Lost Creek June 15 2023 Summer Energy Saving Tips Beat the heat this summer with these Energy Saving Tips!
Lost Creek June 15 2023 June is National Homeownership Month National Homeownership Month is in June. It celebrates the value that owning a home brings to families, communities, and neighborhoods across America. Read more...
Lost Creek June 09 2023 Keeping Your Backyard Pool Clean and Cool Backyard pools make the hot summers a little more bearable. Click here for some tips on keeping your pool clean and cool as the days get hotter and hotter.
Lost Creek June 08 2023 Crest Management 3rd Annual Juice Box Challenge Crest Management is excited to take part in the Annual Juice Box Challenge again this year! Help us support this great cause by donating today!
Lost Creek June 01 2023 Summer Vacation Plans? Did you know that your Fort Bend County Sheriff's Department will help keep your home safe while you are on vacation? Click here for a link and some quick tips.
Lost Creek May 25 2023 Protect Your Dog's Paws From Getting Burned Many owners like taking their dogs on walks to enjoy the warm summer weather with them, but many of them forget about one important detail: hot pavement can and will burn a dog's paws. Here are some tips to keeping your dog's paws from getting burned.
Community September 11 2026 Katy Sip N Stroll Returns Nov. 7 With ‘Let’s Glow!’ Theme, 300+ Drinks and a Bigger Purpose... Katy Sip N Stroll will light up The ARK by Norris on Nov. 7 with more than 300 beverages, dozens of Katy-area restaurants, live entertainment and neon-themed fun—all while raising money to help Christ Clinic provide healthcare to local residents who might otherwise go without it.
Business September 11 2026 Fulshear Launches New Program to Help Local Businesses Grow and Stay in the Community... Fulshear’s new Business Retention and Expansion Program gives local shops, restaurants, employers and service providers a direct connection to city staff when they need help growing, hiring or working through challenges.
Transportation September 11 2026 METRO Expands Bus Safety Initiative as More Officers Ride Along With Houston-Area Passengers... METRO is putting more uniformed police officers aboard buses across the Houston transit system, a change suburban commuters and visitors may notice as they travel into downtown for work, sporting events, concerts and other destinations.
Real Estate September 10 2026 HAR.com Reports More Choices and Steady Prices in Houston’s August Housing Market... Houston buyers had more homes to consider in August 2026 as inventory held steady, prices remained stable and sales slowed across Greater Houston.
Community September 10 2026 Pumpkin Patches Near Katy and Fulshear in Fall 2026: Farms, Churches and Community Events... Plan a 2026 fall outing in Katy and Fulshear with this guide to pumpkin patches at local farms, churches and community festivals, including confirmed dates and clearly marked schedule updates still to come.
Government September 10 2026 Harris County Moves $3.1 Billion FY2027 Budget Forward as Higher Tax Rates Head to Sept. 17 Final Vote... Harris County Commissioners Court advanced a roughly $3.1 billion General Fund budget and higher proposed property tax rates on September 8, setting up a consequential September 17 final vote that could affect homeowners, public safety, health services, flood control and other county services.
Non-Profit September 08 2026 Brookwood Fall Fest Returns Sept. 10-12 With 40+ Local Vendors, Fall Shopping and a Bigger Purpose... Brookwood Fall Fest returns to Brookshire Sept. 10-12 with more than 40 local vendors, fall plants, Citizen-made gifts, lunch at The Brookwood Café and three days of shopping that directly supports The Brookwood Community’s work with adults with disabilities.
Infrastructure September 08 2026 Major South Mayde Creek Flood Project Moves Into Construction Near Grand Parkway in West Harris County... Construction is beginning on a new stormwater detention basin along South Mayde Creek near Grand Parkway and Clay Road, a multimillion-dollar Harris County Flood Control District project designed to add about 161 acre-feet of stormwater storage and reduce flood risk in the growing Addicks Reservoir watershed.