Katy, United States (Local)
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Susan Rovegno's coverage spans a range of local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in the Katy area. She frequently reports on educational developments, cultural events, sports activities, and political matters within this local context.
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By: Susan Rovegno
Academy Sports + Outdoors volunteer Brooke Murski readies backpacks for distribution during the Katy-based retailer’s “back to school” drive for BEAR (Be A Resource) at the company headquarters at 1540 N. Mason Road in Katy on July 28. BEAR serves over 17,000 children in the Houston area who are in Child Protective Services custody, and their caretakers.
By: Susan Rovegno
On August 1, local nonprofit Eyes on Me, Inc. held a celebration and a dedication for its new trade skills program building adjacent to The Hangar Unity Center at 4010 Fourth Street in Brookshire. …
Officers and committee chairs of the Katy Area Retired Educators (KARE) celebrate “Hooky Day” on August 12, the first day of school. The organization met for the kickoff luncheon for its 26th year at the community rooms at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy.
The City of Katy’s city council met briefly on August 10 and, via consent agenda, approved the schedule of street closures for events to be hosted by the city in 2027 at the historic downtown square.
By: Susan Rovegno
By Susan Rovegno, Publisher Cimarron neighborhood homeowner Karen Rodriguez walked in the front door of her home on August 15, ready to stay.
By: Susan Rovegno
Representatives from developer Read King and their construction partners join with City of Katy officials, including Mayor Dusty Thiele and City Administrator Byron Hebert, Mayor Pro Tem Gina Hicks and council members Paul Follis, Johnston Dietz and Michael Meihls, on August 19 to officially break ground for, a new “restaurant village” located at the northwest corner of Morton Road and Katy Hockley Cutoff.
By: Susan Rovegno
On August 18, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) held a public hearing on the proposed 36A expansion project, focusing on the south segment from FM 1994 outside Needville to Interstate 10. The in-person meeting – a series exhibits and displays on the project – was held at Katy Gardens, 1040 Schlipf Road in Katy and was designed to solicit community feedback on the possible alternatives for the proposed new north-south highway. A virtual meeting was also available online and was available onsite for attendees to view.
By: Susan Rovegno
Robert Long III (left), moderator for the Katy Area Chamber of Commerce’s “State of the Schools” luncheon on August 27, poses a question to school district superintendents whose districts serve the greater Katy area. From left: Roosevelt Nivens of Lamar CISD, Ken Gregorski of Katy ISD and Megan Pape of Royal ISD. Long is currently the director of board development services at the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB), The event was held at the Community Rooms at Legacy Stadium, 1830 Katyland Drive in Katy.
By: Susan Rovegno
At its August 17 work study meeting, the Katy ISD board of trustees heard an update about the district’s health plan for employees. District officials worked with a consultant – the Baldwin Group – which recommended a new option for employees this year.
By: Susan Rovegno
By Susan Rovegno, Publisher The City of Katy’s city council took the first steps toward a new budget and potential approval of the 2026 tax rate during its August 24 meeting at City Hall.
