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Head out to a farmers market or crafts market this weekend before taking in a movie or listening to some live music at local venues.

The weekend is coming up and while it may be a bit rainy, there are still plenty of fun things to do in the Katy area. Here are just a few ideas: Friday The Reverend Horton Heat live Swing … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor | 7/9/21

From left to right, Katy High senior linebacker Shepherd Bowling, Katy High senior offensive lineman Vasileios “Bill” Katsigiannis, Katy High senior offensive lineman Omarrian Aigbedion and Taylor senior running back Casey Shorter pose for a photo honoring their signing with Army West Point.

Army West Point football building pipeline to Katy

At this rate, Army West Point will be known as the Katy Knights. more

By Dennis Silva II, Sports Editor | 3/9/21

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