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Backpacks such as these are among the items being gathered and distributed in time for the start of school next week.
Backpacks, school supplies being gathered and distributed for students returning to school
Local nonprofits and charities are gathering and distributing school supplies as Katy-area students prepare to return to school next week. more
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The Lone Star Symphonic Band will perform at a number of concerts this season.
Katy-area community band celebrates 30th season
The Lone Star Symphonic Band is celebrating its 30th season beginning with an October performance. more
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The state comptroller’s office estimates that shoppers can save about $8 on every $100 they spend this weekend during the sales tax holiday weekend.
Katy-area shoppers preparing for sales tax holiday weekend
The state comptroller’s office estimates that shoppers will save $112 million in state and local sales tax over the upcoming sales tax holiday, set for Friday-Sunday. more
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The Katy Public Works Department said water service has been restored following an interruption for residents and businesses in the area of FM 1463 south of I-10.
UPDATE: Water service restored following Tuesday morning interruption
The Katy Public Works Department said Tuesday afternoon that water service has been restored following an interruption for residents and businesses in the area of FM 1463 south of I-10. more
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Harris County Pct. 4 Commissioner R. Jack Cagle
Cagle tests positive for COVID-19
Harris County Pct. 4 Commissioner R. Jack Cagle has tested positive for COVID-19 and will attend to his normal duties virtually, including attending Tuesday’s Harris County Commissioners Court meeting. more
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Katy Public Works Director Elaine Lutringer addresses the Katy City Council at a special meeting Thursday.
City council updates drought ordinances as hot, dry weather continues
The Katy City Council Thursday updated the city’s drought contingency ordinances at a specially called meeting Thursday afternoon at City Hall. more
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The Rotary Club of Katy presented scholarships to 27 graduates from the Katy ISD class of 2022 at a July 21 banquet. Scholarships ranged from $2,500 to $10,000 each. These scholarships are funded annually by the annual Katy Triathlon (katytriathlon.org) and the Katy Rice Festival. Pictured on the front row are, from left, Jayden Polk, Angelica Meza Navarro, Paula Rubio, Millicent Kennedy, Ava Conroy, Samantha Feinberg, Kayla Platz and Angela Lopez. On the middle row, from left, are Breeasia Garza, Kristen Justilian, Ana Walsh, Kathryn Kyrisch, Lauren Forney, Colin Wall, Abby Ward and Lakshya Gupta. On the top row, from left, are Ryan Chen, Naasson Crowell, Jachin Choi, Austin Brown, Allison Mabry, Claudia Garrett and Filbert Presley. Not pictured: Evan Abboud, Laura Davis, Mia Ferow and Nicholas Cernosek.
Community briefs for July 28
Community briefs for July 28, 2022. more
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This map shows the attendance boundaries for Katy ISD elementary schools.
Katy ISD attendance boundary modification could affect nine elementary schools for 2023-24 school year
Katy school trustees are looking at a plan that would change attendance boundaries for nine elementary schools, including two now under construction. more
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Harris County Pet. 4 Commissioner Jack Cagle, left, awards a proclamation to Howdy Homemade Ice Cream shop owner Roderick Batson, Austin Hanson and Andrew Heap. The store refers to its employees as “heroes.”
Howdy Homemade Ice Cream celebrates one-year anniversary in Katy
Ice cream is one fine way to celebrate a one-year anniversary. The folks at Howdy Homemade Ice Cream, 20920 Katy Fwy., Ste. S, can speak to that. The Katy store on Friday celebrated its … 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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The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating an auto-pedestrian crash near Mason Road in which the pedestrian was killed.
Harris County Sheriff’s deputies investigating auto-pedestrian crash
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an auto-pedestrian crash that killed a man early Sunday morning near Mason Road. more
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The extended hot and dry weather conditions have made fire hazards, such as the one shown here, more likely in Texas.
Potential for significant wildfires continues this week for much of Texas
The fire environment, characterized by critically to extremely dry vegetation and critical fire weather, will support wildfire activity this week, Texas A&M Forest Service officials said. more
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Royal High School students Ricardo Lopez, Yazmin Alvarado, Ivette Padilla and teacher Lynette Beyer recently attended the Educators Rising National Conference in Washington, D.C. There, the students competed in the national Association of Future Educators competition. Lopez and Alvarado competed in the largest event, Interactive Bulletin Board, and Padilla competed in a Non-Core Teaching Subject event. This is the first year that Royal Texas Association of Future Educators have competed since this student-led organization began in 2020.
Education briefs for July 21
Education briefs for July 21, 2022 more
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The Fort Bend County Fair kickoff parade is set for Sept. 23.
Fort Bend County Fair taking entries for kickoff parade
The Fort Bend County Fair is now taking entries for its 2022 kickoff parade. The parade will officially kick off the 86th Annual Fort Bend County Fair & Rodeo at 9 a.m. Sept. 23. more
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Brooks Cash
Community briefs for July 21
Community briefs for July 21, 2022 more
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The Brookshire City Council is considering changing its ordinances for food trucks.
Brookshire looking to update its food truck ordinance
The Brookshire City Council is looking at how food truck operators do business in the community. While discussions are underway, the council voted at its July 14 meeting to table an amendment to … more
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Attorney Rich Mueller addresses the Waller County Commissioners Court.
Waller County considering creation of county assistance district
Waller County commissioners voted to partner with a Fort Bend County law firm to begin work on creating a county assistance district, the purpose of which would be to help the county focus local sales tax revenue on specific local projects. more
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Mirage Hamdy will compete in the Miss Arab USA Pageant Saturday in Phoenix.
From patent to pageant
For Mirage Hamdy, 2022 is proving to be a banner year. more
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Katherine Gao and Isabella Higuera show a prototype of their squeezy scalp brush at the Inventors Summer Camp at the Robert Shaw Center.
Creating a new future
If things work out as hoped, consumers will soon see a new hairbrush available for purchase. The new hairbrush would be unique in part because two Katy-area junior high school students designed it. more
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From left, Maria Luna, Francesca Mazzetto, and Neha Rao hold posters at the July 13 Katy Fights Back rally. Rao’s partially obstructed sign on the right reads, “No woman is free when she cannot control her own body.”
Katy Fights Back rally draws pro-choice supporters
Katy-area students opposing the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade held a pro-choice rally, called Katy Fights Back, July 13 at Katy Harvest Plaza. more
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