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YMCA of Greater Houston hosts ‘Be a Kid Again’ day trips to YMCA Camp Cullen Adults 55 and better will experience adventure, relaxation and connection along Lake Livingston on Sept. 29, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1
The YMCA of Greater Houston will offer adults 55 and better an opportunity to step outside their everyday routines and rediscover the joy of camp during three “Be a Kid Again” day trips to YMCA … more
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Following a moment of silence, Cy-Fair Fire Department Chief Amy Ramon rings the firefighters’ bell six times, commemorating specific moments that happened on the morning of September 11, 2001, from the multiple aircraft crashes in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania, to the fall of each of the Twin Towers in New York City. A seventh ringing of the bell was added as a “call to serve.” The ceremony was part of the Patriot Day memorial service hosted by Harris County Precinct 4 on Sept. 18 at the Weekley Community Center, 8440 Greenhouse Road in Cypress. The observance also included video interviews with area first responders who related their memories of 9/11.
Harris Co. Precinct 4 observes ‘Patriot Day’ in solemn Sept. 18 ceremony
Nikubol is now serving its freshly prepared rice bowls at its new location in Katy Asian Town.
Nikubol brings Japanese grill bowls – and a universe of characters – to Katy Asian Town
Nikubol is now open in Katy Asian Town, bringing a young and growing Japanese grilled donburi concept specializing in freshly prepared rice bowls. Each bowl features meat grilled to order and served … more
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Political activist and former council candidate Michael Payne (left) admires his first shot at former City of Katy Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris (right) as City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (center) looks on.
Relay for Life of Katy hosts ‘Pie a Politician’ to help raise funds for American Cancer Society
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Starting off their day of “dining out for good” on September 16 are members of the Katy ISD Education Foundation, ready to have lunch at Southern Dough, 908 Avenue B in Katy. A portion of the proceeds from food sales from restaurants participating in “Dine Out to Donate” will be donated to the foundation, which awards grants to KISD teachers for imaginative and innovative classroom projects and after-school programs. Front row (left to right): Patti Lacy, Cheryl Glasser, Martha Aki, Marilyn Frishman, Marsha Smith, Jamie Wolman, Patti Shafer. Middle row: Roseanne Lopez, Cindy Haskett, Karen Thornton, Cindy Shaw(hidden), Rebecca Fox, Gigi Bethke, Ann Boudny, Janet Theis, Terri Youngblood, Laura Beth Jackson. Third row: City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele, Bill Haskett, Mitzi Cross, Juli Noeldner, Al Boudny.
Katy Education Foundation launches fall ‘Dine Out to Donate’ fundraiser
HCC Golden Eagles Mariachi Band
HCC student mariachi ensemble debuts at Houston Mariachi Festival
The sounds of violin, trumpets, guitarróns and audience applause filled the Wortham Theater on Aug. 28 as Houston City College’s (HCC’s) newly formed student mariachi ensemble, Mariachi Águilas … more
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A new children’s playground – featuring a pirate ship as well as a barn and silo – is under construction at the Dryer at 5339 E. Third Street in Katy. The attraction is expected to open by early October.
Ahoy, matey! New children’s attractions opening soon at The Dryer
Katy families can look forward to a safe, secure, and exciting place where kids can play, explore, and make memories, while parents can still enjoy everything The Dryer has to offer. The Dryer, … more
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October conference to promote growing fruit trees
Want to grow fruit trees in your backyard or to start a small farm? You may better reach your goals by attending an Oct. 15-16 Texas New Fruit Growers Conference in Rosenberg. Hosted by Texas A&M … more
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Jay Neal
Jay Neal named Grand Marshal of 2026 Katy Rice Harvest Festival Parade
The Katy Rice Harvest Festival announced on September 10 that Jay A. Neal, Ph.D., Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Operating Officer for the University of Houston at Sugar Land … more
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City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (left) presents a proclamation in honor of the 25th anniversary of 9/11 to Jeff Williams (center), senior Vice Commander of VFW Post 9182 of Katy, as Councilmember At Large Paul Follis (right) looks on. The ceremony took place at City Hall, 901 Avenue C in Katy, on September 11.
