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Fort Bend Junior Service League opens 2026 Sugar Plum Market event beneficiary applications
The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) announced on June 29 that event beneficiary applications for the 2026 Sugar Plum Market are now available on the League’s website at … more
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City of Katy Municipal Court Judge Jeffrey Brashear (left) administers the oath of office to incoming Katy Fire Department Chief Dana Massey, following her appointment as the city’s first female fire chief. The ceremony took place at the June 22 meeting of city council.
Council appoints Massey as first female fire chief, approves updates to animal control ordinances
It was another historic milestone for the City of Katy at the June 22 meeting of city council, as Dana Massey was appointed and sworn in as the city’s first female fire chief. Massey has served the … more
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Grundfos officials from around the world join with local leaders at 902 Koomey Road in Brookshire for a groundbreaking ceremony on June 24. The manufacturer of advanced pump solutions and water technologies is adding a new 143,000-sq.ft. building which will expand its production capacities as well as serving as the company’s new U.S. headquarters. The facility is scheduled for completion in 2027.
Grundfos breaks ground for new U.S. headquarters, opens new training academy
On June 24, Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technologies, celebrated both the groundbreaking of its new U.S. headquarters and production expansion as well as the … more
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Board approves raises, hears proposed boundary modifications and discusses possible increase in school meal prices
During its regular meeting on June 22, the Katy ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a compensation increase for the 2026 - 2027 school year. The plan boosts pay for teachers and staff. Pay … more
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Houston’s top-ranked Aga’s Restaurant expands to Katy with first new location in 25 years
Aga’s Restaurant & Catering, one of the country’s most acclaimed Indian-Pakistani restaurants, opened its first new location in 25 years on June 24, bringing its celebrated cuisine to one of … more
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Chris Harris
Harris joins KAEDC, is appointed to City of Katy board
Former Katy City Councilmember and Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris began working with the Katy Area Economic Development Council as membership coordinator in late June, advocating for business retention … more
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Cross Creek West announces new builders, expands amenities
Cross Creek West in Fulshear is adding two builders to complement its current line-up — Coventry Homes and Ravenna Homes, the developer announced on June 1. The builders are expected to begin home … more
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Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office opens registration for Fall 2026 Citizens Police Academy
Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office is accepting online applications and nominations for its Fall 2026 Citizens Police Academy, the department announced on June 22. Community members interested in … more
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On June 11 the Rotary Club of Katy presented a $5,000 grant to the Texas Fire Fighters Home — funded by the proceeds of Wild West Brewfest 2026. The Texas Fire Fighters Home provides a safe, comfortable, and supportive residence for retired Texas firefighters in need. “This is exactly what Service Above Self looks like in action,” a club spokesperson said in a June 12 post on the service organization’s Facebook page.
Rotary Club of Katy donates $5K to retired firefighters’ home
A team of two from That 1 Painter Fort Bend County contributed over ten hours of work each, painting the walls and ceiling of a Cimarron home damaged by Hurricane Harvey. The June 19 project was accomplished through collaboration with local nonprofit Katy Responds.
‘Paint It Forward’ helps advance progress on Katy home still uninhabitable after Harvey
Local nonprofit Katy Responds, which helps people in crisis to rebuild their homes after a natural or personal disaster in the Katy area, partnered with That 1 Painter for a “Paint It Forward” … more
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Local brewers honor America 250 with special beverages
Two of Katy’s own are honoring America’s birthday in a unique way – with special beverages created just for the occasion. In a late May post on Facebook, VFW Post 9182 announced a partnership … more
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Local church collecting supplies for Venezuela relief
Church on the Rock (Iglesia Sobre La Roca) is collecting supplies to be delivered to Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes in late June. The congregation is seeking canned food, toiletries, … more
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39-year-old breast cancer survivor says early detection saved her life
One out of every 18 Americans is a cancer survivor. In recognition of National Cancer Survivors Month this June, Houston Methodist is highlighting the story of Jessica Sliva, a 39-year-old breast … more
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Backyard multicultural showcase set for June 26 in Cinco Ranch neighborhood
On June 26, a talented group of local high school students is hosting a backyard music program that beautifully showcases the community's diverse culture. The concert will feature students performing … more
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Work study meeting: board hears budget updates; proposes small bump in pay, lump sum bonuses
Katy ISD Chief Financial Officer Chris Smith delivered good news to the KISD board of trustees at its June 15 work study meeting: a budget adjustment of $34 million in the district’s favor, thanks … more
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Royal ISD announced balanced budget, with raises for teachers and returning employees
Royal ISD balanced its budge for the first time in four years, during the 2025-2026 school year, the district announced in a June 20 post on Facebook. The district will adopt a balanced budget for … more
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Katy resident Sonya Polydor was joined by family members who traveled to Katy, as well as several members of Katy First Methodist Church, for the opening of the Wiley/Kelly wall exhibit at the Johnny Nelson Museum on June 19. The exhibit of historic photos from the Wiley/Kelly families, headed by Polydor’s mother and family matriarch Odell Marie Polydor Watkins Wiley, joins other Katy family displays at the museum at 6002 George Bush Drive in Katy. Polydor’s grandfather, Tom Kelly is pictured in the adjacent display about the Tucker family. He worked for T. B. and Jessie Tucker and Richard Barker from 1930 to 1975, after coming to Katy from Louisiana.
Polydor family donates Wiley/Kelly wall exhibit to Johnny Nelson Museum, hosts event on Juneteenth
The annual Juneteenth festival hosted by the Katy African American Heritage Society kicked off with a parade down Danover Street to Woodsland Park on June 20, featuring members of area churches, fraternities and sororities, as well as politicians -- and many beautiful Corvettes. The City of Katy was represented in the parade by a high-water rescue vehicle carrying Mayor Dusty Thiele and councilmembers Paula Taylor, Michael Meihls and Paul Follis. Thiele officially opened the event with welcoming remarks and was followed by a number of political hopefuls who urged attendees to get out and vote. The event featured a number of local vendors offering food, drink and resources.
Katy African American Heritage Society celebrates Juneteenth with parade and festival
This field of flowers at George Bush Park, 17353 Westheimer Parkway in Houston, will soon become four regulation-size soccer fields through the “Grow The Game” program, a collaborative partnership of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Houston Host Committee, the City of Houston and Harris County Precincts 1-4.
‘Grow the Game’ program brings four new soccer fields to George Bush Park
Through the “Grow the Game” program launched in February in conjunction with the FIFA World Cup 2026TM Houston Host Committee, Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones will build four … more
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A ribbon cutting was held June 13 for a new all-abilities park in Fort Bend County, located at 151 Stadium Drive in Sugar Land, adjacent to the Fort Bend County Precinct 3 Annex. The project was funded through voter-approved Fort Bend County parks bonds.
Commissioner Andy Meyers leads celebration of first all-abilities park to be completed by Fort Bend County
Fort Bend County Precinct 3 Commissioner Andy Meyers hosted a ribbon cutting on June 13 at Galaxy All-Abilities Park, a 1.6-acre outdoor recreational facility designed for residents of all ages and … more
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