Copperfield January 2018

Community Newsletter 

The official newsletter for the Villages of Copperfield... 

Copperfield Place, Easton Commons, Middlegate, 

Northmead, Southcreek, Southdown, and Westcreek. 

Happy 

New Year! 

Photo courtesy of local resident, Syed Waqif 

January 2018 

Important Numbers... 3 

Copperfield Place Village... 6 

Easton Commons Village... 7 

Middlegate Village... 10 

Northmead Village... 10 

Southcreek Village... 14 

Southdown Village... 16 

Westcreek Village... 18 

Teenage Job Seekers... 20 

School News... 21 

Scouts... 28 

Sports... 30 

Community Events... 32 

Houston Area Events... 34 

Libraries & Community 

Centers... 35 

Volunteer Opportunities... 37 

Family Focus... 43 

Featured Recipes... 43 

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COPPERFIELD NORTHMEAD

Copperfield Important Numbers 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 

SCS Management Services, Inc. (281) 463-1777 

7170 Cherry Park Dr., Houston, TX 77095 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER (281) 856-9060 

15409 Willow River Dr., Houston, TX 77095 Fax (281) 856-9040 

COPPERFIELD PLACE COMMERCIAL / EASTON COMMONS COMMERCIAL 

Spectrum Association Management 832-500-2222 

16690 Park Row, Houston, Texas 77084 contact@spectrumam.com 

COPPERFIELD PLACE VILLAGE • MIDDLEGATE VILLAGE 

SCS Management 

7170 Cherry Park Drive, Houston, TX 77095 (281) 463-1777 

EASTON COMMONS VILLAGE • NORTHMEAD VILLAGE 

SOUTHDOWN VILLAGE • WESTCREEK VILLAGE 

Graham Mgmt Inc. (713) 334-8000 

2825 Wilcrest, Suite 600, Houston, Texas 77042 fax (713) 334-5055 

SOUTHCREEK VILLAGE 

ACMP (281) 855-9867 

15840 FM 529, Suite 104, Houston, TX 77095 ransom@acmpinc.com 

SECURITY 

Emergency (Fire, Ambulance, Sheriff) 9-1-1 

Harris County Sheriff’s Office, Dispatch - Option 6 (713) 221-6000 

Copperfield HCSO Satellite Office (message only) (832) 593-7159 

Copperfield Crime Watch (Contact your management company) 

http://www.copperfield.org/watch.php 

TRASH / WATER 

Waste Corp (281) 368-8397 

Water/Sewer - MUD 163 & 264 - Severn Trent Env. (281) 579-4500 

Water/Sewer - MUD 162, 179, 186 & 208 - H20 Consulting (281) 861-6215 

COPPERFIELD SCHOOLS 

Fiest Elem. (281) 463-5838 

Birkes Elem. (281) 345-3300 

Copeland Elem. (281) 856-1400 

Holmsley Elem. (281) 463-5885 

Lowery Elem. (281) 463-5900 

Owens Elem. (281) 463-5915 

Aragon Middle School (281) 856-5100 

Labay Middle School (281) 463-5800 

Cy Falls High School (281) 856-1000 

Langham Creek High School (281) 463-5400 

HELPFUL NUMBERS 

Lost & Found Pets (Copperfield Comm.Center) (281) 856-9060 

www.copperfield.org 

Centerpoint Energy (to report burned out street lights) (713) 207-2222 

Harris County Animal Control (281) 999-3191 

Poison Control Center (800) 222-1222 

Langham Creek YMCA (281) 859-6143 

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Go to www.copperfield.org 

COPPERFIELD COMMUNITY 

CENTER HOURS 

Tuesday: 

12-6 PM If you need any information, 

Thursday: 12-7 PM please contact your 

Friday: 

9 AM-1 PM management company. 

Saturday: 9 AM-1 PM C.C.A. MANAGEMENT

TRASH COLLECTION 

The Board of Directors of Copperfield Community Associations is in the 

process of negotiating the trash contract. Please contact WCA Waste at 

281-368-8397 to set up an account for service. Trash service is not included 

in the HOA dues. 

COPPERFIELD WEBSITE 

Will you be going away and want the Sheriff’s Department to check on 

your home while you’re gone? If so, you can print a Vacation Watch Form 

from the website. Simply go to www.copperfield.org and follow the link 

to the Online Forms and Documents. Other forms on the site include 

Architectural Control Committee Applications and a Deputy Request Form. 

The site also includes a Lost/Found Pet page, listings of local area daycares 

and places of worship, schedule of upcoming Board of Director meetings 

and information on each of the Villages of Copperfield, as well as links to 

other area organizations, schools, etc. 

If you have a comment or suggestion on the website, you can email us at 

webmaster@copperfield.org. 

STREETLIGHT NOT WORKING? 

Make a note of the ID number and call CenterPoint Energy at 713-207-2222. 

