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David L. Crawley, professor of practice for the University of Houston’s Cullen College of Engineering - Technology Division, teaches a February 4 session of the university's Applied Innovation program at the UH campus in Katy. The course – the subject of a book published by UH Libraries in October 2025 – is the gateway class for the school’s Technology Leadership and Innovation Management (TLIM) multi-course Applied Innovation curricula, and is now being taught for the second semester.
UH Cullen College of Engineering brings applied innovation program to Katy campus
The University of Houston is expanding its Cullen College of Engineering in Katy, with plans for new programs in addition to a proposed new building. The expansion is part of a larger plan to … more
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Seismique, 2306 S. Highway 6 in Houston, is partnering with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to host an exhibit of artwork created by patients at the children’s hospital. All proceeds benefit St. Jude.
Seismique holds grand re-opening and special St. Jude Reveal Feb, 6
Seismique, originally opened in 2020 as an immersive and interactive art museum, held its grand re-Opening on February 6, marking a new chapter under new management and an expanded vision for the … more
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Left to right -- Front row: Audrey Stewart, Briley Smith, Lauren Gray, Brady Ludwig. Second row: Madeline Hazel, Perry Lambert, Megan Chapman, Savannah Murphy, Abigail Nichols, Callie Funk. Third row: Catherine Wadlington, Abigail Bobinger, Leah Demarchi, Jaquelyn Bonilla, Carly Lawson, Olivia Blanchat, Sophie Reuber, Lindsey Shipman, Aubrey Phillips, Alyssa Abke, Emma Reed, Emily Hardin.
NCL Star Chapter salutes senior class of 2026
On January 18, National Charity League (NCL), Inc., Star Chapter recognized the Senior Class of 2026 at its annual Senior Recognition Ceremony held at the Sugar Land Marriott Town Square. The formal … more
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Dana Massey, who will serve as interim fire chief for Katy Fire Department following the retirement of Chief Kennth Parker in January, is introduced at the January 26 meeting of City of Katy’s city council at City Hall, 901 Avenue C in Katy. Massey is the city’s first female fire chief in Katy’s history.
Council appoints first female interim fire chief, approves land purchase for new fire and police substation West Katy drainage improvement project also approved
History was made at the January 26 meeting of Katy’ city council, as Dana Massey was appointed as interim fire chief of the Katy Fire Department in a unanimous vote. Massey is the first female fire … more
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More candidates file to run for KISD school board
The race for the three open seats on Katy ISD’s board of trustees is heating up even more. As of January 26, two additional candidates have filed for position five, currently held by Mary Ellen … more
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City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (left) addresses recent improvements to the city at the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual “State of the City” luncheon as City Administrator Byron Hebert (right) looks on. The duo provided their annual update during the January 29 luncheon at the Community Rooms at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy.
Annual ‘State of City’ presentation expands vision beyond borders of City of Katy
At the annual “State of the City” luncheon hosted by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, City of Katy Mayor William H. “Dusty” Thiele and City Administrator Byron Hebert said that “It’s … more
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Adrienne Davitz, vice president of membership for the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce (right, in white) listens as Humble Grounds Coffeehouse owner Becca Speed is interviewed on “Goodtaste with Tanji” on January 31 during a “watch party” at Katy Beer Garden, 5345 E. Third Street in Katy. The television program, which also featured Texas Tradition, Midway BBQ, Southern Dough, Typhoon Texas, Katy Mills Mall and other familiar sites, also included many well-known Katy residents including former mayor Don Elder, retired educator Jamie Wolman, community volunteer Brenda Hunter Martin and others. The 30-minute episode of the Emmy-winning show, focused on the City of Katy as a premier weekend destination in Texas, originated through the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce's subsidiary the Katy Foundation in cooperation with the City of Katy.
