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om Lambert, METRO president and CEO, speaks at the Tuesday meeting of the Katy Area Economic Development Council.
METRO looking at ways to improve service in Katy
METRO President and CEO Tom Lambert said his agency has worked on several things to improve transportation in the Katy area, but admitted some things still needed to be worked on, in a Tuesday address at the Katy Area Economic Development Council. more
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Deysi Crespo, Katy Christian Ministries executive director, prepares to cut the ceremonial ribbon provided by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce. KCM Board parliamentarian and past president Patty Lacy stands at left. State Rep. Mike Schofield, R-Houston, and Katy Ward B Council Member Gina Hicks stand at Crespo’s left.
KCM opens its new Porter Road headquarters
Katy Christian Ministries has long served the community with a big heart. So perhaps it is fitting that, when it opened its new headquarters Friday morning, it enjoyed two ceremonial ribbon cuttings. more
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Pre-registration is now open in the Katy Independent School District.
Pre-registration now open in Kasy ISD
Pre-registration has begun for Katy Independent School District students. more
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The Katy Independent School District's summer meals program continues at designated district campuses.
Katy ISD provides free summer meals for kids
The Katy Independent School District is continuing its commitment to ensuring all children in the Katy area have access to healthy, well-balanced meals through its summer meals program. more
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Rebecca Fox
Fox elected to state association board
Katy school trustee Rebecca Fox has been elected to the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Board of Directors for Region 4, Position E. more
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Fort Bend County Judge KP George
Fort Bend County Commissioners Court issues burn ban
The Fort Bend County Commissioners Court Tuesday approved an outdoor burn ban for unincorporated areas of the county. Commissioners took this action at a special called emergency meeting, more
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Stephanie Husmann, Emilee Paul, Anna Liu, Catherine Reilly and Lisa Kenny stand outside of Snappy’s as they prepare for a Saturday fundraising event. Liu is the owner of Snappy’s. Husmann, Paul, Reilly and Kenny are all with DMR Mortgage.
Snappy’s to host fundraiser for Camp Hope Saturday
June is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month. June also marks the one-year anniversary of Anna Liu’s purchase of Snappy’s Restaurant, 5803 Highway Blvd. more
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Ken Gregorski, Katy ISD superintendent, wrote district parents and staff to address last month's mass shooting at a Uvalde elementary school.
Katy ISD letter seeks to reassure parents of school safety following Uvalde shooting
Katy Independent School District officials are reassuring parents that district schools have emergency response plans following the May 24 mass shooting in Uvalde. more
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The University of Houston-Victoria and Houston Community College are hosting a information session for students who want to earn a four-year college degree in Katy.
HCC, UHV to host information session on four-year college degree programs
The University of Houston-Victoria and Houston Community College are hosting a information session for students who want to earn a four-year college degree in Katy. more
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Dry and hot weather conditions across Texas have compelled the City of Katy to go to declare stage 2 (moderate) drought conditions.
Katy in stage 2 drought conditions as dry weather continues
The City of Katy is currently experiencing Stage 2 (moderate) drought conditions as drought conditions continue in Southeast Texas. more
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This map shows the location of four bond-supported local road projects.
Hebert gives update on city road projects
The City of Katy is moving forward with $33.5 million in local road projects, funded by both bond money and cash from METRO. more
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Former Harris County Judge Ed Emmett and Harris County Pct. 4 Commissioner R. Jack Cagle visit before after Emmett's presentation at the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce infrastructure summit.
Former county judge provides insights on local infrastructure
If the U.S. interstate highway system were to be built today, how and where would it be built? Former Harris County Judge Ed Emmett shared his thoughts about these questions, and perspectives on infrastructure in Harris County, Thursday. more
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The Arbor Day Foundation has named Katy a 2021 Tree City USA in honoring the city’s commitment to effective urban forest management.
Arbor Day Foundation names Katy a 2021 Tree City USA
The Arbor Day Foundation has named Katy a 2021 Tree City USA in honoring the city’s commitment to effective urban forest management. more
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Waller County Deputy Fire Marshal Dean Hensley speaks at the June 7 Waller County Commissioners Court meeting.
Waller County imposes burn ban; communities take other measures as drought continues
Waller County has instituted a burn ban in response to the ongoing summer drought, with Fort Bend and Harris counties likely to follow suit, perhaps this week. more
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The president and owner of the city’s waste services provider apologized for recent garbage pickup headaches Monday, and said his company has made changes and hired new personnel to ensure more consistent service for city residents.
Trash talk: Council hears concerns about garbage removal
The president and owner of the city’s waste services provider apologized for recent garbage pickup headaches Monday, and said his company has made changes and hired new personnel to ensure more consistent service for city residents. more
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Wendy Duncan, Willow Fork drainage District Pres., speaks at an infrastructure summit hosted by the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce.
Project Barker continuing to seek public investment
Project Barker, a $24 million drainage improvement and community park project for the Barker Reservoir, continues to seek public investment, an official said Thursday. more
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A spot in Rick Rice Park calls for calm.
Rick Rice Park continues upgrade
Rick Rice Park continues to undergo an upgrade, which now includes designated areas for games such as hopscotch and leapfrog. more
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The Juneteenth historic marker is located on Strand Street in Galveston. The marker commemorates June 19, 1865, the day that Union soldiers arrived in Galveston to inform enslaved black Texans that slavery had ended, two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.
Brookshire, Washington County announce Juneteenth celebrations
Brookshire will celebrate Juneteenth with its annual Juneteenth Festival Saturday. more
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A fire gutted this apartment building at 5603 Morton Ranch Road Monday night. A relief fund has been set up for the four families who were displaced by the fire.
Relief fund set up for families displaced by fire on Morton Ranch Road
A relief fund has been arranged for four families who were displaced when their apartment building was gutted by fire Monday night. more
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Kim Branch is the wife of Brookshire Mayor Darrell Branch. She is now also the city's mayor pro tem.
Brookshire mayoral leadership is an all-in-the-family sitiuation
The Brookshire mayoral leadership might be described as a family affair after Mayor Darrell Branch’s wife, Position 3 Alderwoman Kim Branch, was selected mayor pro tem Thursday night. more
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