CY-FAIR WOMEN’S CLUB 

Women Serving the Community 

CWC is a non-profit service organization that gives back to the Cy-Fair 

community. All the funds raised by the club are given to the community by 

way of scholarships for graduating high school seniors, grants at Lone Star 

College-CyFair and funds to other non-profits in our community as well. 

Membership for the Cy-Fair Women’s Club is open to all ladies in Northwest 

Houston/Cypress neighborhoods. We always meet the first Thursday of the 

month at Juergen’s Hall Community Center, 26026 Hempstead Road, Cypress, 

TX 77429 (near Fry and Hwy. 290). Our meetings begin with social time and 

refreshments at 6:15 PM, immediately followed by a program at 6:45 PM. 

Our monthly meetings are not only educational and enjoyable, but they 

can also develop lasting friendships too. In addition, we have a social 

event and volunteer opportunities throughout the month as well. Please 

check out our website at cyfairwomensclub.org and contact Susan 

McLeroy in Membership at susan.mcleroy@garygreene.com if you have 

any questions about the club or our meeting location. We look forward to 

meeting you there! 

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COPPERFIELD CRIME WATCH 

The Copperfield residents need to continue to call for any and all suspicious 

activity you observe at any time, to the Sheriff’s Office non-emergency 

number at 713-221-6000. For life threatening emergencies call 911. 

Nextdoor is the best way to stay in the know about what’s going on in 

your neighborhood -whether it’s finding a last-minute babysitter, learning 

about an upcoming block party or hearing about a rash of car break-ins. 

There are so many ways our neighbors can help us, we just need an easier 

way to connect with them. 

Please invite all residents to sign up for the Nextdoor.com APP for their 

respective neighborhood. 

The Copperfield Villages will get weekly posts from Sergeant Adam 

Lightfoot (HCSO) to share information with their neighbors. 

If you want more information about your Copperfield Community come to 

the next Crime Watch meeting. 

Meetings start at 6:30 PM. Copperfield Community Center, 15409 Willow 

River Drive, Houston, TX 77095. 

Reference websites: www.copperfield.org/watch.php 

www.harriscountyso.org/ • www.crimereports.com 

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Copperfield Place Village 

(CPV) A WORD FROM THE BOARD 

The Board hopes all our community had a great Christmas and New Years!! 

We wish you a very prosperous New Year with hopes that 2018 will find us 

all in good health! The winners of CPV’S 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd place for the best 

Christmas decoration contest will be announced in the issue received in 

February. There were so many beautiful homes this year and it was hard 

on the drive thru to select winners! 

Please note that all Christmas decorations must be taken down by 

February 1 st . 

ANNUAL ASSESSMENT 

You should have received by mid-November the Annual Assessment 

Statement which is due by January 1 st . Please contact SCS if you have not 

received it. It becomes delinquent if payment is not received by February 

1 st ! SCS also can work out a payment plan if you cannot pay it in full. 

POOL AND PARKS COMMITTEE: 

TRESPASSING: Jumping over the fence when the pool is closed is 

trespassing and illegal. IF YOU ARE IN THE POOL WHEN CLOSED WE WILL 

CONSIDER YOU TO BE TRESPASSING AND THE SHERIFF’S DEPT. WILL BE 

CONTACTED! CAMERAS ARE ACTIVATED 24/7. 

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS, CALL AND REPORT IT! Program your 

phone for the non-emergency phone number to the Sheriff’s department 

(713-221-6000) or crimes in progress dial 911. You do not have to give out 

your name. 

GREEN BELT AND PARK: We are still receiving complaints about trash in 

these areas as well as people not picking up their dogs litter. Please be 

considerate of others using this area for walking and jogging and dispose 

of all trash! There are trash bins along the sidewalk for your use. 

ILLEGAL PARKING: No parking in the Pool/Park area is allowed after 9 PM. 

We will begin towing any vehicle seen after hours at the owners’ expense. It 

does not matter if you are a homeowner or a guest visiting the homeowner. 

It is illegal and considered trespassing. If you notice a suspicious car or 

cars parked after hours, contact the non emergency sheriff department so 

a deputy can be dispatched. You do not have to give out your name when 

calling. The number is 713- 221-6000, prompt 1. 

IMPORTANT NOTICE: As a reminder the Community Center will continue 

to handle baseball field reservations and room reservations for parties or 

special events ONLY. They DO NOT handle pool cards/issues! The phone 

number is 281-856-9060 and days of operation are as follows: Tuesday: 

12-6 PM, Thursday: 12-7 PM, Friday: 9 AM-1 PM and Saturday: 9 AM-1 PM. 

SCS will continue to handle anything pertaining to deed restrictions. 

Forms are available at SCS offices for house paint specs, roof specs or 

anything pertaining to changes of the property. 

