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Representatives of nonprofits Katy Christian Ministries and Her Well pose with City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele and Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris to display a proclamation recognizing October 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and October 23 as “Purple Thursday” in the City of Katy. The presentation was made at the October 13 meeting of city council at City Hall, 901 Avenue C in Katy.
Council approves water-related projects
It may be hot and dry – but water management was very much on the minds of the City of Katy’s city council in their October 13 meeting. A bid for a new water well – No. 11 == was … more
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Counties enact burn bans
During its session on Monday, October 13, 2025, the Fort Bend County Commissioners Court approved an outdoor burn ban for all unincorporated areas of the county. As extreme heat persists and drought … more
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Fort Bend County commissioners approve new redistricting map
In a heated meeting of the Fort Bend County commissioners court on October 13, a new redistricting map was approved by a narrow 3-2 vote. Commissioners Dexter McCoy and Grady Prestage voted against … more
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Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones (center) visits with a constituent at the October 18 town hall as City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (left) looks on. The town hall, which was held at the Community Room at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy, was the last in a series of public meetings hosted by Precinct 4.
Harris Co. Precinct 4 team gives infrastructure update in Katy town hall meeting
In her last town hall meeting, held October 18 at the Community Room at Legacy Stadium at 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy, Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones provided updates to … more
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Undeterred by the last-minute cancellation of its venue at Typhoon Texas, the third annual Katy Pride celebration went on October 18 as scheduled – in a new location at the Rodeo Arena at Bear Creek Park, 3230 Highway 6 in Houston.
Katy Pride celebration goes on, despite last-minute venue change and local controversy
After a year of planning and a contract which was signed with a local venue in April, Katy Pride’s third annual celebration faced an unexpected cancellation last week—just 72 hours before … more
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VFW auxiliary offers $5000 scholarship to KISD seniors through essay contest
VFW Post 9182, of Katy Auxiliary is pleased to offer a $5,000.00 scholarship to a deserving Katy ISD high school senior, the organization announced on the post’s website. The scholarship is … more
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KISD sets second safety and security advisory board meeting for No. 5
As reported in multiple campus newsletters, Katy ISD’s next Safety & Security Advisory Board meeting will take place on November 5 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the district’s Education Service … more
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Harris County Pct 5 constables launch pj drive for victims of domestic violence
Harris County Precinct 5 Constable Terry Allbritton and Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones have announced a “pajama drive” to assist local victims of domestic violence. … more
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Local nonprofit Katy Responds is on its way to getting 75-year-old widow Karen Rodriquez back in her home – more than eight years after she was displaced from her Katy home by Hurricane Harvey. As the Katy Times reported in July of this year, Rodriguez and her husband tried to repair the damage themselves, only to be scammed by a con tractor who took $20,000 and vanished. While they fought the case in court, Rodriguez’s husband passed away from cancer. With her home still unlivable, missing floors, walls, a kitchen, and bathrooms, she moved in with her son. But now, with his growing family, she’s being asked to move out. She had nowhere else to go and turned to Katy Responds. The nonprofit has recently completed the installation of insulation and are now putting up drywall. “Although there is much more work to be done, it is really starting to come together,” said Eliza Willhoit, Katy Responds Communications Coordinator in an email to the Katy Times. “It is always exciting to watch a house transform during our repair process, especially when it began with only studs.”
Katy Responds makes progress on Rodriguez home damaged by Harvey
Taylor’s Playhouse Early Childhood Center of Brookshire held their second annual “Cancer Walk” on October 11 with over one hundred and fifty participants from several surrounding communities. The starting point was at the City of Brookshire Police Department at US-90 and the end point of the walk was the Amphitheater in downtown Brookshire. In addition to a keynote speech from Temica Ross, MBA and LVN, the event included lunch, music, raffles and individual prizes.
Taylor’s Playhouse hosts second annual ‘Cancer Walk’ in Brookshire
Library to host college-prep workshop on financial aid on Oct. 25
Fort Bend County Libraries’ Mission Bend Branch Library will host a four-part college-preparedness workshop, “S.T.E.P. Into College,” this fall. College-bound students and their … more
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UH President Renu Khator delivers the 2025 State of the University address at Moores Opera House on the Houston campus on Oct. 8.
President Renu Khator delivers bold vision for University of Houston’s future state of the university: message of confidence and purpose in a time of change
In a powerful and forward-looking State of the University address delivered on October 8, University of Houston President Renu Khator reaffirmed the institution’s unwavering commitment to … more
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Rotary District 5890 District Governor Tom Kelchner receives a cream pie in the face from local Rotarian Jordan Rzad at the service club’s “Pies for Polio” event held poolside on Oct. 16 at The Club at Falcon Point, 24503 Falcon Point Drive in Katy. The project, organized by Rotarian Karen Kurt, sold 51 cream pies suitable for tossing, as well as nine homemade pies for members to take home. The effort raised $5425.00 for the Rotary Club’s decades-long battle to eradicate polio.
Rotary Club of Katy pitches ‘Pies for Polio’
Local veterans from the city of Katy will be honored through the “Hometown Heroes” program sponsored by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the City of Katy in special ceremonies on Nov. 1.
‘Hometown Heroes' banners to be unveiled Nov. 1
The Katy Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the City of Katy, has announced the unveiling of the first twelve Hometown Heroes Banners along George Bush Drive. The public is invited to join … more
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Harris County Sheriff’s Office leads multi-agency operation targeting online child exploitation
The Harris County Sheriff’s Office, alongside the Harris County Precinct 5 Constable’s Office, Houston Police Department, and Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, led a proactive undercover … more
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Two-time Olympic gold and silver medalist Tom Dolan will appear at the October 24 Family Fun Day at Big Blue Swim’s newest location at 29907 Jordan Crossing Blvd. Dolan is Big Blue's Vice President of Corporate Pools.
Big Blue Swim School dives into Katy with 50th location
Big Blue Swim School, one of the nation’s fastest growing swim school franchises, has announced the opening of its 50th location nationwide on October 13, in Katy. Katy will also mark Big Blue … more
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Houston Methodist West Hospital shares ‘Breast Cancer Awareness Month’ facts
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Houston Methodist West Hospital is encouraging women of all ages to take proactive steps towards understanding their risk factors, scheduling regular … more
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Katy Sip N Stroll, a wine and food tasting event benefiting Christ Clinic, returns on November 1 for its 30th edition.
Katy Sip N Stroll lights up night November 1 with 30th edition of ‘Let’s Glow’ event
It’s time to shine! The Katy Sip N Stroll, presented by Kroger, returns on Saturday, November 1, from 6 to 9 p.m. with its biggest celebration yet — the 30th edition of Katy’s … more
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Fort Bend District Clerk announces continuation of passport services at Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Passport Offices, schedules passport fair for Oct. 25
Fort Bend County District, Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker, announced October 14 that the Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Passport Offices remain fully operational with services available to … more
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Honestly Texas Rice achieves goal of sales inside local H-E-B stores
The wait is almost over. Honestly Texas Rice has been in the fields, in the mill…and is now headed to shelves at your local H-E-B supermarket. Honestly Texas Rice is not a cooperative of … more
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