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The city of Katy is primed for the Katy Rice Festival starting Oct. 2 with a parade and the actual festival occurring Oct. 8, 9 and 10. Festival organizers say they have put a lot of effort into making the event fun for the whole family, including a Kids and Teens Zone with inflatables, actors portraying favorite children’s characters and a DJ.

Katy Rice Festival planners set to put on ‘one of the best ones we’ve had’

The city of Katy is winding up for the annual Katy Rice Festival which begins with a parade on Oct. 2 and will follow with three days of festivities Oct. 8, 9 and 10. Organizers say this year’s … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 9/28/21

Tompkins senior Taylor Gage, left, and junior Ashley Martinec came up big in the Falcons' 5-3 win over Taylor on Thursday, April 1, to keep hold of second place in District 19-6A.

Falcons find rhythm late in clutch win over Mustangs

The situation was intense, and Tompkins senior outfielder Taylor Gage understood that. It was a pressure moment, but she welcomed it. more

By Dennis Silva II, Sports Editor | 4/1/21

Michael Dillard (far left) will face Leah Wilson (pink shirt) in the election for Katy ISD Board of Trustees Position 4 while incumbent Bill Lacy (purple tie) will campaign to keep his position against challenger Greg Schulte for the Position 5 seat in the Board of Trustees race.

Q&A: Katy ISD trustee candidates talk attendance boundaries, human trafficking and more

Three positions are on the ballot for Katy ISD positions for the upcoming Nov. 3 election. Voters within Katy ISD will have the opportunity to check boxes next to the names of candidates for the Katy … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 10/6/20

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