Contact Blanca Galvon at SCS Monday-Friday (8 AM - 5 PM) for any deed 

restrictions, CPV issues or questions at phone 281-463-1777. 

(CPV) CRIME WATCH 

Report any suspicious behavior. Report it to the Harris County Sheriff’s 

dispatcher. You do not have to leave a name or number. Call 713-221-6000 

#1. 

CRIMES IN PROGRESS CALL 911 

NON-EMERGENCY: 713-221-6000 and prompt 1. 

Report any strange activity you see by calling the Sheriff’s Department! 

Nothing is too small to report. You pay the Department to help keep our 

neighborhood safe; therefore, it is up to you to report any strange activity 

in your neighborhood! 

GET INVOLVED! 

If you want to be aware of what is happening in your neighborhood as far 

as crime, the Sheriff’s department posts news or important information in 

the new website created for the various neighborhoods! 

Join in by registering at nextdoor.com. Lost and found, contractor referrals, 

news etc. can be posted or found here. 


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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: 

CPV Crime Watch Committee was being represented by Linsey Pilkinton for 

many years. She is moving out of state and the Board will be needing a new 

Representative. Please contact S C S if you are interested in representing 

our Village. We greatly appreciate Lindsey’s dedication through the years 

and she will be missed!!!! 

Panhandlers and solicitation is becoming a more frequent issue through 

out Copperfield and surrounding neighborhoods! It is important that you 

keep safe by locking your doors and vehicles to prevent any theft or breakins! 

You can put a “no trespassing” sign in front of your home so the law 

can enforce it on your property. 

(CPV) DEED RESTRICTIONS VIOLATIONS 

IMPORTANT!!!! DO NOT PARK YOUR VEHICLE WHERE IT BLOCKS THE 

SIDEWALK. The Harris County Sheriff’s Department is monitoring 

this violation throughout the neighborhood and repeated violators 

can be ticketed! Illegal parking in the streets are being monitored 

by HCSD and tickets are being issued. For more information enroll 

in Copperfieldbuzzclub.Nextdoor.com. Sgt. Adam Lightfoot puts out 

important information on various laws and issues. 

MILDEW: Mildew on the sides of homes have been cited, as well as painting 

needed on some homes. We would like to think you care and are proud 

about your neighborhood. Get a copy of the deed restrictions if you do not 

have one by going into the Copperfield website, www.copperfield.org and 

tag on Copperfield Place Village. 

FENCING: Check your fencing and repair if boards are loose or missing! 

Animals can either come in or out of your yard if boards are missing on to 

the street or green belt. 

GARBAGE CANS MUST BE STORED OUT OF SIGHT! Garbage pick up is 

scheduled for Tuesdays and Fridays. In the evening, please remove 

trashcans from the street after pickup! Put trash out the night before and 

not 2-3 days prior to pickup! If you have issues or questions as to why your 

trash is not being picked up, contact Terrie @ SCS. 

No boats, trailers, commercial trucks or inoperable vehicles are allowed 

in driveways or street and are against deed restriction violations! You 

will be charged a fee if you have been cited before for the same offense 

or for repeated violations. This offense creates emergency vehicles access 

ability at times and therefore considered a serious violation. There a few 

residents that have been cited on many occasions for the same violations. 

Please be considerate of your neighbors who have a hard time getting 

around your illegally parked trailer or boats!! 

(CPV) DO NOT DISREGARD 

DEED RESTRICTION LETTERS! 

Important that you read and act accordingly. If you think you received 

this in error, please contact SCS immediately. The deed restriction drive 

through is done once a month and violators will be cited. Repeated cites 

will automatically be charged against your account. 

Easton Commons Village 

(EC) 2018 ANNUAL ASSESSMENTS 

The assessment fees for 2018 have changed from $528 to $541.20, a 

difference of $13.20, which represents a 2.5% increase over last year’s 

assessment. The increase is a result of the increased cost of providing 

services to our village; specifically in landscaping. Assessments are due by 

January 1, 2018. Payments received after January 31 st will incur a $100 

late fee and interest. 

Assessments may be paid online through Graham Management’s website: 

www.grahammanagementhouston.com/paydues.html or by mailing a 

check with the envelope provided. 

(EC) ANNUAL HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION MEETING 

The next scheduled meeting of the Homeowners Association will be the 

2018 Annual Meeting. It will be held on Tuesday, January 10, 2018 at the 

Copperfield Community Center at 15409 Willow River Drive. The meeting 

will begin at 6 PM. Please come and encourage your neighbors to do so as 

well. If you are unable to attend please mail in your proxy so we can obtain 

quorum. 


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As every year begins there is always one officer’s term coming to an end. 

Easton Commons has three Board members, who voluntarily commit to a 

three year term to attend meetings, write newsletters and assist managing 

the neighborhood’s needs. If you are interested in volunteering your time 

to your community, please contact Graham Management to give them your 

name at 713-334-8000 or email creyes@grahammanagementhouston.com. 

