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Katy City Council voted to rezone the Davoody Tract from residential to commercial use at a June 27 meeting. The land was originally annexed in October 2021 with this change in mind. (Courtesy City of Katy)
Houston
10:16 AM Jun 28, 2022 CDT
Katy officials rezone land at southern city limits to commercial use
Woman-owned Isikel, a medical supplies manufacturer and distributor, plans to produce over 440 million nitrile gloves to meet demand in the health care industry starting in the fall. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
4:39 PM Jun 27, 2022 CDT
Medical supplies distributor Isikel to begin manufacturing at headquarters in Katy
Balloons can be stuffed with in-stock items or personalized items for any occasion. (Courtesy Bee Merry)
Houston
4:23 PM Jun 27, 2022 CDT
Bee Merry offers stuffed balloons to Cy-Fair community
290 Grass sells sod squares and offers tips on how to maintain a healthy lawn on its webpage. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
2:47 PM Jun 23, 2022 CDT
290 Grass relocating to Huffmeister Road in Cypress
ExploreUSA sells all types of recreational vehicles, from travel trailers to 4WD/AWD motorhomes. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
5:50 PM Jun 15, 2022 CDT
ExploreUSA RV Supercenter to host grand opening June 21
Local nurse practitioner Corinne Copeland opened a clinic May 2 at 17920 Huffmeister Road, Ste. 300, Cypress. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Houston
3:56 PM Jun 15, 2022 CDT
Real Nurturing Family Practice opens clinic off Huffmeister Road in Cypress
Katy City Council approved recommendations from the City Planning and Zoning Commission to redefine the land uses for commercial, industrial and Old Katy zoning districts. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
5:44 PM Jun 13, 2022 CDT
Commercial, industrial, “Old Katy” zoning definitions updated for first time in nearly 40 years
Owner Amy Vasquez takes great pride in her business's food and wine selection. (Mikah Boyd/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:35 AM Jun 10, 2022 CDT
Siblings serve up fine wines, dishes at d’Vine Wine Bar & Bistro in Cypress
Greenwood at Katy will finish construction on its last building June 15. Aside from conventional units, the apartment community offers designated housing for Katy's critical workforce, which includes teachers and first responders. (Courtesy Greenwood at Katy)
Houston
5:31 PM Jun 9, 2022 CDT
Greenwood at Katy apartment community to finalize construction in June
Houston
12:54 PM Jun 6, 2022 CDT
Cy-Fair fire departments ramp up staffing efforts as demand increases
4 new eateries recently opened in Katy as of May and June. (Courtesy Canva)
Houston
4:17 PM Jun 3, 2022 CDT
4 Katy eateries open in May, June
The market features over 100 vendors, different food trucks every month, a beer garden, inflatables for kids to play on and antique shops. (Courtesy Katy Market Days)
Houston
2:59 PM Jun 2, 2022 CDT
7 events to attend in the Katy area during June, July
“Value increases this year have been unprecedented,” Altinger said in a statement. “In my almost 40 years in the real estate business, I have never, ever seen such large increases in market values.” (Courtesy Houston Association of Realtors)
Houston
4:23 PM May 27, 2022 CDT
Counties see appraisal increases
Katy Garden Center nurses and delivers plants and shrubbery. (Courtesy Pexels)
Houston
4:27 PM May 24, 2022 CDT
Katy Garden Center blossoms new business on Greenbusch Road
Jeremiah's Italian Ice is opening a second Cypress location May 24. (Courtesy Jeremiah's Italian Ice)
Houston
3:36 PM May 23, 2022 CDT
Jeremiah's Italian Ice opening second Cypress location
Urban Fries ($12) popularity is Owner Brandon Gawthorp's inspiration for the Chronic Fries virtual kitchen. The loaded fries basket is adorned with mac and cheese, chopped hot chicken tenders, bird sauce and pickles. (Asia Armour/ Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
2:41 PM May 20, 2022 CDT
Katy eatery, ghost kitchen share comfort food
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
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AGE of Central Texas to fill service desert with revolutionary South Austin facility
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8:00 PM
Multi-genre, pop culture festival Comicpalooza returns in July
NexGen Fitness in McKinney features two private training suites fully stocked with state-of-the-art equipment including dumbbells, kettlebells, cable machine, squat rack, and a leg press.
