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The city of Katy is creating new no parking zones during school zone hours on some roads surrounding Woodcreek Elementary School.
Larry Callies’ Black Cowboy Museum will soon have a new home in Kendleton.
Nivens said the plans to replace the red and blue track schools started last year during strategic planning when parents voiced concern about the comparison between the newer complexes on the outskirts of the district that “didn’t look as good” as the older campuses.
The proposal will be presented to commissioners at the Nov. 13 court meeting.
State Proposition 4, which is on the November ballot, asks voters to approve $20 billion to fund new water supply projects and improve existing systems over the next 20 years. The funding would come from existing sales tax revenue and would not create any new taxes.
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The Houston Association of Realtors’ September 2025 Rental Market Update, released Oct. 15, showed an increase in listings and steady lease prices.
Katy-area foodies are invited to dine out for a cause from Oct. 24 to Nov. 2 as over 20 restaurants participate in the area’s inaugural Eat.Drink.Give KTX Restaurant Week.
