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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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Despite a short weather delay, the City of Katy’s circus-themed event took place on the historic downtown square on June 20, featuring jugglers, acrobats, slides, food trucks and a DJ providing musical entertainment. The Katy Civic Center was transformed into a carnival with traditional games, a balloon artist and a selfie station. A steady stream of families came to the square as the rain cleared.
City of Katy hosts ‘Circus on the Square’
Jay Jackson
Freeman science teacher named by Vernier Science to The Vernier Trendsetters Community
Local science teacher Jay Jackson of Freeman High School was selected as one of only seven new teachers nationwide to join the Vernier Trendsetters Community, the organization announced on June 9. He … more
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FBJSL opens membership applications for 2026-2027 league year
The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) is now accepting applications for the 2026 2027 League year and invites women interested in community service, leadership development, and meaningful … more
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The Ballard House launches shoe drive fundraiser to serve local and worldwide needs
The Ballard House is conducting a shoe drive fundraiser from June 22 to August 25 to raise funds for the organization, which provides temporary lodging at no cost for patients traveling to the … more
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The Rotary Club of Katy held its installation for new officers, board members and committee chairs on June 18 at the Hilton Gardens Inn Houston West, 2409 Texmati in Katy. First row (left to right): Board members Jay Donnella and Ralph Brock, Sgt. At Arms Jordan Rzad, President Scotty Jung, Secretary Sheree LeBlanc, and Vice President J.R. Richardson. Second row (left to right): Treasurer Jackson Yantis, board members Alton Frailey and Greg Hess, Immediate Past President Rodolfo Lobera and President Elect Jonathon Mook.
Rotary Club of Katy installs new leadership
The City of Katy held a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 18 to officially open the new turf fields at Katy City Park, 5850 Franz in Katy. City council approved the installation of the artificial turf as well as a sport LED lighting system at its December 8, 2025 meeting, at a cost just over $1.2 million.
City opens new fields at Katy City Park
A beautiful, hand-crafted bench made by participants at The Arc of Katy was delivered to the City of Katy’s visitors center on June 15. The bench was purchased at the organization's recent gala by Katy mural artist Tyler Kay (left) and City of Katy Tourism & Marketing Event Coordinator Kaci Maris (second from right) for an undisclosed sum. The duo has placed the work of art on loan with the city, for use in the downtown square.
Bench purchased at Arc of Katy gala finds new home at Katy’s downtown square
An auction item purchased at The Arc of Katy’s 2026 gala – a beautiful and unique hand-crafted bench made by the organization’s participants -- will be put to use in Katy’s downtown square … more
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Ward B Councilmember Gina Hicks has been named the new mayor pro tem for the City of Katy. Hicks has served on council since 2021 and her term expires in 2027.
Hicks named mayor pro tem; council approves improvements to Morton Road
At the June 8 meeting of Katy’s city council, Ward B Councilmember Gina Hicks was named the new mayor pro tem for the city, Mayor Dusty Thiele nominated Hicks, stating, “There was no other choice … more
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Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital adds lifesaving stroke treatment
Memorial Hermann Katy Hospital has expanded its stroke care capabilities with the addition of 24/7 mechanical thrombectomy, a lifesaving treatment that dramatically reduces the risk of death and … more
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Comfort Keepers© celebrates National Day of Joy on June 24
As an advocate of positive, joyful living, Comfort Keepers® of Katy, Sugar Land, West Houston is celebrating its eighth annual National Day of Joy on June 24. Celebrated annually on the last … more
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Hadi (Andrew) Nurcahya, owner of The Dryer entertainment complex in Katy (left) donated $628 in proceeds from tickets sales for April and May rides on the venue’s miniature train to the Katy Heritage Society in a presentation on June 6. With Nurcahya, starting from second from left: Katy Heritage Society board members Susan Cepero and Frank Kimbrell; Katy Heritage Society Vice President Brenda Hunter Martin, Katy Heritage Society President Adrienne Davitz and former Katy Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris.
The Dryer donates train ride proceeds to Katy Heritage Society
Curiosity Cruiser: STEM and reading fun for kids featured at Radack Community Center
From June 10 to July 29, first through fifth-graders can explore free books and STEM activities with Harris County Public Library and Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, through Harris County … more
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Twenty-seven members of Katy First United Methodist Church, aged nine to 85, traveled to Ebenezer Methodist Church in Belize City, Belize, during the week of June 8 to June 13. Members worked with Methodist missionaries from the Methodist Church of the Caribbean and Americas, serving about 200 primary-aged students and staff at the church's school. The intergenerational mission team led worship, music and arts and provided snacks and keepsakes.
Members of Katy First Methodist travel to Belize
An Elks Lodge member (left) presents a flag that has been taken out of service to American Legion member Ernie Cormier (right) in special ceremonies on June 14 at the Katy Elks Lodge, 1050 Katy Fort Bend Road, Katy. The Katy Elks Lodge #2628 held a Flag Day observance, followed by the flag retirement ceremony, with about 40 in attendance. Participants included the Elks, members of the American Legion, and Scouting America. The Elks Lodge is the only fraternal organization that requires an annual observance of Flag Day, officials said during the program.
Elks Lodge honors Flag Day, conducts flag retirement ceremony
VFW Post 9182 honored member Will Duvall (right) with a celebration of his 100th birthday, held on June 6 at the VFW Hall at 6206 George Bush Drive in Katy. The hand-carved wooden cane was a gift from the organization.
Katy VFW honors WWII vet Will Duvall on his 100th birthday
Katy’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9182 came together on June 6 to celebrate a significant milestone – the 100th birthday of member Will Duvall, a veteran who served in the U.S. Navy during … more
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Cowan honored with ‘Hero Award’ from Chris Klug Foundation
The Chris Klug Foundation (CKF) announced on June 9 that Kristen Cowan as its 2026 Hero Award winner. This award recognizes Cowan’s impact in the transplant community and how her actions have … more
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North Italia has transformed the former Baker Street Pub location at 23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. Suite A-150 in Katy to a light and airy dining area. The restaurant, which opened June 10, offers handmade pastas, pizzas, and other favorite Italian dishes along with a variety of spirits.
North Italia opens in LaCenterra
North Italia, the nationally recognized Italian concept beloved for its scratch-made cuisine, hand-tossed pizzas, and stunning craft cocktails, opened its 52nd and newest restaurant in Katy, on June … more
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Fab Services Helping Hands president Randy Newton (third from right) is all smiles as he receives an $11,000 donation from the 100 Women of Waller on June 7.enshot
‘100 Women of Waller County’ awards $11,000 for local charity during inaugural event
The 100 Women of Waller County held their first giving event on June 7 at the Switch, 700 12th Street in Hempstead. The concept and goal of the organization is to have 100 women each give $100 to a … more
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The Central Pump Station, located at 4655 Fry Road in Katy, is a major component of the West Harris County Regional Water Authority’s surface water supply project. On June 2 the facility began pumping treated surface water from Lake Houston into the WHCRWA system for delivery to Municipal Utility District customers’ water plants, and ultimately to end users.
WHCRWA hits milestone in surface water conversion program Central pump station begins pumping treated surface water into WHCRWA system
The West Harris County Regional Water Authority has achieved a major milestone in its long-term surface water conversion program. At approximately 11:15 a.m. on June 2, the Central Pump Station … more
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