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The Katy Times - Tracy Dang
New Development to offer Whole Foods
Posted: 01/03/2012
Katy area residents will soon see a new 122,439-square-foot retail center developing on the southeast corner of Grand Parkway and Fry Road.
Grand Lakes Marketplace will be anchored by Whole Foods, Stein Mart and a proposed Cost Plus.
TxDOT hosts Ground Breaking Ceremony for Segment E of Grand Parkway
Posted: 09/16/2011
Texas Department of Transportation officials, state legislators and area community leaders participate in a ground breaking ceremony for Segment E of the Grand Parkway on Tuesday morning.
New Member Sworn in on Council
Posted: 06/01/2011
Longtime City of Katy resident Bill Lawton was sworn in as council member during a special meeting last Thursday.
City Honors Outgoing Councilman
Posted: 06/01/2011
The City of Katy recognized outgoing council member Kenneth Berger during a special meeting last Thursday for his service and dedication to the city.
New sculpture installed - "The Landing"
Posted: 05/20/2011
The City of Katy and Keep Katy Beautiful announced the arrival of “The Landing,” a 14-foot, bronze sculpture featuring five large Canadian geese arriving on the Katy Prairie.
Hughes Re-Elected to City Council
Posted: 05/19/2011
Incumbent Fabol Hughes defeated Harold McBride in a race to represent Ward B on the Katy City Council.
Youth Learn to Run Business
Posted: 05/05/2011
Katy residents joined more than 50,000 young entrepreneurs in running their own business Sunday during the annual Lemonade Day.
BAE announces workforce reduction in response to loss of contract
Posted: 08/03/2010
BAE Systems announced Wednesday afternoon that it is eliminating between 1,100 and 1,300 jobs in response to the loss of the U.S. Army’s contract last August for the production of Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV).
The workforce reduction affects the company’s U.S. Global Tactical Systems (GTS), which employs 2,900 people in Sealy and Houston, as well as Sterling Heights, Mich. The Katy Times has been unable to confirm at this time whether there will be cuts at BAE’s other facilities across the country.
BAE said it will begin eliminating the majority of its 600 temporary positions in September, followed by employee reductions in October and December.
“This was an extremely difficult decision, but a necessary one in order for us to remain viable in an increasingly competitive and challenging environment,” said Dennis Morris, president of GTS at BAE. “We deeply regret the impact this decision will have on our employees.”
BAE said it will provide advance notice of layoff to affected employees, and after separation, offer each affected BAE Systems employee a severance package which includes severance pay, benefits and outplacement assistance.