(EC) HOME ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES 

Homeowners are reminded that approval from the Architectural Review 

Committee must be obtained prior to any changes or improvements made 

to the exterior of your property. Updated ARC application forms can be 

obtained on the website: www.copperfield.org/easton_commons.php. 

(EC) PAINT COLORS 

Easton Commons has updated the approved paint colors for the 

neighborhood. A copy of the new colors are available at the Copperfield 

Community Center (15409 Willow River Drive), Sherwin Williams (5814 

Hwy 6 N.) and at Graham Management’s office (2825 Wilcrest, Suite 600). 

Many existing colors have been removed from the approved color list, so 

homeowners will need to check prior to repainting. 

(EC) CRIME WATCH COMMITTEE 

The committee meets at 6:30 PM at the Copperfield Community Center 

located at 15409 Willow River Drive (next to Labay Jr. High). All Copperfield 

residents are welcome and encouraged to attend. 

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If you see anything suspicious, call the Sheriff’s Department immediately 

at 713-221-6000 and follow the prompt. For all emergencies, call 911. 

Always lock your vehicles and take anything of value out of them. 

Countless vehicles are being burglarized in our area every month due to 

unlocked vehicles. 

The Harris County Sherriff’s Department has a Vacation Watch Program. To 

sign up see the website: www.harriscountyso.org/Programs/programs_ 

VacationWatch.aspx. 

(EC) YEAR ROUND E-CYCLE 

Have you ever wanted to participate in an e-cycle program but the times 

or locations were inconvenient? Best Buy has the advertising slogan, “No 

matter where you bought it, we’ll recycle it.” All Best Buy stores will recycle 

up to three items at a time, with no hassles. You simply go in with your 

old electronics, hand them over to the personnel in customer service and 

walk away knowing you’ve done something good. To see a complete list 

of items they accept see the website at: www.bestbuy.com/recycling. Its 

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(EC) TRASH PICK UP SERVICE 

All Residents must have an account with WCA for trash pickup. If you do 

not have an account with WCA, your trash will no longer be picked up. 

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Trash pickup days are Tuesdays for trash and Fridays for trash and 

recycling. Have waste ready at the curb for collection no later than 7 AM. 

Residents may purchase a trash receptacle from any hardware store. 

Recycling boxes may be requested from WCA, additional boxes may be 

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In order to keep the neighborhood appealing to potential buyers, increase 

curb appeal and deter vandalism we ask that trash be placed at the curb 

no earlier than the evening before scheduled pick up and trash cans be 

removed the same day. If you have lawn service, please request the lawn 

clippings to be hauled away or have them placed in a location that cannot 

be seen from the street. 

• Refuse must be in bags or cans, weighing no more than 40 pounds. 

• Tree branches, brush, shrubs and fencing must be tied in bundles, 

weighing no more than 40 pounds and being no longer than 4 feet in 

length. 

• Branches may be no wider than 3 inches in diameter to avoid damaging 

equipment. 

• Per Federal Law, refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units must 

be drained of all Freon and have an accompanying bill verifying Freon has 

been drained 

• ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: dirt, rocks, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries, motor 

oil, cooking oil, waste generated by a private contractor, hazardous/toxic 

chemicals or material, construction material, no more than 1 room of 

carpeting, bundled and less than 40 pounds. Items not collected will be 

tagged explaining reason for non-collection. 

RECYCLE COLLECTION GUIDELINES 

The following items are accepted in our curbside recycling program: 

Paper: Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, Junk Mail, Envelopes, Office 

Paper, Construction Paper, Colored Paper, Folders, Paper Bags, Phone 

Books, Holiday Cards and Greeting Cards 

Cardboard: Corrugated Cardboard Boxes, Paperboard Boxes (cereal, soda/ 

beer, egg, shoe boxes) 

Containers: Aluminum Cans, Tin Cans, Steel Cans, Empty Aerosol Cans, 

Aluminum Foil, Plastics #1-#5 & #7 (milk, soda, water, juice, shampoo, 

detergent, pool supplies, pet food), Metal Pots and Pans, Copper, Scrap 

Metal (nails, screws, gutters), Milk and Juice Cartons, aseptic packages 

Commonly Mistaken Unacceptable Material: PLASTIC BAGS, STYROFOAM, 

GLASS, Wrapping Paper, Used Pizza Boxes, Coat Hangers, Paint and 

Solvent Containers, Light Bulbs, Mirrors, Windows, Dishes and Cups, 

Pyrex Pans, Wet or Soiled Paper, Paper Towels, Facial and Toilet Tissue, 

Disposable Plates and Cups 

(EC) STREETLIGHTS 

Each subdivision pays a flat fee to the electric company for streetlights no 

matter what their condition is. Repairs are performed free of charge. It is 

important to report any lights that are on at incorrect times, dim or nonworking. 

