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The Barnes & Noble Booksellers location in the Greentree Shopping Center at 435 S. Fry Road in Katy is scheduled to open on January 28, according to the company’s website. The bookstore is taking over the 22,000 sq. ft. space previously occupied by Party City in the shopping center, which also houses Target, TJ Maxx and other retailers. Barnes & Noble announced in 2024 that it would open 60 stores nationwide, following several years of shrinking. The chain said in an article on The Real Deal Real Estate News that it opened more stores in 0204 than in the entire decade between 2009 and 2019, when it sold to hedge fund Elliott Management for $475 million cash. . For more information, visit www.facebook.com/bnkatytx/.
Barnes & Noble opening set for late January
The original location of Landry’s – located at 22215 Katy Freeway in Katy --closed in late December. Landry's, Inc. President, Chairman and CEO Tilman J. Fertitta was a partner in this first Landry's Seafood Restaurant with original founders, Bill and Floyd Landry. The restaurant, which opened its doors in Katy in 1980 according to the company website, is seeking a new location, the Houston Chronicle reported in a Dec. 30 story, but other details were not available.
Landry’s closes Katy location after 45 years
TDLR shuts down 3 massage establishments where human trafficking suspected, including one near Katy
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) has issued a 12-month emergency closure order effective December 8, for three massage establishments in Houston and Spring for suspected human … more
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Eagle Scout brings fencing classes to ARC of Katy
Dev Sathyan, a ninth grader at Bridgeland High School in Cypress, partnered with Alliance Fencing Academy to offer an introductory fencing class to adults with intellectual and developmental … more
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Foot Solutions Katy, now open at Peek Road in Katy near Paetow High School, offers personalized solutions for foot health, including custom orthotics, 3D scans and gait analysis in addition to a wide selection of specialty and supportive shoes.
Foot Solutions Katy brings personalized foot health, custom orthotics to growing Katy community
Foot Solutions Katy, a medical-wellness footwear and orthotics provider focused on personalized foot health, is now open at 5125 Peek Road in Katy. The store, owned by Ronak Patel, opened at the end … more
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The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) successfully raised $317,000 at this year’s Sugar Plum Market and awarded grants to 31 local nonprofit organizations.
Local nonprofits receive grants from 2025 Sugar Plum Market
The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL), with the support of title sponsor Memorial Hermann Sugar Land, successfully raised $317,000 at this year’s Sugar Plum Market, as announced during a … more
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Joe Joe Bear Foundation announces closure after more than 16 years of service
After 16 years and nine months of dedicated service, the Joe Joe Bear Foundation announced on December 24 that it would officially close operations on December 31, 2025. This decision follows … more
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DAR Marian Anderson Legacy Scholarship accepting applications through Jan. 31
Undergraduate and graduate students studying music can apply for the DAR Marian Anderson Legacy Scholarship through January 31, 2026. Sponsored by the National Society Daughters of the American … more
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Bonin files to run for Ward A position in special election
Cara Bonin has announced her candidacy for the position on Katy’s city council representing Ward A, which is being vacated by councilmember Dan Smith. Smith is running for the Waller County … more
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Harris Co. Precinct 4 sets up Christmas tree recycling at two area parks
Give your Christmas tree a second life. Harris County Precinct 4 has set up recycling centers for your live tree at two county parks near the greater Katy area. Drop off your natural tree at: · Bear … more
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Committed to progress, compassion and care – FBCAS unveils 2025 assessment-guided initiatives Insights from evaluation of 9 key areas guide care, adoption Improvements
Building on insights from its 2025 independent shelter assessment, formally accepted by Fort Bend County Commissioners Court on December 18, Fort Bend County Animal Services (FBCAS), is implementing … more
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KISD faces lawsuit over bus incident
A lawsuit obtained by local television station ABC13 alleges a student fell out of a Katy ISD bus, and now the parents are suing the district and the bus company, the station reported on its website … more
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Royal ISD announces 15% growth in enrollment since start of school year
The small but mighty Royal Independent School District is growing larger and mightier at a more rapid pace than previously anticipated. The district, which serves the Brookshire-Pattison area, had an … more
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Jennifer Lowry, member of the American Legion Post 164 of Katy and of the American Legion Auxiliary 164, pays tribute to area veterans during the annual “Wreaths Across America” ceremony held December 13 at Magnolia Cemetery, at 6801 Franz Rd. in Katy. Each year, millions of volunteers and patriots gather in local, state, and national cemeteries across all 50 states and abroad to pay tribute to the nation’s servicemembers and their families through the program.
Wreaths across America
Fuzzy’s Tacos and Margs expands in Houston area with new Katy restaurant
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop is bringing more tacos and good vibes to the Houston area with its newest Fuzzy’s Tacos and Margs location in Katy. The restaurant opened December 22 at 233 S. Mason Rd, marking … more
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Scholars and Scoundrels shutters Katy location, marking second Boardwalk area closure
After seven years, the Katy location of Scholars & Scoundrels closed its doors at 25140 Kingsland Blvd. The shutdown marks the second closure of a restaurant in Katy’s Boardwalk area, following … more
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Fuzzy’s Pizza customer Gigi (left) compares holiday sweaters with owner Jeff Hajjar (right) at the third annual Hanukkah celebration at the restaurant at 613 S. Mason in Katy on December 16. A capacity crowd attended the ticketed event, which sold out in less than 24 hours, to celebrate the Festival of Lights, symbolizing the enduring light of Jewish faith and culture and celebrating the miracle of the oil in the Second Temple.
A celebration of light is marred by darkness of vandalism at Fuzzy’s Pizza in Katy
The holiday season started out on a high note, as the owner and staff of Fuzzy’s Pizza Katy planned for their third annual Hanukkah party with the theme “Third Time’s the Charm.” The ticketed … more
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Capital Farm Credit offers ag scholarships
Scholarships for high school seniors pursuing a career in agriculture are now available from Capital Farm Credit. “Capital Farm Credit is honored to support the future of agriculture and rural … more
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Calling all middle school students! Earn cash prizes through the annual National Civics Bee ® sponsored by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce
Middle school students – it’s time to flex your civics knowledge in the National Civics Bee®, sponsored by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce The Katy Area Chamber, along with The Katy … more
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This winning entry in Walmart’s second annual “Spread the Joy” coloring contest earned a Walmart gift card for the student artist as well as a $250 Walmart gift card for the PTA at Tom Wilson Elementary, 5200 Falcon Landing Blvd., Katy.
Katy and Fulshear students win gift cards in Walmart’s ‘Spread the Joy’ coloring contest
Walmart is spreading joy to Houston schools this holiday season, including in Katy and Fulshear. Walmart held a holiday-themed coloring contest for Houston, Austin and Dallas elementary schools to … more
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