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Royal High School’s Sound Machine Band marched in the school’s Senior Parade May 24.
Education briefs for June 1
Education briefs for June 1, 2023. more
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The Cinco Ranch Branch Library, 2620 Commercial Center Blvd., will host a special program on the history of Fort Bend County June 6.
Community briefs for June 1
Community briefs for June 1, 2023. more
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Jacob Scott
Sailor from Katy serving aboard USS Ralph Johnson
YOKOSUKA, Japan—Petty Officer 3rd Class Jacob Scott, a native of Katy, serves in Japan aboard a forward-deployed U.S. Navy warship. more
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Nobody wants a repeat of Hurricane Harvey, shown in in this 2017 satellite image.
Hurricane season is here
While tropical storms and hurricanes are not welcome anywhere, they are part of life in Southeast Texas. more
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A sign at Katy Magnolia Cemetery spoke for Americans remembering those who died, and served, on Memorial Day.
Remembering the fallen: Katy area commemorates Memorial Day
Katy-area residents remembered American service members who died in service to the nation during Memorial Day ceremonies held Monday. more
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Mike Schofield
Most, but not all, Katy-area representatives vote for Paxton impeachment
Of the five Katy-area state representatives who voted May 27 on impeachment for Attorney General Ken Paxton, four voted for impeachment, while one voted against. more
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Speaker Dade Phelan presided over a contentious four-hour debate over the fate of Attorney General Ken Paxton. But the vote wasn't close.
Texas AG Ken Paxton impeached, suspended from duties; will face Senate trial
Defying a last-minute appeal by former President Donald Trump, the Texas House voted overwhelmingly Saturday to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton, temporarily removing him from office over allegations of misconduct that included bribery and abuse of office. more
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Grace Vaughn
Texas A&M Foundation honors student from Katy
The Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees honored three students, one of whom is from Katy, as recipients of the foundation’s highest student award, the Trustees’ Outstanding Student Award. These students, who have excelled academically and as student leaders, were honored during a luncheon on May 19. Each recipient received a cash prize of $3,200. more
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Katy ISD has unveiled the logos for Faldyn Elementary. Faldyn Elementary will be the home of the Foxes. The school is expected to open this fall.
Education briefs for May 25
Education briefs for May 25, 2023. more
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From left, Hadley Boudreaux, Katherine Bourgeois, Anvi Garyali, Ria Tahwar and Emilie Wakeman have received $1,000 scholarships from the Fort Bend Junior Service League. Not pictured: Alifiya Saleem.
Fort Bend Junior Service League awards scholarships
The Fort Bend Junior Service League has awarded 6 $1,000 scholarships for the 2022-23 academic year to the following young ladies for their outstanding volunteer commitment and contributions to our community: Hadley Boudreaux, Katherine Bourgeois, Anvi Garyali, Alifiya Saleem, Ria Tahwar and Emilie Wakeman. more
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Agencies team up to caution drivers about drinking and driving during the Memorial Day weekend
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office, the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Harris County Constables, the Texas Department of Public Safety, American Automobile Association (AAA) and Mothers Against Drunk Driving are joining forces ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend to crack down on drunk drivers across the county. more
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Andrew Nurchaya was one of three speakers presenting at the May 16 Katy Area Economic Development Council meeting held at the Houston Community College Katy campus, 22910 Colonial Pkwy. Nurchaya is redeveloping the historic J.V. Cardiff and Sons Rice Dryer, 5321 1st St. Also speaking were Jerry Ashworth, senior vice president and chief executive officer of Memorial Hermann Cypress & Memorial Hermann Katy Hospitals, and Stuart A. Cayer, senior director of ambulator clinics at Kelsey-Seybold Clinic.
Community briefs for May 25
Community briefs for May 25, 2023. more
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Gina Cobb
Katy ISD names principal for newest high school
When doors open for Katy ISD’s tenth high school in fall 2024, Gina Cobb will welcome students as their first-ever principal. Cobb, who closed out the 2022-23 school year as principal of Mayde Creek High School, will assume the principalship for the new campus this summer. more
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Steven Luke Maglitto
Bond set for Katy man accused in 3-month-old child’s death
A $200,000 bond has been set for a Katy man charged in the death of his three-month-old daughter in April. more
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Luis B. Torres, a senior business economist in the research department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, gave a presentation at a Ma 18 economic forecast session sponsored by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce.
Local economy remains strong, but slowing, economist says
The Texas and Houston-area economies are slowing in part because of elevated inflation and rising interest rates, along with a slowing global economy and uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine war, an economist said. more
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Ward A Council Member Janet Corte takes the oath of office from Katy Municipal Judge Jeffrey Brashear at the May 22 council meeting.
City Hall roundup: Council approves emergency sanitary sewer pipe repair
The Katy City Council approved $47,235 in emergency repairs to a sewer pipe along 1st Street running from Avenue D to Avenue C. more
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The Texas Department of Transportation and law enforcement agencies are urging motorists to wear their seat belts.
TxDOT, law enforcement urge all to “Click It or Ticket”
It has been nearly seven years since Eden Ganzerla lost control of her car while driving to work and crashed into a retaining wall, breaking nearly every bone in her body. Since then, she has endured thousands of hours of physical, occupational and speech therapy, the result of one fateful decision to not wear her seat belt. more
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Katy City Council Member-at-Large Chris Harris takes the oath of office from Municipal Judge Jeffrey Brashear May 17 at City Hall.
Taking over: Local officials sworn into office at City of Katy, Katy ISD, and City of Brookshire
The Katy City Council met in a special May 17 meeting to canvass election results for the Ward A council race. In that race, incumbent Janet Corte, a retired IT manager, was re-elected, defeating Cara Bonin, a contractor. more
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Tara Haworth
Education briefs for May 18
Education briefs for May 28, 2023. more
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The Fort Bend Junior Service League awarded a $1,650 grant to ARTreach. Pictured on front row, left to right, are league member Dana Lopera and ARTreach member Nicole Moraw. On back row, left to right, are Monica Brown, Jennifer Small, Jennifer Semeyn, Kelsea Weatherford and Alexis Geissler.
Fort Bend Junior Service League awards community assistance grants
The Fort Bend Junior Service League has awarded Community Assistance Fund (CAF) grants to Katy ARTreach and Young Audiences of Houston. more
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