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Cy-Fair ISD passes the 100,000-student mark

Cypress-Fairbanks is officially among the state's heavy-hitters: It's a six-figure school district.

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Culinary students cook up bronze

Three students from Cy-Fair Culinary Academy captured the bronze medal at the Family Career and Community Leaders of America's National Culinary Competition this summer in Orlando, Fla.

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Walk to raise awareness of food allergies

As far as Ingrid Fairchild is concerned, the more people who know about food allergies, the better. That's why the Cy-Fair area resident is looking forward to the FAAN Walk for Food Allergy on Saturday. The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network hosts the walks to raise money for research and to help people understand the very real danger food allergies pose.

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Volunteers rescue part of Texas’ natural history

On a freshly turned field northwest of Katy, in neat mulched rows, tufts of rattlesnake master, bee blossom, gayfeather and blue stem are the beginnings of a native plant nursery helping to preserve the Katy Prairie.

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Volunteers to save prairie plants Saturday

The Saums Road prairie plant rescue will continue this Saturday from 6:30-9:30 a.m. at Saums and Greenhouse Road in the Katy area.

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Parkway study awakes coalition

In the past two years, the United to Save Our Spring coalition's quest to defeat a proposal to build a section of the Grand Parkway through Spring has remained dormant, but that group effort could soon experience a rebirth, according to coalition leaders.

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Network helps area parents fight children’s food allergies

As far as Charity Hegy is concerned, the more people who know about food allergies, the better. That’s why the Richmond resident is looking forward to the FAAN Walk for Food Allergy next month. The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network hosts the walks to help people understand the danger food allergies pose to those who have them and to raise money for research. “It exists,” said Hegy, a Richmond mother...

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Volunteers to reach out to Cy-Fair dropouts

Cy-Fair ISD will participate in Expectation Graduation's Reach Out to Dropouts Walk Sept. 6, when hundreds of community volunteers will walk door-to-door throughout the district to encourage students who have not enrolled during this first week of school to re-enroll.

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Wheatstone Estates offers value, privacy

Nestled within the Wheatstone community in northwest Houston, Wheatstone Estates offers residents competitive home prices, admission to top-rated Cypress-Fairbanks schools, privacy and easy access to shopping and dining along nearby Texas 529 and Texas 6.

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Houston's Horton gets silver on high bar at Olympics

With his parents watching, Houstonian Jonathan Horton successfully completed three risky release moves and scored 16.175 points to nearly upset Chinese gold medalist Zou Kai.

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Cy-Fair leaders meet to talk mobility

Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce members will meet with representatives from several different transportation-related agencies to discuss projects and issues with the public at mobility forum 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Monday at Cy-Fair ISD's Richard Berry Educational Support Center.

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Three choirs to perform in San Antonio

Three Cy-Fair ISD choirs have been selected to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association’s annual convention to be held Feb. 13-16 in San Antonio. The Langham Creek High School mixed choir, the Goodson Middle School boys’ choir, and the Labay Middle School boys’ choir were among 13 choirs chosen to perform at the convention out of more than 90 considered.

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Photo exhibit offers glimpses of Italy study abroad program

During his travels, Cy-Fair College professor Rob Coyle wished his students were with him to see the subjects he taught them in his history classes.

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Harris County 3-year-old tried in vain to escape hot car

As the temperatures rose in his mother's locked truck on Thursday, authorities said the little boy managed to free himself from his car seat and climb to the front of the vehicle, where he put a key in the ignition.