City of Katy commemorates 25th anniversary of 9/11/2026
Tracy Janda, chairperson of the Foundation Board at Houston City College (left) announces a special endowed scholarship for engineering at HCC, in honor of Zachary Hodges, president of Houston City College Northwest (right) recognizing his 50 years of service to the college system. Hodges was also saluted with a declaration from the office of Texas State Representative Lacey Hull, during a special celebration held September 4 at the West Houston Institute, 2811 Hayes Road in Houston.
Houston City College celebrates President Zachary Hodges’ 50 years of transformative service
Houston City College (HCC) recognized HCC NW President Zachary Hodges as he marked a milestone 50 years of dedication, leadership, and service to the college system and the Greater Houston community, … more
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Nathaniel Eguzouwa (seated, far right), a Katy father of five, is urgently searching for a living kidney donor and is asking for the community’s help.
Katy father urgently seeks living kidney donor
Nathaniel Eguzouwa is seeking your help – and he needs it in a hurry. The Katy resident – a husband and a father of five -- is urgently searching for a living kidney donor. “I am fully approved … more
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Katy resident claims $1 million scratch ticket prize
A Katy resident claimed a top prize winning ticket worth $1 million in the Texas Lottery® scratch ticket game 200X The Cash, lottery officials announced on September 1. The ticket was purchased at … more
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City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (center, with power tool) cuts the ceremonial board to officially open the new Lowe’s at Texas Heritage Marketplace at 981 Heritage Oak Lane in Katy on September 4. Joining the mayor are (left to right) City Council member Paul Follis, Mayor Pro Tem Gina Hicks, Lowe’s Store Manager Mike Spall, city council members Michael Meihls and Johnston Dietz, the Fulshear High School cheerleaders and the Lowe’s Bucket. The 95,000 sq. ft. facility will employ more than 100 associates, officials said. During the grand opening celebration, Lowe’s presented $1,000 checks to the Katy Police Department, the Katy Fire Department and local nonprofit Eyes On Me, which operates The Hangar in Brookshire.
Lowe’s officially opens at Texas Heritage Marketplace
Harris County Precinct 4 advances $27.3 million flood project in Bear Creek Village
Bear Creek Village is finally getting some flood relief. The neighborhood near Clay Road at Highway 6 was hit hard during Hurricane Harvey, in part because its underground storm sewers and … more
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The Katy Area Retired Educators (KARE) hosted a candidate forum on September 9 at the Community Rooms at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy, featuring hopefuls running for the Texas state legislature. Participants included (left to right): Gary Gates, incumbent for District 28 ;Matt Morgan, incumbent for District 26; Mike Schofield, incumbent for District 132; Linda Howell, candidate for District 76; Liz Ramos, candidate for District 135; Dennis Geesaman, candidate for District 85; Eliz Markowitz, candidate for District 26; Odus Evbagharu, candidate for District 135; Darlene Breaux, candidate for District 149; Sandy Ibanez, candidate for District 28 and Lawrence Brandyburg, candidate for District 85. Not pictured are Sarah McGee, candidate for District 132 and Dave Bennett, candidate for District 149. Each candidate had three minutes to speak to the capacity crowd of retired educators.
Katy Area Retired Educators hosts forum for candidates for state legislature
Matt Morgan
Meet the candidates for Texas House District 26
On November 3, voters in Texas House of Representatives District 26 will choose their representative for the Texas legislature. Texas House District 26 covers north central Fort Bend County from Katy … more
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Katy ISD Superintendent Ken Gregorski was the featured speaker at the Rotary Club of Katy’s September 3 meeting at the Club at Falcon Point, 24526 Falcon Point Drive in Katy. Gregorski spoke about the challenges the district faces in funding and in meeting the changing needs of students and families. During the meeting the club presented grants to four KISD-affiliated organizations, awarded funds raised through its events such as the recent Katy Triathlon, Wild West Brewfest and the Katy Rice Harvest Festival.
Rotary Club of Katy focuses on Katy ISD during Sept. 3 meeting
Houston Methodist encourages men to get screened during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Know your risks, know your options
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and Houston Methodist West Hospital is encouraging men of all ages to learn the risk factors, understand the signs and symptoms of prostate cancer and … more
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THSCA announces new partnership with Teachers of Tomorrow to provide alternative teaching certification benefit New partnership will provide THSCA members with discounted pathway to earning an alternative teaching certificate in Texas
On September 8, the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) announced a new partnership with Teachers of Tomorrow, providing THSCA members with exclusive savings on an alternative pathway to … more
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