Child Advocates of Fort Bend Hosts Annual Light of Hope Ceremony to Launch National Child Abuse Prevention Month

Child Advocates of Fort Bend (CAFB) is partnering with the City of Sugar Land to host its Annual Light of Hope Ceremony on Friday, April 4th at Sugar Land Town Square, beginning at 7 PM. This family-friendly event marks the start of National Child Abuse Prevention Month and aims to bring the community...

Blissful Blunders

By Patti Parish-Kaminski, Publisher I’m not really sure how this has happened, but this week I have been married to Mr. Kaminski for 31 years.  Hard to figure since I’m only 29-years-old.  I know this because every birthday my precious son tells me, “Happy 29th birthday, Momma.”  And that sweet...

Wildflowers! Bloom at The George Ranch April 19th

Featuring Easter Egg Hunts, Baby Chicks, Shetland Sheep and More! It’s Spring in Texas, and at Richmond’s historic George Ranch, that means one thing:  Wildflowers! The perfect family-friendly outing debuting Saturday, April 19th, The George Ranch brings Wildflowers! to the ranch featuring spectacular...

Fort Bend Business Coalition Launches “Key Vote” Initiative with House Bill 20

The Fort Bend Business Coalition (FBBC) has launched a “Key Vote” initiative during the Texas 89th Legislative regular session.  The FBBC State Committee, led by Chairman Marvin Marcell, will identify bills that are “Key Votes” in support of Fort Bend business, and a campaign supporting the bills...

Throwing Mr. Kaminski From a Train?

By Patti Parish-Kaminski, Publisher I was recently asked to a ride a train – the exact train I unwittingly rode two years ago with Mr. Kaminski.  My response was a succinct, “No.”  Apparently, a more verbose explanation was required regarding my decline of this particular invitation. ...

Stumbling Into Spring Break

By Patti Parish-Kaminski, Publisher Spring Break is a thing in the Kaminski household even though our babies are grown and flown.  Traditionally, the March mayhem is a break for students taking classes from primary grades all the way through university.  The week-long vacay really has nothing to do with...