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Stone Cold Meats opening 4th Greater Houston location in Katy
Family butcher shop Stone Cold Meats will be opening a new location in Katy, representatives confirmed.
Founded in 2018 by husband and wife Sean and Ami Stone, the shop sources its meats both domestically and internationally, representatives said.
Meat selections include:
See more details from Reporter Bradley Dountz.
14 holiday events in the Katy and Fulshear area
Gearing up for the holidays? Take a look at 14 Thanksgiving and Christmas events in the Katy and Fulshear area. This list is not comprehensive and details are subject to change.
Some upcoming events include:
Discover more by Reporter Bradley Dountz.
City of Katy approves rezoning request for drone charging station
Katy residents may soon see drones flying above them or even in their backyards.
At a Nov. 9 meeting, Katy City Council voted to modify the zoning of the West Ten Business Park planned development district to allow Zipline, an international drone delivery company, to construct a station for the takeoff, landing, docking and charging of delivery drones.
To take advantage of its delivery service, Kerry McCormack, government affairs manager at Zipline, said residents will download the company’s app and place an order with one of the company's business partners. A drone will then pick it up, fly it to the customer, lower a pod to them with the order inside and fly back to the tower to recharge.
Find out more from Reporter Bradley Dountz.
Luzia Coffee Shop now open in Fulshear
Luzia Coffee Shop has opened its doors in Fulshear, representatives confirmed.
The coffee shop and café has several drink varieties including espresso, smoothies, frappés and matcha as well as food options such as baguette sandwiches and pan de jamón, according to its social media page.
Read more by Reporter Bradley Dountz.
Katy and Fulshear to discuss e-bike, e-scooter regulations
Both Katy and Fulshear officials will discuss potential regulations for electric bikes and scooters following multiple deaths in the Katy area.
Katy City Council will host a special workshop session Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m. at Katy City Hall, located at 901 Ave. C.
Fulshear City Council will consider and possibly vote on an ordinance to add regulations for bicycles, e-bikes and motor-assisted scooters at its Nov. 17 meeting at 6 p.m. at Fulshear City Hall, located at 6611 W. Cross Creek Bend Lane.
See more details by Editor Aubrey Howell.