Sponsored
4:15 PM
NexGen Fitness is focused on reaching client goals through private training and fully-customized workouts
Lovepacs ensures children struggling with food insecurity have access to meals.
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2:20 PM
When schools are closed, Lovepacs feeds children who depend on schools as a food source
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8:00 PM
The Marvin Barish Right Start Program helps families connect with Jewish early childhood programs
Sponsored
6:00 PM
Love for Nashville, helping people motivates real estate agent Kristine Lee Donahue
Jeanette Smallwood is honored at a Judson ISD board meeting for her award of Bus Assistant for the 2021-22 school year.
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1:30 PM
Jeanette Smallwood awarded Judson ISD Bus Assistant of the 2021-22 school year
Dr. Polly Heil-Mealey uses natural methods to bring clients back to a healthful state
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10:05 PM
Dr. Polly Heil-Mealey uses natural methods to bring clients back to a healthful state
Dr. Kroger inspects Cynthia’s skin during a recent visit.
Sponsored
8:30 PM
Skin cancer: 1 in 5 Americans will get it; Here's how you can find out if you are at risk
Austin Parks Foundation launched a new parks database system on June 12 in tandem with its 30th anniversary, making it easier to find information about more than 300 parks in Austin. Categories in the database range from bikers to birdwatchers to runners to disc golfers to dog owners and people with children, allowing for a more curated outdoor experience.
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6:50 PM
Austin Parks Foundation launches new interactive parks database tool to celebrate 30th anniversary
RESULTS FROM MORNING BREAKDOWN STORIES
Rendering of a high speed train on a track
Podcast
4:30 AM
Texas Central railway awaits verdict & The Wildflower Arts & Music Festival returns
Photo of two silos with signs promoting Hutto's Co-Op District
Podcast
4:30 AM
Austin suburbs focus on downtown revitalization as population booms
Photo of a drone dropping a delivery over a house in Frisco
Podcast
4:14 PM
Delivery drones arrive in Frisco & Flower Mound capitalizes on 'live-work-play' trend
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Doug Stauffer
Phoenix
11:15 AM
Sidewinder Subs owner capitalizes on ‘bargain of century’ to fulfill love of sandwiches
Daily quiche will be served at Nourish Cafe. (Courtesy Nourish Cafe)
Houston
9:20 AM
Nourish Cafe opening July 7 in Conroe
Protein Power ($10.20-$19): Layers of acai, granola, shaved coconut, blueberries, peanut butter and honey make up this acai bowl. (Courtesy Acai Brasil)
Houston
7:45 AM
Acai Brasil owners offer up taste of their homeland in Lake Houston area
Ahi tuna ($15): Seared ahi tuna is plated atop a bed of arugula and tomatoes and served with buttered toast. (Courtesy Mirage 38)
Houston
7:05 AM
Mirage 38 offers upscale atmosphere for Spring-area patrons
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Dallas - Fort Worth
3:10 AM
Advanced Esthetics of Richardson offers skin care for wide array of patients
Montgomery County Commissioners Court
Houston
6:07 PM
Montgomery County Commissioners Court notebook: Mental health funding, border enforcement budget
Environmental Design is owned by Tom Cox and headquartered in Tomball. (Kayli Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:26 PM
Meet the owner of Tomball-based Environmental Design, which relocates large trees worldwide
Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks during the unveiling of the State of San Antonio's Tech Industry economic effect study June 29 at Tech Port Center and Arena. (Courtesy Tech Bloc)
San Antonio
2:14 PM
Report: San Antonio’s technology industry continues growth
The city's Rutherford Lane Campus, which could be redeveloped into police, fire and emergency medical services facilities, is home to several department offices. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:15 AM
Austin eyes police relocation from downtown HQ to future northeast public safety campus
Residents take part in one of the San Anto Cultural Arts' community paint day in May at 2120 El Paso St. The San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture hopes to bolster the local arts community with a round of arts recovery grants funded by a new infusion of federal pandemic relief money. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)
San Antonio
9:27 AM
Applications being accepted for San Antonio’s ARPA 4 Arts Grant Program