Organic Food Movement Trending in Katy
According to a 2013 survey by the National Grocers Association, consumers are increasingly concerned about where the food is coming from. In fact, a staggering 85% of American consumers say they choos...
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A Personal Connection of Farmer & Food: Fulshear Farmers Market
Our community has benefited greatly from our very own farmer’s market. When the market was started in 2014 by Ramona Ridge, it was a simple idea- share the overabundance of fresh, locally grown food within the Fulshear community.
Now, as a...
Ft. Bend’s Diversity Affecting Houston
Did you know that Fort Bend County leads other counties when it comes to diversifying the culture of Houston? Yes, that’s right. Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research confirmed that Fort Bend is the most diverse county in th...
Bike for Mike Fulshear 2015
This past weekend, May 2nd, the Fulshear community took part in a meaningful event in honor of one of our cherished residents, Dr. Mike McCann. Mike was an active community member in Fulshear, serving as the chairman of the Fulshear Planning ...
Paving the Way to Cleaner Air: A Look into Houston
In a last week’s report from the American Lung Association called “The State of the Air 2015,” Houston actually ranks as one of the cleanest cities around the nation when it comes to short-term particle pollution. In addition, the number ...
Johnson Development Community Artwork in Cross Creek Ranch
In last week’s Houston Chronicle article, Johnson Development, also known to us as the developer of Cross Creek Ranch, celebrated its 40th anniversary. In honor of this achievement, Johnson set out to create an imaginative, artistic element t...
Alleviating the Growth of Lamar & Katy ISD
In this week’s Fort Bend News section of the Houston Chronicle, reporters explore the ever-growing school districts in Katy and Lamar. We all know that KISD has exploded in the several past years, but it has been almost equally matched by the...