smith-Lawson, featured holiday music and lunch.
Fort Bend County lights up the holiday season
Thanks to a federal grant of more than $13 million, Fort Bend County will replace 13 vehicles in its aging bus fleet and will potentially add new commuter service to the Houston Energy Corridor and expand demand-response routes, according to the office of County Judge KP George.
Fort Bend Transit (FBT) officially awarded $13,747,776 in federal funding to advance “Better Buses, Brighter Futures” initiative
Fort Bend County Judge KP George announced November 25 that Fort Bend Transit (FBT) has been officially awarded $13,747,776 in federal funding to advance its “Better Buses, Brighter … more
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Harris County Sheriff’s Office announces results of multi-agency warrants round up targeting violent 0ffenders including Katy man
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with the FBI, the DEA Houston Division, the U.S. Marshals Service, and the Texas Department of Public Safety, on November 25 announced the … more
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Pat Baker of the Fussell Senior Center (left) and Tonja Moon, founder of The Grandbaby Project, display a dementia therapy doll like those used in area senior living centers. The sewing club at the Fussell Center donated handmade accessories for the dolls to The Grandbaby Project on November 12.
Fussell Center sewing club donates handmade items to dementia doll therapy organization
The generous members of the sewing club at the Katy Fussell Senior Center presented a large donation of handmade items to The Grand Baby Project on November 12 at the center at 5370 E. Fifth Street … more
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Higher Dimension Church volunteers invited the public to receive a free turkey at the church’s Katy Campus at 1350 N. Mason Road on November 23. It was the second annual Turkey Give Away sponsored by the congregation.
Higher Dimension Church sponsors free turkey giveaway
Reduce, reuse, rejoice: 5 holiday hacks for eco-friendly celebrations
(Family Features) Holiday celebrations bring joy, laughter and lasting memories - but they can also leave behind a sleigh full of waste. From food scraps and empty bottles to wrapping paper and … more
Guidance and resources to support families navigating grief during the holiday season
(Family Features) The holiday season can be a time of joy and connection, but it can also bring intense feelings of loss and sadness for those grieving the death of a loved one. To help families … more
During the community/feral cat event hosted by Citizens for Animal Protection on November 19, clinic staff and volunteers spayed and neutered 36 community cats and also gave rabies shots to each animal —at no cost to the public.
CAP Cornelius Clinic hosts successful community/feral cat day, providing free spay/neuter, rabies vaccinations
Citizens for Animal Protection (CAP) announced the success of The CAP Cornelius Clinic’s recent Community/Feral Cat Day, a free service event dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation and … more
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Katy Christian Ministries announces restructuring, will hold December food fairs
Like many other nonprofits, Katy Christian Ministries has faced financial challenges over the past few months due to various factors, the organization announced in a November 21 press release. … more
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Andy Jasso (U.S. Air Force) receives a recognition pin and certificate in honor of his military service during a ceremony held at Carriage Inn, 1400 Katy Flewellen Road in Katy, on November 11. Pins and certificates were presented by Retired U.S. Army Chaplain and Lieutenant Colonel, Dr. Celestine Robb, with support from Elara Caring.
Carriage Inn honors resident veterans
Twenty-two local veterans were honored at Carriage Inn on Veterans Day, November 11, during the Katy senior living community’s annual pinning ceremony. Residents, team members, and healthcare … more
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Houston Methodist’s Dr. Tomasco discusses flu season and how to protect yourself
As flu season ramps up, Dr. Olivia Tomasco, a board-certified primary care physician at Houston Methodist West Hospital, answers questions about the flu, including symptoms, vaccinations and how to … more
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First Service Credit Union launches ‘First Service Feeds’ food drive to support local families in need
As food insecurity continues to impact families across the Houston area, First Service Credit Union is stepping in to help, the company announced in a November 21 press release. Through its community … more
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Board discusses potential policy updates, considers 2026 election schedule and hears demographic update during work-study meeting
The Katy ISD board of trustees met for a work study meeting on November 17, reviewing changes to local board policies which have been recommended by the Texas Association of School Boards and local … more
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Responding to a call on November 18, Deputy Terrence Greene pulled a woman to safety after she sat dangling her legs over the overpass at FM 1093 and the Grand Parkway.
Deputy pulls woman from ledge
On Tuesday, November 18, at around 10:37 a.m., units were dispatched to the top of the State Highway 99/FM 1093 overpass in response to reports of a woman with her legs over the edge. Deputy Terrance … more
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Dallas Kirkpatrick, vice president of Waller County Crimestoppers, speaks to the Brookshire Chamber of Commerce on November 18 at G Tech, 35002 Cooper Road in Brookshire. The nonprofit works with the media and the public to assist police with taking criminals off the streets, using anonymous tips reported through its tipline or through the P3 app. Tips could lead to a reward up to $5000.00, Kirkpatrick said.
Brookshire chamber members hear how Waller County Crimestoppers is helping battle local crime
Waller County’s growth is also bringing new challenges for area law enforcement, but one organization is stepping up to assist police with taking criminals off the streets. Dallas Kirkpatrick, … more
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Harris Co. Precinct 4 partners with Harris Co. Public Health, Harris Health to offer free flu vaccines, also launches new PSAs
Commissioner Lesley Briones, in partnership with Harris County Public Health (HCPH) and Harris Health, is offering free flue vaccines for children and adults at Precinct 4 community centers. With a … more
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James Bright, Deputy Director of Texas A&M’s Rellis Campus, speaks to attendees at the November 19 luncheon for the Highway 36A Coalition at the Rosenberg Civic Center in Rosenberg. Texas A&M-Rellis, in partnership with Blinn College, workforce training organizations, and the federal and private sector, is the first integrated education, research and testing campus in the state of Texas.
TxDOT gives update at Hwy 36A Coalition luncheon
Attendees at the November 19 luncheon hosted by the Highway 36A coalition heard a brief update on the project from Sue Theiss, director for advanced project development for TxDOT. The event was held … more
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Katy ISD’s Partners in Education Department (PIE) celebrated its community partners with delicious slices of holiday pie on November 18 at the Kenneth D. Welch Outdoor Learning Center at 633 Highway Blvd. in Katy – a sweet way to show appreciation for connections to the district. Left to right: KISD Partners in Education Coordinator Lauren Slovisky, Jay Donnella of Christ Clinic and KISD Chief Communications Officer Andrea Grooms.
PIE honors partners with holiday pie
Wearing their distinctive red blazers identifying them as members of Kappa Alpha Psi® Inc., Frederick McCoy, chapter president (left) and Huey Nunn (center) read aloud and answer questions from second graders at Schmalz Elementary, 18605 Green Land Way in Houston on November 20. At right in his distinctive white blazer is event organizer Leonard Spearman, who is a KEYS mentor in Katy ISD. The initiative is a part of the fraternity’s national “Room to Read” program, launched in Milwaukee on November 15, 2019, and officially launched January 2, 2020, in Las Vegas.
Room to Read
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