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U. S. Congressman Troy Nehls (R-T-22) (left) and State Representative Mike Scholfield (center) who represents state district 132 in the Texas house, listen attentively to a question posed by moderator Charles Stein of AT&T during the panel discussion at the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual “Congressional Update” luncheon held at Pearl & Vine, 26151 Nelson Way, Katy on August 21. Schofield stepped in to replace U. S. Congressman Morgan Luttrell (R-T-8), who was unable to attend due to scheduling conflicts.
Katy chamber hears congressional update from Nehls, Schofield
Members of the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce came together on Wednesday, August 21, at Pearl & Vine, 26151 Nelson Way in Katy, to hear a “Congressional update” from elected officials. more
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Phyllis Saathoff
Hwy 36A coalition hears updates on Port of Freeport and TEX-21
The Hwy 36A coalition, a transportation advocacy group dedicated to development of a regional transportation infrastructure from the Brazosport area to Hempstead and beyond, met for its August luncheon on Tuesday, August 20 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Houston Energy Corridor at 11730 Katy Freeway in Houston. more
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Members of “The Station” F3 group in Old Town Katy pose for a photo after a morning workout.
As Katy’s F3 “The Station” celebrates third anniversary, impact is profound
When Jim Davidson first attended an F3 workout with “The Station” group in Old Town Katy, he did so only to placate a buddy’s persistent pestering. more
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City Council talks tax rate, price increase for trash pickup services
The City of Katy city council unanimously approved the proposed 2024 tax rate of $0.425 at the August 26 city council meeting at City Hall, 901 Avenue C in Katy. more
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Please do not miss out on our Football Section in this week's edition on 8/29/24!!! Look for them in your mailbox, in local stores, or give Debbie a call at the office for your copy today!!!! 281-391-2141
Crews from homebuilder Taylor Morrison and TV show Extreme Makeover pose outside their bus. The companies are tackling the project of building a new home in under seven days, which will be donated to a deserving area family.
Taylor Morrison and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition enlist community volunteers to help build new home for local family Taylor Morrison to serve as the exclusive homebuilder for the reboot series
HOUSTON -- After a successful pilot episode in Hutto, Texas, America's Most Trusted® Home Builder, Taylor Morrison (NYSE: TMHC), is returning to film an upcoming episode of ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in the Houston area. more
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At Special Pals’ celebration the shelter’s 45th anniversary on Friday at 3830 Greenhouse Road in Houston, Executive Director Becky French introduces Gloria, a kitten who is awaiting her “fur-ever” home.
Special Pals Animal Shelter Celebrates 45 Years of Saving Lives
Special Pals Animal Shelter, a beloved cornerstone of the community, celebrated its 45th anniversary with a special gathering on August 16 at the shelter at 3830 Greenhouse in Houston. more
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller speaks to the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce at its monthly breakfast on August 16 at Church on the Rock, 433 Barker Cypress in Katy. In addition to describing his personal journey to his political career, beginning as a member of the school board in Stephenville, TX, Miller shared his observations about what he witnessed and experienced in Butler, PA, during the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a July 13 campaign rally.
Sid Miller speaks to Katy Christian Chamber
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller speaks to the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce at its monthly breakfast on August 16 at Church on the Rock, 433 Barker Cypress in Katy. more
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Actor and producer Kevin Sorbo (left) meets with The Bible Seminary’s archeologists Craig Evans (center) and Scott Stripling (right) prior to the fundraiser gala for the school held Friday, August 16 at Grace Fellowship Church, 2655 S. Mason in Katy. The 65-year-old Sorbo, a pro-life conservative Christian who is best known for his role in the television series “Hercules,” spoke on “Winning the Culture Wars,” detailing what he believes to be Hollywood’s negative influence on American families and institutions. Sorbo said that he had been blacklisted in Hollywood because of his religious beliefs. Over 120 guests attended the Western-themed event.