Reports can be made easily by calling 713-207-2222 or online at: 

http://gis.centerpointenergy.com/sloreporting/. All you need is the pole 

number. 

(EC) MAILBOXES 

Mailboxes in the subdivision are the property of the United States Postal 

Service. Lock problems or damage can be reported at the Copperfield 

Annex Post Office. There is a $35 fee for new or replacement keys; payable 

by check or cash. If your mailbox is broken in to, you should alert both 

the Post Office and Harris County Sheriff’s department to file a report, 

protecting yourself against identity theft. When making requests from the 

Post Office you will need to provide proof of residence (copy of a utility bill, 

mortgage bill, etc) and a government issued I.D. 

Copperfield Annex Post Office can be reached at 281-859-9014, located at 

8825 Hwy 6 N. 

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(MG) MONTHLY HOMEOWNERS 

MEETING CHANGE 

Meetings have been moved to Wednesday nights. 

Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, 

January 10, 2018. Our February meeting will 

be Wednesday, February 7, 2018. Typically all 

meetings are scheduled the first Wednesday 

of the month. We encourage all homeowners 

to attend and see what sort of great things are 

happening with your community. Learn how you 

can be an important part of your community by 

volunteering with the many committees that need 

and want your help. 

(MG) FRIENDLY REMINDER 

REGARDING ASSESSMENT FEES 

Friendly reminder that your Annual Association 

Assessment Fees are coming due. Your annual 

assessment fees are due January 1 st and are 

considered late on February 1 st . After February 1 st , 

you are subjected to late penalties and/or interest 

fees. 

Northmead Village 

(NM) NEW YEARS QUOTE 

“Write it on your heart that every day is the 

best day in the year.” 

- Ralph Waldo Emerson 

We wish all Northmead Village residents a Happy and prosperous New Year and hope that 

one of your New Year’s Resolutions will be to meet one new neighbor and make them your 

friend in this coming year! 

Snow! 

Our Neighborhood experienced unexpected weather event in December, SNOW! Some 

neighbors shared their pictures with us…. Thanks to Ivan Amancio, Charles Silva and 

David Huezo for the aerial shots! 

We know that this time of year it may be hard to 

pay your assessment all at once. Therefore, the 

association offers payment plans up to 4 months. 

Please contact SCS Management at 281-463-1777 

to learn more about payment plans. 

(MG) A MESSAGE FROM 

THE BIRD COMMITTEE 

As a community, we homeowners must be vigilant 

to discourage migratory birds from nesting in 

trees on our personal property. Depending on 

the weather and the birds migration activity, now 

through February should be our months to take 

action. We should trim our trees and remove 

deadwood. If we see nests left from last season’s 

herons and egrets, we should remove those too. We 

should thin tree canopy to allow sunlight between 

limbs and other trees. This is the best deterrent to 

the birds. 

This past spring and summer, trees at several 

homes in Middlegate became a temporary home 

and breeding site for herons, cattle egrets and 

other migratory birds. These nesting birds created 

noise, odor and significant amounts of excrement. 

It is impossible to predict where the birds will 

nest next. But once they nest, they must be left 

alone. During nesting season, the birds cannot be 

disturbed. International treaties, federal law and 

state law protect them. 

The bird committee remains active year round 

to keep current on new developments. Watch 

this column and the official Middlegate site 

middlegatevillagehouston.nabrnetwork.com. 

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(NM) VOLUNTEERS - IT’S A GREAT TIME TO 

START A NEW YEAR AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS! 

I know it’s cold now but we are thinking ahead…We are putting together the 

Easter Egg Hunt Event for the Spring so sign up for that committee if you want to 

get involved. We all had so much fun last year and we hope to make it even better 

this year. It’s a fun new year in the neighborhood and a great time to get involved 

and make new friends. Please contact grahammanagement@sbcglobal.net if you 

can volunteer to help with planning and/or at the events. 

(NM) JOIN THE CROWD ON NEXTDOOR.COM 

Register at www.nextdoor.com. It only takes a few seconds to get up to date 

and checking out what is going on in the neighborhood. You can sell items, find 

lost pets, read a weekly share from Sgt. Lightfoot at the Sheriff’s office and get 

recommendations. It’s a great way to stay in touch. Join us! 

(NM) BRRRRR…. YOUR PETS GET COLD TOO! 

Remember, if it’s too cold for you, it’s probably too cold for your pet, so keep your 

animals inside. From the American Veterinary Association: 

• Smaller pets should be kept inside as much as possible. 

• Large or small, if your pet is shivering, you should bring them in immediately. 

• Owners of senior or arthritic pets should use extra care in cold weather. 

• Short haired breeds will do better with a sweater on walks and even longer 

haired breeds can benefit if the walk is a long one. 

