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The original location of the Boaz House, located at 4327 Fourth Street in Brookshire, has served over 100 women fighting addiction since its founding in 2019. The nonprofit has opened a second location at an undisclosed address in Katy.
Boaz House expands services to Katy
Now, Katy has its own Christian recovery home, specifically for women fighting addiction. The Boaz House, based in Brookshire at 4327 Fourth Street since December 2019, has opened a home in the … more
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Local families can meet members of the Katy Police Department at “National Night Out” at Katy City Park, 5850 Franz in Katy, from 5 to 8 p.m. on October 7.
Katy PD set to celebrate ‘National Night Out’ Oct.7
Come meet some of the first responders who keep the City of Katy safe, during “National Night Out” on October 7 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Katy City Park, 5850 Franz Road in Katy National Night … more
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Katy ISD school board president Lance Redmon (left) answers a question posed by program moderator Charles Stein of AT&T, at a Katy Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon September 25 at Federal Grill, 727 W. Grand Parkway S., Katy. During the event, attended by all seven current board trustees as well as KISD Superintendent Ken Gregorski, Redmon shared his plans for bringing the school board together as well as for implementation of the district’s strategic plan.
KISD board president shares plans, vision, strategies for unity at chamber luncheon
At a special luncheon meeting of the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce on September 25, Katy ISD school board president Lance Redmon updated community leaders on his plans to lead the board of trustees … more
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Canine Stars, known for their appearances on America’s Got Talent, America Ninja Warrior and Nickelodeon Unleashed, will be the featured performers at the Oct. 4 Paws Fest hosted by PUCCI Café at LaCenterra, 23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd. in Katy. The event is free to attend.
LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch hosts 5th annual Paws Fest Oct. 4, presented by PUCCI Café, featuring new stunt dog show
In an announcement on September 16,LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch heralded the return of its Paws Fest, presented by PUCCI Café, taking place on Saturday, October 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. across … more
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‘Day of the Girl’ returns to Katy on Oct. 11
The Katy Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. will again celebrate the United Nations International Day of the Girl. more
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Screenshot from Katy ISD board meeting video
Katy ISD board maintains tax rates for second consecutive year, former board members speak during public comments at Sept. 22 meeting
The Katy ISD Board of Trustees met September 22 and approved the district’s maintenance and operations (M&O) and debt service (interest and sinking or I&S) tax rates, maintaining the … more
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Board hears updates on AI, healthcare costs and donated materials at Sept. 15 meeting
At its September 15 work study meeting, Katy ISD’s board of trustees reviewed a presentation about the district’s current usage of artificial intelligence and its plans to expand that … more
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Calling all amateur chefs for the Rice Harvest Festival rice cooking contest
It wouldn’t be the Katy Rice Harvest Festival without RICE. more
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The Rice Harvest Festival Parade returns to old Katy on October 4, when attendees can view floats celebrating Katy’s agricultural heritage, such as this one entered by the West Houston Rugby Club in 2024.
Rice Harvest Festival Parade preview – and don’t forget BBQ afterward
The City of Katy, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Katy, will host the 2025 Katy Rice Harvest Festival Parade on Saturday, October 4 at 9 a.m. more
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About 20 protesters representing Indivisible Katy Huddle gathered at the corner of Westgreen Blvd. and the I-10 frontage road on September 20 to continue to demonstrate their campaign to “Make Billionaires Pay.” The group plans to protest at the October 5 “Keys and Corks” fundraising event for State Representative Matt Morgan at the Braman Tasting and Taproom, 3421 FM 359 in Richmond, where U.S. Congressman Troy Nehls will also be speaking.
Indivisible Katy Huddle continues campaign to ‘Make Billionaires Pay’ with Sept. 20 demonstration
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Wendy Duncan (left) responds to a question about maps and information presented by Jacob Lee (at podium), chair of the Citizens Redistricting Advisory Committee, at a public hearing conducted by the committee on Sept. 21 at the Cinco Ranch Branch Library, 2620 Commercial Center Blvd. in Katy. About 40 people attended. Lee’s presentation of five potential maps was followed by public comments from 16 speakers, who seemed evenly divided in favor of maps 1 and 2. The maps, although voted out of committee for the purpose of public hearings, have not been vetted by legal authorities yet, and are subject to potential minor revision, Lee said. The various maps, which may be viewed at https://gis.fbctx.gov/pages/redistricting-2025, were designed for competitiveness between the two major political parties, maintaining minority representation, reflecting proportionality on how people vote and are designed to be compact and contiguous, Lee said.