‘Goodtaste with Tanji’ offers delectable portions of Katy during long-awaited episode
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Taylor wins Ward A seat in special election
Voters in the City of Katy’s Ward A have chosen Paula Taylor, a teacher at Katy High School, to represent them on city council. Taylor won the seat in a January 31 special election held to choose a … more
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Christian Brothers Automotive celebrates strong year of development, industry recognition
Christian Brothers Automotive (CBA), a leading automotive repair franchise with headquarters based near Katy at in17725 Katy Freeway in Houston, capped off 2025 with substantial development momentum, … more
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Celebrate Black History Month at George Memorial Library in Richmond
In recognition of Black History Month, Fort Bend County Libraries will host a free event at the George Memorial Library in Richmond (1001 Golfview Dr in Richmond) on February 21, from 10:30 a.m. to 4 … more
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Holding the mock check for $58,000 presented by the Grundfos Foundation to Royal ISD are (in red) Royal ISD Family & Community Engagement Coordinator Christi Ginn and Ansell Sims, Grundfos U.S. President. Next to Sims are Rocio Sanchez Jolivette and T. J. Howard, who authored and refined the grant application approved by the company’ headquarters in Denmark. The presentation took place on January 30 at the company’s U.S. headquarters, located at 902 Koomey Road in Brookshire.
Grundfos Foundation makes $58,000 donation to Royal ISD
It all started with a Facebook post – a plea from Royal Stem Academy music teacher Noel Media on May 23, 2025, asking for donations of used musical instruments for the music program at the school. … more
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Katy student one of just 20 nationwide selected for prestigious civics fellowship Sunny Pu of Taylor High School to participate in rigorous academic program and trip to Philadelphia
A James E. Taylor High School student will participate in a highly competitive civic education and leadership development program after earning a 2026 Bill of Rights Institute Student Fellowship. … more
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Gabriela Bogani of Campbell Elementary showcases the campus’ “Princesses & Superheroes with Power Tools” project at the Katy ISD Foundation’s investor breakfast on January 30 at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy. Campbell Elementary is located at 3701 Cross Creek Bend Lane in Fulshear.
Katy ISD Education Foundation presents current grant projects, seeks additional funding
A capacity crowd flowed through exhibits in the corridor outside the Community Rooms at Legacy Stadium’s Field House on January 30, as local community and business leaders saw firsthand the work of … more
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Master Gardener Arti Bansal of Richmond provides information about growing oranges.
Master Gardeners offer free 'Fruit Tree' class
Learn how to grow fruit from apples and oranges to guava and moringa by attending a free class next month offered by Fort Bend County Master Gardeners just before their annual fruit tree sale. The … more
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Dietz files for Ward A council seat up in May election
Another candidate has thrown his hats in the ring for the City of Katy council seats up for election on May 2. On January 20, Johnston Dietz, whose LinkedIn profile identifies him as an operations … more
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On January 10, workers completed the job of repainting the three buildings comprising the historic J. V. Cardiff & Sons Rice Dryer on Highway Blvd. near Katyland Drive. The $150,000 project required two painters and three assistants, more than 500 gallons of paint, and took five months to complete.
The Dryer gets a fresh look as repainting project is completed
It was a daunting task, to say the least. As part of his vision to convert the old J. V. Cardiff & Sons rice dryer to an entertainment complex serving the City of Katy, developer Hadi (Andrew) … more
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The Katy Rodeo Parade will move along Highway Blvd. on February 14, starting at 9:30 a.m., as shown in this file photo from 2024. The family-friendly event is free to attend.
Katy Rodeo parade set for Feb. 14 along traditional route through downtown Katy
One of the most popular events in the City of Katy, the Katy Rodeo Parade will take place on February 14 starting at 9:30 a.m. The route remains the same as in previous years, departing the west gate … more
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The Katy Cowgirls will present the colors at the 2026 Katy Rodeo at the Billy Morgan Rodeo Arena at 5801 Katy Hockley Cutoff Road in Katy February 12 through 14, as seen in this file photo from 2025.
Katy Rodeo returns February 12-14
A community favorite – and a continuation of Katy’s proud agricultural heritage -- returns on February 12 – when the Katy Rodeo returns, celebrating over 82 years. Held at the Billy Morgan … more
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Katy ISD board of trustees approves fall breaks for2026-2027, 2027-28 instructional calendars
At its January 20 regular board meeting, he Katy ISD Board of Trustees approved an amendment to the 2026–27 instructional calendar and adopted the 2027–28 instructional calendar, both of which … more
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Harris County Precinct 4 offers paid summer internships for students
Applications are open for the Precinct 4 Forward Internship Program, the Office of Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones announced in a January 18 Facebook post. This nine-week paid … more
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