• Warm cars are inviting to animals looking for a warm place in the cold. Make 

noise on your car before starting it to scare them away. 

• A cold car can act like a refrigerator by keeping cold in and intensifying it. When 

it’s cold outside, don’t leave pets in a car for more than a few minutes. 

• Clean up any spills from anti-freeze, it’s a sweet temptation to pets. 

• Check out what the Humane Society says about keeping your pet safe in cold 

weather. www.humanesociety.org/animals/resources/tips/protect_pets_winter. 

html. 

• Lost Pets! - It’s even more important to help lost pets find their way home in the 

cold weather. If you see or find a pet that is lost make sure it’s is safe and warm if 

you can do so safely, then snap a picture and put it on Nextdoor Neighborhood 

and remember to mention the location! We see beloved pets returned to their 

families every week on the message board. Remember all pets must be leashed 

when out and about in the neighborhood. 

(NM) UPCOMING EVENTS 

Crime Watch Meeting - January 16, 2018 

(see below for details) 

HOA Board meeting - Wednesday, 

January 24, 2018 (details below) 

(NM) NORTHMEAD HOLIDAY 

LIGHTS CONTEST WINNERS 

ANNOUNCED IN FEBRUARY 

We want to thank everyone that created all the 

sparkling lights that added so much joy to the 

holiday spirit in the neighborhood. We appreciate 

their hard work and effort and what an impressive 

effort it was! All the winners will be announced in 

the February newsletter along with photos. You will 

also be able to see the winners on the Northmead 

Village website, www.northmeadvillage.org. 

(NM) ADD US TO YOUR 2018 

CALENDAR! HOA BOARD MEETING 

SCHEDULE: 1/24/2018, 3/28/18, 

5/23/18, 7/25/18, 9/27/2018. 

Meetings of the Northmead Village Board of 

Directors are held the fourth Wednesday every 

other month and we encourage all residents to 

attend the meetings, either to address the Board 

or just to listen and know what is going on. The 

executive session begins at 6-6:30 PM with the open 

session starting at 6:30 PM. The meetings are held at 

the Copperfield Community Center located at 15409 

Willow River Drive. All residents are welcome and 

encouraged to attend the meetings. If you have a 

specific item that you would like to address with the 

Board, you may call Graham Management at 713- 

334-8000 or email them at grahammanagement@ 

sbcglobal.net to be added to the agenda. 


(NM) CRIME WATCH 

COPPERFIELD CRIME WATCH 

Crime Watch Meeting - January 16, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the 

Copperfield Community Center. 

(NM) MIGRATORY BIRD WATCH 

AND PREVENTION - JANUARY & 

FEBRUARY IS WATCH TIME! 

It’s time to begin work on the prevention of nesting Egrets and 

Herons in Northmead Village. The city of Ft. Worth has a great 

website full of prevention information and pictures of all the birds 

at http://fortworthtexas.gov/migratorybirds. 

October-January 

• Remove any old, abandoned nests. 

• Trim your trees. Remove deadwood, thin tree canopy to allow 

sunlight between limbs and other trees. 

January 

• Familiarize yourself with “sentry” birds. They are the first to 

arrive, looking for good nesting places. 

February-March 

• Watch for “sentry” birds and report sightings to your neighbors. 

• Each species has a different breeding period. Be on the lookout 

for these birds beginning at these times: 

February - Yellow-Crowned Night Heron 

March - Cattle Egret, Great Egret, Great Blue Heron, Little Blue 

Heron, Snowy Egret 

Check daily for birds and nesting material in your trees. 

• Begin scare tactics as soon as you see birds on or near your 

property. 

• Use noisemakers, water spray or shine lights at night. 

• Hang “scare eye” balloons or other moving objects in trees. 

• Use long poles, tennis balls or water hoses to disturb early 

nesting material. 

Do not harm birds or eggs. Migratory birds are protected by 

international treaty. Once birds begin sitting on nests, eggs are 

probably present. You cannot kill, harass, move or disturb the 

birds during nesting season. 

(NM) 2018 NORTHMEAD 

HOA 2018 ASSESSMENT 

It’s important to remember that your payment for the 2018 

annual assessment bill was due by January 1, 2018. If you 

anticipate a problem paying your assessment, please contact 

Graham Management to work out a payment plan BEFORE your 

account becomes delinquent. Unpaid accounts are subject to 

interest and additional collection costs. Save yourself additional 

fees by contacting Graham Management at 713-334-8000. 

• The easiest and fastest way to pay is online. Go to: www. 

grahammanagementhouston.com. You can pay online using 

either a credit card or an eCheck. 

• The bill you receive will also include a return envelope for those 

paying by mail and the address is: Payment Lockbox, P.O. Box 

879, Richmond, TX, 77406-0022. 

• If you use your own online bill payment system please be sure to 

update the remittance address as this is a new address. 