More than 300 people gathered at VFW Park, 6202 George Bush Drive in Katy, on September 20 for a candlelight vigil honoring slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The ceremony, organized by local residents Tammy Evans, Bianca Alexis and “a bunch of nob
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More than 300 people gathered at VFW Park, 6202 George Bush Drive in Katy, on September 20 for a candlelight vigil honoring slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The ceremony, organized by local residents Tammy Evans, Bianca Alexis and “a bunch of nobodies” according to presenter Joey Beckham, included an audio interview with Kirk, and group prayer sessions, where participants prayed for Kirk’s family and for other victims of recent tragedies, including victims of school shootings and the Minnesota legislators who were shot in their homes.
Community prayer vigil honors Charlie Kirk, other lives lost
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Christian Walker (left) of Quiddity Engineering listens as John David Barnes, development director for Starwood Land Development, tells attendees at the Brookshire Commerce about the new 1464-acre Sunterra Lakes development underway in Brookshire. The newly relaunched chamber met on September 16 for lunch at G Tech, 32005 Cooper Rd, Brookshire.
More homes coming to Brookshire, Starwood exec tells new chamber members
Attendees at the newly-relaunched Brookshire Chamber of Commerce learned about more growth coming to the area at a September 16 luncheon at G Tech, 32005 Cooper Rd, Brookshire. The event, co-hosted by Humble Grounds Coffee, drew about 40 people. more
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In the September 18 story about the “State of the Counties” event featuring presentations from Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioner Lesley Briones, Fort Bend County Precinct 1 … more
Fort Bend County's mobile pet adoption unit rolls into community for first time, featuring Shelter pets onboard
Fort Bend County Animal Services (FBCAS), a division of Fort Bend County Health and Human Services (FBCHHS), in partnership with the Fort Bend County Judge’s Office (FBCJO), announced on September 16 the launch of its first-ever Mobile Pet Adoption Unit, a state-of-the-art, custom-built vehicle designed to bring adoptable pets straight to the heart of the community. more
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The Bishop Phillips Academy Old Students Association North America & Diaspora (BPAOSANA) held the BPA@60 Celebration on Sept. 19-20, marking six decades of Bishop Phillips Academy's commitment to educational excellence. Founded in 1965 in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, Bishop Phillips Academy (BPA) has established itself as a premier institution, fostering generations of leaders and changemakers, organizers said. About 60 people attended the dinner at Cinco Ranch Lake House, 25202 Springwood Lake Dr. Katy, on Sept. 20.
Local alumni of Bishop Phillips Academy celebrate 60 years of excellence
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Investment Group (Spartan) enters market with 7 storage facilities including Katy location
Investment Group (Spartan), a Colorado-based privately held real estate investment firm specializing in the self-storage industry, today announced September 4 the acquisition of seven Class A self-storage facilities located throughout Houston’s top submarkets. more
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Erica Scardino, CEO of the Texas Christian Chamber of Commerce (formerly the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce) prepares to introduce the chamber’s board president for an important announcement on September 19 at the Katy Gardens, 1040 Schlipf Road in Katy. Chairman Paul Kurt revealed that the chamber will be partnering with well-known American author, speaker, and pastor John C. Maxwell to offer a year of mentorship called “High Capacity Leaders,” designed for C-suite executives. The program, which will offer coaching in faith and personal growth, business growth and leadership growth, is open by application only and will be limited to 200 participants, Kurt said. For more information on the program, go to highcapacitytexas.com.
Erica Scardino, CEO of the Texas Christian Chamber of Commerce
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Friends Ice Cream and Coffee serves up joy and warmth at Kingsland Baptist’s north campus
Life has been a lot sweeter in Katy’s northwest quadrant since August 1. more
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Katy Mills Mall announces new retailers now open and coming soon
Katy Mills Mall announced on September 15 that Vineyard Vines and La Michoacana Ice Cream are now open at Katy’s premier shopping destination at 5000 Katy Mills Circle in Katy. more
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