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Katy Police Chief Bryon Woytek (left) listens as Fort Bend County District Attorney Brian Middleton speaks at an October 1 press conference on the use of automated license plate readers at the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office, 1840 Richmond Parkway, Richmond.
FBCSO hosts multi-agency press conference on automated license plate recognition technology
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office hosted a multi-agency press conference on October 21 at the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office, 1840 Richmond Parkway, Richmond, to discuss the benefits of … more
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Board meets in work study meeting to hear final recommendations for attendance boundary change, reviews targeted improvement plan for Mayde Creek Elementary
The board of trustees for the Katy Independent School district met for a work-study session on October 19, with President Lance Redmon away on business. Vice President Dawn Champagne led the meeting. … more
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On October 24 the Sons of the Republic of Texas repainted the Texas Sesquicentennial sign located at Katy Heritage Park, 5990 George Bush Drive in Katy. The project, in cooperation with the City of Katy’s Parks & Recreation Department, is part of the organization’s promotion of the 190th anniversary of the Republic of Texas, said Bart Dawson, District Representative, Lone Star Chapter, The Sons of the Republic of Texas.
Sons of Republic of Texas refurbish Katy’s sesquicentennial sign
CenterPoint Energy announces fall ‘Community Connect’ events including stop in Katy Event to offer one-on-one customer support, information on bill assistance programs and energy-saving resources for winter heating season.
On October 19, CenterPoint Energy announced it will be hosting ten “Community Connect” events this fall in local neighborhoods across Greater Houston beginning on October 22. The current schedule … more
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Children’s Lighthouse of Katy and Fulshear take gratitude beyond classroom with local food drive Early learning school sets 300-item goal to benefit local charities
Children’s Lighthouse of Cinco Ranch and Fulshear–Cross Creek West are inviting families, neighbors, and local businesses to come together to help stock the shelves at Katy Christian Ministries … more
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Eagle Scout candidate Jacob Ascencio (right) of Troop 230 completed his Eagle Scout service project for The Ballard House by adding much-needed shelving to the facility’s Christmas closet and providing an extra cart to move around their many holiday trees. Ascencio attends Katy High School.
Scouts aid Ballard House
Executive Director Ana Maria Simmons (left) explains the mission of the U.S.-Mexico Chamber to attendees at an October 22 networking meeting at Fogo do Chao, 222 W. Grand Parkway in Katy. The 55-year-old organization is expanding its presence in the Katy area.
U.S.-Mexico Chamber expanding presence in Katy
Bagel lovers will love PopUp Bagels, which just opened a take-out only location in LaCenterra at 23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. in Katy.
PopUp Bagels opens in LaCenterra
PopUp Bagels, the “Not Famous, but Known®” bagel shop opened its next shop in the Lone Star State at 23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. in Katy. The take-out only location in LaCentgerra officially opened … more
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The Katy Junior High School cheerleaders – dressed in pink for the occasion – rally the crowd at Relay for Life of Katy on October 24 at VFW Park at 6202 George Bush Drive in Katy.
Relay for Life of Katy supports cancer warriors, raises fund for American Cancer Society
Once Upon a Sugar Plum: celebrating 25 years of magic Nov. 4-7
The 25th annual Sugar Plum Market, hosted by the Fort Bend Junior Service League, returns to the Stafford Centre, 10505 Cash Road in Stafford, with four days of magical events, beginning with a … more
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Warrior Ruck/Run 2026 set for Nov. 7
VFW Post 9182 is hosting its third annual Warrior Ruck/Run on November 7 at 7 a.m. at No Label Brewing, 5351 E. First Street in Katy. The event will feature a 5K and 10K ruck as well as a 5K and 10K … more
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Rotary Club of Katy awards $60K in grants to area causes
At its October 22 meeting at the Club at Falcon Point, 24503 Falcon Point Drive in Katy, the Rotary Club of Katy awarded more than $60,000 in grants to area nonprofits and causes. The grants … more
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PERA Cocktails and Kitchen set to open in mid-November in NW Katy
Husband-and-wife hospitality team Zack and Carmen Kuru have announced the upcoming opening of PERA Cocktails and Kitchen, an upscale-casual cocktail bar expected to welcome guests in mid-November … more
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Daniel Rodriguez, Chief Operations Officer, Harris County Precinct 4, speaks at an October 17 press conference at Bear Creek Pioneer Park. Harris County Precinct 4, in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Keep Houston Beautiful, and the Energy Corridor District, removed more than 400 illegally dumped tires from the Addicks Reservoir near the park that morning. The cleanup helps protect public health and removes illegally dumped waste from an important flood-control area, precinct officials said. Illegally dumped debris can interfere with drainage and removing the tires reduces the potential for them to contribute to blockage during heavy rain. Additionally, tires are a major breeding site for disease-carrying mosquitoes.
Clean-up effort removes more than 400 illegally dumped tires from Addicks Reservoir
Katy Rice Harvest Festival breaks records for attendance and scholarship funds raised, mayor says
“It was an incredible weekend for Katy,” said City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele at the October 12 meeting of city council at City Hall, 901 Avenue C in Katy. “We wrapped up our most successful … more
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Katy ISD boasts programs that prepare students to enter the workforce with industry certifications out of high school.
Katy ISD earns CTE ‘District of Distinction’ honor for second consecutive year
For the second consecutive year, Katy ISD has earned the Career and Technical Education (CTE) District of Distinction designation from the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT), … more
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Race Rock, a Leading nationwide manufacturer and distributor of steel infrastructure products, has broken ground for a $100 million expansion at its Brookshire facility at 34253 Wilson Road. When complete, the new facility – combined with the current facility – will occupy approximately 100 acres, including over 750,000 square feet under roof, and will provide jobs for more than 500 employees.
Race Rock™ breaks ground for $100M expansion in Brookshire
Race Rock, a leading nationwide manufacturer and distributor of steel infrastructure products for the utility, highway, and energy markets, held a groundbreaking ceremony on October 13 to begin its … more
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Harris County Precinct 4 is installing four miles of new sidewalks on the south side of Morton Ranch Road, from Katy Hockley Cutoff to the Grand Parkway. The addition of the sidewalks, along with traffic signal adjustments and other improvements, will make it easier for pedestrians to walk from the county-operated Katy Park to nearby stores and restaurants.
New sidewalks coming to Morton Ranch Road between Katy Hockley Cutoff and Grand Parkway
Walkability in the greater Katy area continues to improve, with another sidewalk project underway near Katy Park at Morton Ranch Road and Katy Hockley Cutoff. “Sidewalks 4 Precinct 4,” a project … more
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Katy Police Department, Katy Fire Department and Katy Mills Mall conducted an “active shooter” drill at the mall on October 18. It is an annual exercise testing emergency response planning and coordination among departments.
City of Katy and Katy Mills Mall conduct full-scale simulated active threat training
The City of Katy and Katy Mills conducted a full-scale simulated active threat training on October 18 at Katy Mills Mall, 5000 Katy Mills Cir., Katy. The exercise began at 6 p.m. and lasted until … more
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City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (second from left) becomes the first customer of the new Target at 29355 Katy Freeway in Katy, in the Texas Heritage Marketplace during the retail giant’s grand opening on October 6. Thiele is joined by city council members (left to right) Paula Taylor, Ward A; Johnson Dietz, Ward A; and Paul Follis, At Large. Taylor was the store’s second customer.
Target opens at Texas Heritage Marketplace
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