• Please be sure to include your account number on your check. 

• Make your check payable to Northmead Village Community 

Association. 

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(NM) DEED RESTRICTIONS ISSUES 

Educate yourself with the deed restrictions for our community. They are 

available for reading or download on the community website, under 

Documents and Forms, www.northmeadvillage.org/docs.html. 

GARBAGE CANS MUST BE STORED OUT OF SIGHT! Garbage pickup is scheduled 

for Tuesdays and Fridays, with the Friday pickup including recycling. Put 

trash out no earlier than the day before. 

(NM) HOME IMPROVEMENT REQUIREMENTS 

Home Improvement Requirements are available for reading or download on 

the community website, under Documents and Forms, www.northmeadvillage. 

org/docs.html. Please be familiar with them and remember that approval 

from the Board’s Architectural Review Committee must be obtained prior 

to any changes or improvements made to the exterior of your property. ARC 

application forms can be obtained on the website: www.northmeadvillage. 

org/docs.html. Before making improvements or changes that may be impacted 

by our deed restrictions, you can call Graham Management at 713-334-8000 

for assistance. They will be happy to advise you and provide forms needed for 

approval of your renovation. Remember that you (the owner) are responsible 

for the cost of removing or redoing any unapproved changes. 

(NM) NORTHMEAD VILLAGE WEBSITE 

Be sure to check out the Northmead Village website for all the latest news 

and information. Sometimes the newsletter doesn’t arrive in time to let 

you know what is up, so check out the website. You can find it here: www. 

northmeadvillage.org. 

Southcreek Village 

(SC) NOTE FROM THE BOARD 

Copperfield South Creek, please note that ACMP has moved offices to 15840 

FM 529. 

(SC) VIOLATIONS 

The South Creek Village Community Association has had a high increase of 

Deed Restriction Violations. Please be aware that the Association has recently 

granted leniency on deed restrictions due to Hurricane Harvey. However now 

is the time for homeowners in violation to correct the problems in order to 

prevent further action. 

“Would you want to live next door to a resident with deed restriction 

violations?” 

(SC) CONTACT INFORMATION 

The Southcreek Management Company is ACMP, Inc., 15840 FM 529, Houston, 

TX. 77095, Office phone 281-855-9867, Office fax 281-855-3411, website: www. 

acmpinc.com. 

If you need to contact the President of the Southcreek HOA, Director Zehler, 

you can reach him through email: Dennis.Southcreek@gmail.com. 

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We have a volunteer couple who has agreed to head up the garage sale for the 

upcoming future. As a result, we will have one spring and one fall garage sale 

each year. Every year the dates will be: 

1 st Saturday in April with a rainout date being the 2 nd Saturday for the Spring 

1 st Saturday in October and the rainout date of the 2 nd Saturday for the Fall. 

These are the only dates in which a garage sale can be held in Southcreek 

and garage sales will only be allowed on the 2 nd Saturday if it rains on the 1 st 

Saturday. 


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(SC) SOUTHCREEK BOARD MEETINGS 

Southcreek’s Board meetings are held on the third Monday of every 

month at the Autumn Laurel Pool Meeting Room at 6 PM. Please call ACMP 

at 281-855-9867 for more information. 

(SC) TEENS - OPPORTUNITY 

FOR VOLUNTEER HOURS? 

This Will Help Fulfill Your Service Hours 

We are in need of volunteers to keep our marquees updated with 

information. This would entail changing the letters on both sides of the 

marquees located in our parks. If you are in need for volunteer service 

hours, this is an easy way to fill your requirements. If interested, please 

contact Dennis Zehler at Dennis.Southcreek@gmail.com. 

(SC) REPORTING ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 

There are two ways to report suspicious activity. You can use the iWatch 

Harris County App. You can also call the Sheriff’s Department nonemergency 

number, 713-221-6000. 

iWATCH HARRIS COUNTY is a smart phone app designed to work with 

Android and iPhones. It allows citizens to report any persons or activities. 

Any tips can remain anonymous or citizens have the option to disclose 

their identity. Additional information is available at iwatchharriscounty. 

com. 

(SC) PARKS CLOSE AT SUNSET EACH DAY 

The Parks in our neighborhood close at dark. The Sheriff Department has 

requested that anyone who sees activity in one of our parks after dark, 

should report the activity to the Sheriff’s Department. Please call 713-221- 

6000 and once the recording starts, press “1.” Inform “dispatch” that you 

are reporting a suspicious person or suspicious activity in the Southcreek 

Village Park. You may request that the officer stop by your residence after 

the incident has been checked out, by letting the dispatch officer know 

this when you report the incident. 

(SC) STREETLIGHTS OUT? 

Please report outages of streetlights to Centerpoint Energy. Get the pole 

number, as well as the nearest Street address and call 713-207-2222. 