Kevin Sorbo at Bible Seminary
Actor and producer Kevin Sorbo (left) meets with The Bible Seminary’s archeologists Craig Evans (center) and Scott Stripling (right) prior to the fundraiser gala for the school held Friday, August 16 at Grace Fellowship Church, 2655 S. Mason in Katy. more
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Master Gardeners offer free online class about trees
Between droughts and freezes, Mother Nature has been tough on trees in Fort Bend County. Learn more about "Tree Care Basics" in a free online class Aug. 23 offered by Fort Bend County Master Gardeners. more
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Back row: Reece McIntosh, Marketing Intern; Jacquetta Madgett, Sugar Plum Market Co-Chair; Amy Cassidy, Sugar Plum Market Co-Chair; Michelle Monterroso, Sugar Plum Market Co-Chair; Holly Barker, Sugar Plum Market Co-Chair; Dr. Kristel Poffinbarger, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Matt Kelly, Vice President, Operations Front row: Sarah Poole, Marketing Manager; Candace Amini, Sugar Plum Market Co-Chair; Malisha Patel, Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer; Kelsea Weatherford, Fort Bend Junior Service League President; Monica Hasty, Sugar Plum Market Liaison; Karina Martinez, Senior Marketing Specialist
Fort Bend Junior Service League and Memorial Hermann Sugar Land partner for the 2024 Sugar Plum Market
The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) announced on August 6 that Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital would be the Title Sponsor for the 2024 Sugar Plum Market. more
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Whataburger’s newest location in Katy at 22215 FM 529 features a custom interior mural depicting Texas iconography with Katy splashed across the wall.
Newest Whataburger opens in Katy on FM 529
Whataburger is bringing its fresh, customized burgers, Fancy and Spicy Ketchup, and orange-and-white-striped fun to its newest location in Katy effective August 19. more
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Rotary’s Katy Triathlon set for Labor Day weekend
For the 31st year, the Rotary Club of Katy will stage the Katy Triathlon, the oldest triathlon in the Houston area, race co-chairman Paul Kurt told the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce at the organization’s breakfast on August 16. more
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Acclaimed Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chao will open in the space formerly occupied by Harris County Smokehouse at 222 West Grand Parkway South in Katy. No opening date has been announced.
Fogo de Chao set to open in Katy
Fogo de Chão, the internationally renowned restaurant from Brazil, announced August 8 the signing of two new lease agreements in Katy and Cypress. more
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Eight Katy area businesses among winners of Comcast RISE awards
On August 13 Comcast announced the 100 businesses in the Greater Houston area that will receive comprehensive grant packages through its RISE program, which include business consultation services, educational resources, a $5,000 monetary grant, creative production, media schedule, and a technology makeover. more
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The latest trends in home improvement await at the new Katy Home Improvement Expo plus special guests like Charley Fisher (upper right) with Urban Garden Plants and Andrea Bohn (lower right) doing a gut health workshop. The Posh Plank Charcuterie BOARDing School
New Katy Home Improvement Expo offers free admission on September 7-8
RJC Productions, producers of the popular Spring Katy Home & Garden Show announced on August 6 an addition to its annual line-up—the new Katy Home Improvement Expo, happening September 7-8 at the Merrell Center, 6301 S. Stadium Lane in Katy. more
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Patsy Stanley
Boggio, Merrell named Stan Stanley Award winners, Patsy Stanley also honored
Katy Area Economic Development Council announced Dan Boggio and Leonard Merrell as the winners of this year’s Stan Stanley Awards at its August 20 General Assembly meeting held at the Embassy Suites by Hilton, 16435 Katy Freeway in Houston. more
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School board discusses expansion of book restrictions, approves 2024-2025 budget Designs presented for renovations to Katy High, Cimarron Elementary and Nottingham Country Elementary
Katy Independent School District’s board of trustees met on Monday, August 19 for a work-study meeting in the boardroom at 6301 S. Stadium Drive in Katy. more
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Little Texas to perform at Rice Harvest Festival
“God Blessed Texas! “ the City of Katy Parks and Recreation Department’s Facebook page exclaimed on August 5 in announcing that the band Little Texas will perform at the Rice Harvest Festival coming up in October. more
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Freeman High School, which opened at 7800 Katy Hockley Rd. in Katy on August 14, is the tenth high school in Katy ISD and will serve the burgeoning population of the northwest quadrant of the district, relieving enrollment pressures on Paetow High School and Katy High School. The school is named for the Freeman family, deeply ingrained in Katy's history, who have been prominent in civic leadership, with members serving as mayor, city council members, and contributing to the volunteer fire department and school board. Beyond civic engagement, the Freeman's have a longstanding connection to agriculture and education, dating back to the late 19th century. The school’s mascot will be the Golden Eagles. Freeman’s principal is Gina Cobb.
KISD new School photos Freeman High School and Nelson Junior High
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