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Businesses

PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans Is Coming to Rosenberg

PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans has filed plans for a new café at Town Center Village in Rosenberg, with a planned grand opening around Halloween. Here’s what’s confirmed so far — and what’s still TBA.

By Stonecreek Estates Admin · Aug 19, 2026 · 6 min read

Schools

Lamar CISD partners with Wharton County Junior College to develop new student pathways

Lamar CISD and Wharton County Junior College are creating dual-credit pathways in the Katy-Fulshear area, allowing high school students to earn college hours and work toward certificates and an associate degree.

By Community Impact — Sugar Land/Missouri City & Katy/Fulshear · Oct 26, 2026

Community

Tickets For 13th Annual Sugar Land Holiday Lights Presented by Houston Methodist On Sale Now

Sugar Land Holiday Lights tickets are on sale for the 13th annual event at Constellation Field, running nightly Nov. 20-Jan. 3 with more than 3.5 million lights, themed displays, vendors and holiday activities.

By Sugar Land Space Cowboys — News · Oct 26, 2026

Community

The Big Bounce America Bounces to Sugar Land

The Big Bounce America will bring more than 50,000 square feet of inflatable attractions to Constellation Field in Sugar Land on Nov. 14-15, with sessions for children, teens and adults.

By Sugar Land Space Cowboys — News · Oct 1, 2026

A modern animal shelter with outdoor exercise yards sits on a landscaped suburban site beneath a broad Texas sky.

Government

Fort Bend County presents future animal shelter plans

Fort Bend County is considering new animal shelter facilities in Rosenberg and Fulshear, including expanded animal housing, medical space, air conditioning and exercise yards.

By Community Impact — Sugar Land/Missouri City & Katy/Fulshear · Oct 1, 2026

An outdoor movie setup with blankets and chairs on the grass beneath a blank stadium screen at dusk.

Community

Fall Slate of 'Center Field Cinema' Presented by Houston Methodist Begins With 'Toy Story 5'

Sugar Land’s Center Field Cinema returns Oct. 9 with a free showing of “Toy Story 5” at Constellation Field. Parking is free, but attendees must claim tickets online.

By Sugar Land Space Cowboys — News · Oct 1, 2026

A modern splash pad with water features, shaded seating, trees and anonymous families in a sunny Texas park.

Family Activities

New splash pad opens at Sugar Land Memorial Park

A new splash pad is open at Sugar Land Memorial Park, offering an 8,300-square-foot space with interactive water features, shaded seating and a toddler slide. It is open Tuesdays through Sundays.

By Community Impact — Sugar Land/Missouri City & Katy/Fulshear · Oct 1, 2026

A heritage parade with tractors, horses, and floats moves along a broad Texas street near a historic courthouse-style building.

Community

A Special Honor for The George Ranch Ahead of This Friday’s Fort Bend County Fair Parade!

The George Ranch will serve as grand marshal of the 2026 Fort Bend County Fair Parade, leading nearly 200 entries from Richmond to Rosenberg on Friday, Sept. 25.

By Fort Bend Focus Magazine · Sep 23, 2026

A suburban Texas recreation park with pickleball courts, a brick center, shaded paths and cooling mist.

Community

Sugar Land park upgrades come with steep new membership fees

Sugar Land has unveiled park upgrades including dedicated pickleball courts, cooling features and indoor cardio rooms. Annual recreation center fees rose to $50 for residents and $191 for non-residents amid parking concerns.

By FOX 26 — Sugar Land · Sep 23, 2026

Community

City of Richmond Invites Public to Community Meeting About Future Transportation Improvements

The City of Richmond is inviting residents, business owners and community stakeholders to a public meeting about findings from the Richmond Traffic Mobility Study and future transportation improvements.

By City of Richmond — News · Sep 23, 2026

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