New fitness location coming to Katy

Houston-based Baker Katz, a full-service commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in retail tenant representation, investment sales, and project development and leasing, has executed three real estate leases, one of which is in Katy, with EōS Fitness.

The Katy lease is located at The Square at Elyson in Katy, which will be west of the Grand Parkway and on the north side of FM 529. The 51,130 square foot gym also features the additional 2,500 square foot outdoor area. The space is set to open in 2025.

“We are ecstatic to support the growth and expansion of an accessible, affordable and innovative gym concept like EōS Fitness,” Jason Baker, principal at Baker Katz, said. “These three new locations will promote a healthier lifestyle in the communities in which they serve, and we are proud to be a small part of that EōS Fitness mission.”

The Katy lease is the third of three leases. The first lease is located in Williams Trace Plaza in Sugar Land. The 51,130 square foot gym features an additional 2,500 square foot outdoor area. The space is set to open in 2024.

The second lease is located at the Shoppes at the Bridges in Atascocita. The 42,000 square foot gym also features an additional 2,500 square foot outdoor area. The space is set to open in 2025.

EŌS Fitness is gym environment where anyone can pursue a range of fitness goals. EŌS Fitness offers premium fitness amenities like group classes and well-maintained equipment and facilities at a low price. For more information, visit eosfitness.com.

Solis Mammography expands access to breast cancer screening in Katy

Solis Mammography, the nation’s largest independent provider of breast screening and diagnostic services, has opened a new center is located at 24926 FM 1093, Suite B, in the Southpark at Cinco Ranch shopping center.

“Growing the number of convenient locations where patients can get mammograms lowers barriers to care and helps women prioritize their breast health,” Grant Davies, Solis Mammography CEO, said. “Increased access to care supports our mission of catching breast cancers as early as possible, adding years to our patients’ lives.”

Breast cancer often is detected through routine screening and is highly treatable if caught early through annual mammograms. Solis Mammography aligns with the American College of Radiology, the Society of Breast Imaging and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in recommending that women 40 and older with average risk of developing breast cancer get a mammogram every year. Annual mammography screening starting at age 40 is associated with the highest mortality reduction for average-risk women, allowing for the greatest number of lives saved and the most life years gained.

Solis Mammography is known for its compassionate, patient-focused approach to breast health and its robust advancements in screening, including 3D mammography with AI software integration, and SmartCurve comfort technology, which has been clinically proven to provide a more comfortable mammogram.

For more information about Solis Mammography Cinco Ranch, visit the website solismammo.com/houston/cinco-ranch.

Pet adoption event set for Fort Bend County

The adoption event is set for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 17 at the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds, 4310 Texas 36 S., in Rosenberg.

Parking and admission are free. Adoption fees have been waived or reduced.

Event sponsors include Fort Bend County Animal Services, Best Friends, City of Sugar Land, Rosenberg Animal Control and Shelter, Fort Bend Health and Human Services, City of Stafford and City of Missouri City.

For more information, visit the website fbchhs.org.

Fussell Senior Center to host open house

The City of Katy’s Fussell Senior Center is hosting an open house. The public is invited to share a cozy afternoon with festivities, entertainment, light refreshments and to learn more about the senior citizen center.

The open house is from 1-4 p.m. Dec. 16 at the Fussell Senior Citizen Center, 5370 E. 5th St.

The open house coincides with the deadline for donations to Camp Hope, an intensive residential program of the PTSD Foundation of America. The foundation provides whole person treatment for combat veterans suffering from combat-related PTSD.

For many years, Katy-area seniors have collected household necessities, pantry staples and hygiene items to donate to veterans staying at Camp Hope. Donations are welcomed and the public is invited to drop off those donations at the Fussell Senior Citizen Center.

High-need items include sliced bread, bottled water, body wash, men’s socks, disposable razors, batteries, men’s running shoes, sweatshirts sizes 1XL-3XL, t-shirts (all sizes), paper towels, trash bags, alarm clocks, notebook paper, 1- and 2-inch binders, postage stamps, spiral notebooks, pencils, pencil sharpeners and toilet bowl cleaner.

Drop-off deadline is 4 p.m. Dec. 16.