Scarecrow Festival in Fulshear
The beauty of the fall season is right around the corner, which means the Scarecrow Festival is back in Fulshear, Texas! This is the fifth year that this special event will be in the city, and it is...
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The Proverbial “End of the Road” for Katy-Fulshear Road
On August 22, 2014, it was the proverbial “end of the road” for Fulshear-Katy Road. It was a back road for many and connected FM 1093 to FM 1463. However, it is now closed to all through traffic between the Irene Stern Community Cente...
Fulshear’s First Farmers Market: A Success!
The City of Fulshear has recently had its Grand Opening of the “Fulshear’s Farmers Market”. On August 2nd vendors gathered off of 9035 Bois d’ Arc to sell local goods and produce to the Fulshear community.
The woman behind the id...
New Attraction in the Houston Area
Guess what? The Houston area will soon be the home of a new family-friendly attraction! Representatives of Grand Texas, have released plans to dedicate forty-three acres of the entertainment district in New Caney to a family-oriented racing att...
Mike Roller featured in National Report
Mike Roller moved to Fulshear in 1989 and has witnessed the extraordinary changes in the area over the years. He grew up in Denver, graduated from CSU, and then lived in Southern California for 13-years. He really enjoyed the beach and the be...
Texas Tuition Continues to Rise
According to a recent article in Impact News, tuition costs are continuing to rise for colleges and universities across the state of Texas as overall enrollment grows at higher education institutions. Texas colleges are seeking to create equili...
Local Fulshear Group Quilts for Charity
On the first Monday of every month, women from a local church gather in Bob Lutz library in Fulshear for a few hours in the afternoon. They aren’t meeting for coffee or for late afternoon gossip. This group of ladies from the New Creation Lut...
Kristen’s Story: A Survivor’s Memoir
Shock and Disbelief
I was 36 years old when we moved from Ohio to Texas. Our plan was to give our only son (then 4years old) a better education and far more opportunities as an adult. I was born and raised in Ohio so moving somewhere with so...