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YMCA of Greater Houston unveils secret to wellness and aging during Healthy Aging Month Seniors 55+ invited to annual Senior Open House Sept. 10
In honor of Healthy Aging Month, the YMCA of Greater Houston is unveiling the secret to wellness for adults 55 and better: stay active, socially engaged, and connected to a supportive community, the organization announced in an August 25 press release. more
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CenterPoint has a canine team which is specifically trained to identify natural gas leaks and help protect communities across the Greater Houston area. From left to right: Sebastian Moya, K9 Handler for CenterPoint, with Gunner; Damian Pamplin, K9 Trainer and Handler for CenterPoint, with Holly; Justin Guerrero, K9 Handler for CenterPoint, with Holly.
CenterPoint Energy celebrates ‘National Dog Day’ with its gas leak-detecting K9 team Leak detection K9s find natural gas leaks reported by customers across Greater Houston area
In honor of National Dog Day, CenterPoint Energy showcased the lifesaving work of its elite gas-detecting K9 team, the company said in an August 26 press release. more
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Waller County residents invited to public meeting for H-GAC regional clean air action plan Community feedback needed to shape air quality and climate action strategies
The Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) is inviting Waller, Austin, and Colorado County residents to participate in a public meeting for the Regional Clean Air Action Plan. more
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The Earl Sanders Jr. Band, an outlaw country band from Brookshire that plays original country and rock music, will perform at the inaugural “Boots & Brews” event in Katy’s historic town square at Second Street and Avenue C. The free event which is hosted by the City of Katy will take place on September 13 and serves as the kick-off to the Rice Harvest Festival, coming up in October.
Kick up your boots at Katy’s 1st annual ‘Boots & Brews’ event coming Sept. 13
Katy’s Historic Town Square will come alive on Saturday, September 13, from 7 to 11 p.m., as the community gathers for the Boots & Brews: Kickoff to the Katy Rice Harvest Festival. more
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Huda Fahmy
Fort Bend Libraries to host first-ever ‘Fort Bend Fandom’ event Sept. 13
Fort Bend County Libraries invites comic-book lovers, costume enthusiasts, and animé superfans to a “Fort Bend Fandom” special event on Saturday, September 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at George Memorial Library at 1001 Golfview in Richmond. more
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Paetow junior J. P. Vallerta has given up football in favor of auto racing and hopes to compete in NASCAR in 2028.
16-Year-Old Katy driver sets sights On NASCAR By 2028
When it comes to football, Katy’s always been on the map. more
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The Brookshire Chamber of Commerce is set to relaunch on September 16 at G-Tech, 32005 Cooper Rd, Brookshire, following several years of inactivity.
The Brookshire Chamber of Commerce is set to relaunch on September 16 at G-Tech, 32005 Cooper Rd, Brookshire, following several years of inactivity.
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Ishaan Menon
Tompkins student hopes to present research at 2026 International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF)
Ishaan Menon, a junior at Obra D. Tompkins High School, is tired of tires. more
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Katy ISD outperforms state averages, earns top rating among Texas’ largest districts
At the August 18 board work study meeting, Katy ISD Trustees reviewed the district’s 2025 Accountability Rating, recently released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). With a score of 88, Katy ISD achieved the highest score of the top 10 largest districts in the state – earning a B rating for the third consecutive year. more
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JULY 18 MEETING KISD board considers SB12 resolution, new facility naming policy and budget approval in work study meeting
In a lengthy work study meeting held August 18, the Katy ISD board of trustees met to discuss a resolution on SB12, which is aimed at protecting parental rights; a proposed update to the district’s policy for naming new campuses and facilities; and a contract for design services needed for a new Opportunity Awareness Facility. more
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AEM’s ‘Manufacturing Express’ visits LiuGong facility in Katy
LiuGong North America, in collaboration with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) hosted the AEM “Manufacturing Express” bus at its facility in Katy on August 22. more
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Brookshire Chamber of Commerce announces relaunch, invites community to inaugural meeting
The Brookshire Chamber of Commerce is set for a major relaunch after being non-operational for several years, organizer Tony McAnelly announced in an August 21 press release. more
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TDECU has earned a 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces Award, the company announced on August 21. The credit union has a location in Katy at 24250 Cinco Ranch Blvd. in Katy.
TDECU named 2025 USA TODAY top workplace
TDECU announced on August 21 that it has earned a 2025 USA TODAY Top Workplaces Award, which recognizes organizations with 150 or more employees that have created exceptional, people-first … more
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First Christian Church at 22101 Morton Ranch Road in Katy is conducting a back-to-school food drive, citing a doubling in demand for assistance over the summer.
First Christian Church kicks off back to school food drive
In an August 14 post on its Facebook page, First Christian Church announced that it is holding a back-to-school food drive for its Blessing Box. more
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Fort Bend County announces Ana Martinez as new Director of Community Development
Following formal action by the Fort Bend County Commissioners Court during its meeting on Tuesday, July 22, Fort Bend County announced the appointment of Ana Martinez as the new Director of Community Development in an August 18 press release. more
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Rangerettes Forever surprise former Kilgore Rangerette at 94th birthday party
One Katy area resident got some real kicks out of her birthday celebration. more
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Coming Spring 2026 The Bible Seminary to host Shroud of Turin exhibit, offering rare opportunity to explore the mystery, history of one of Christianity’s most intriguing artifacts
The Bible Seminary, in partnership with Grace Fellowship on Mason Road in Katy, announced on August 16 an extraordinary opportunity to experience the Shroud of Turin Exhibit during the week leading up to Easter 2026. more
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Get ready for your fall vegetable garden
September marks the start of planting your fall vegetable garden. more
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Founding member of the Texas Christian Chamber of Commerce Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale (second from left), owner of Gallery Furniture, was awarded the organization’s first-ever “Legacy Champion Award” in ceremonies at an August 20 luncheon at Katy Gardens, 1040 Schlipf Road in Katy. Presenting the award are (left to right) Chairman of the Board Paul Kurt, Chamber CEO Erica Scardino and Director of Resource Development Karen Kurt. The organization, which started in 2020 as the Katy Christian Chamber of Commerce, now has over 400 members and is expanding its operations to cover the “Texas Triangle” portion of the Lone Star State.
Mattress Mack gets award
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Houston children’s book author to be featured at Aug. 30 book signing at The Story Peddler in Bellville
The Story Peddler bookstore in Bellville is hosting Houston children’s book series author Natrix Davis on Saturday, August 30 at 3 p.m. Natrix will read from a selection of his picture book/beginning readers series, “Peanut Butter & Jam.” more
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