(SC) TRASH & RECYCLING PICKUP 

Southcreek trash pickup is on Tuesdays and Fridays. Southcreek has 

backdoor pickup. This means that our trashcans may be placed at the 

back of our driveway. We do not have to have our trashcans at the curb. 

Big items such as yard clippings and tree branches should be placed at 

the curb. 

Our deed restrictions state that all trash, including grass clippings, cannot 

be on the curb until 6 PM the night before pickup and your trashcans 

must be picked up from the curb by 6 PM, the day of pickup. So… you 

cannot have trash on the curb until Monday and Thursday nights until 6 

PM and everything must be removed from the curb by 6 PM on Tuesdays 

and Fridays. This includes any bags that contain lawn clippings. If you 

have a lawn service, have them place the bags behind your fence and 

not leave the clippings on the curb. 

Our recycling day is Tuesday. Please have your recycling bin at the curb by 

7 AM on Tuesdays. Please pick up your recycling by 6 PM on Tuesdays to 

comply with our deed restrictions. 

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(SD) HARRIS COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL 

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Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) has provided an update, following 

earlier communication with the Association, and site inspections. 

HCFCD will be performing a repair project at various locations throughout the 

drainage channel U106-08-00 (the creek running along Lowery Elementary). The 

project includes work on outfalls (the end sections at the creek of the corrugated iron 

pipes, that originate from the storm drains in our streets). Multiple sections of the 

concrete hike and bike trail will be removed in order for HCFCD to properly repair the 

failed drainage structures. Construction is tentatively scheduled for January 2018. 

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(SD) EMAIL 

Please register your email at www.coppperfield.org. It is imperative that the HOA be 

able to get in touch with as many residents as possible very quickly. We only have 200 

emails at this time. We will only send you an email when it is absolutely necessary, so 

please sign up today! 

(SD) ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW COMMITTEE 

Homeowners are reminded that approval from the Architectural Review Committee 

must be obtained before any changes or improvements are made to the exterior 

of your property. This includes painting and roof replacement, to name a few. 

Applications can be obtained from the www.coppperfield.org website. 

(SD) FROM THE BOARD 

The Board encourages homeowners to let them know if you are experiencing personal 

difficulties that prohibit you from properly maintaining your home or paying your 

HOA fees. Life happens. If you are going through a sickness, financial crisis or some 

other life challenge, please let us know so we can address the issue on a case-by-case 

basis. Contact Graham Management at grahammanagement@sbcglobal.net. 

Board meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM, at 

the Copperfield Community Center, 15409 Willow River Drive, Houston, Texas 77095. 

Contact Graham Management to be placed on the agenda. 

(SD) TRASH DAY 

Southdown Village has backdoor trash pick-up on Tuesday and Friday. Recycling is 

on Tuesday. Trash and recycling bins must be stored out of view until the evening 

before trash day. Failure to do so may result in a violation of deed restrictions. 

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Westcreek Village 

(WC) WESTCREEK BOARD 

Meetings - 4 th Tuesday at 6:30 PM 

Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

WESTCREEK CRIME WATCH COMMITTEE 

Meetings - 3 rd Monday at 6 PM 

Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS 

Please add the following to your list of resolutions to make 2018 the best 

year possible for our community: 

• Be extra vigilant throughout the year but especially in January because 

trends indicate a rise in crime during this month. 

•Lock doors, windows, garages and vehicles at all times. 

• Remove all valuables - purses, cell phones, briefcases, computers, 

passports, navigation devices - from vehicles. Never leave guns in your 

vehicle. 

• Park vehicles in the garage or driveway, not on the street, to help with 

traffic flow and to keep our kids safe. There are some cul-de-sacs an 

emergency vehicle such as a fire truck cannot access because of the 

vehicles parked on the street blocking entry. 

• Record serial numbers on electronics, bikes, lawn equipment & tools. 

Etch name and address on items targeted by thieves. 

• Take photos of expensive items and jewelry. This can help with the 

recovery of stolen items brought to pawn shops. 

• Westcreek Village is a no solicitation neighborhood so to report 

suspicious individuals, vehicles or activity call the nonemergency 

number 713-221-6000 option #6. When possible, write down license plate 

numbers and a description of the vehicle. Program the non-emergency 

Sheriff Department’s number in the cell phone of all family members. See 

something suspicious, say something. 

• Join the WCCW Committee for its monthly meeting the 3 rd Monday of 

the month at the Forest Heights poolroom at 6 PM. The meeting lasts less 

than an hour and is a good way to discuss crime prevention tips which 

apply to our neighborhood. For more information contact our chairperson 

at lberger@comcast.net. 

WESTCREEK LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE 

Meetings - 2 nd Monday of every month at 6:30 PM 

Location - Forest Heights Pool Meeting Room 

The Westcreek Landscape Committee meets on the 2 nd Monday 

every month. If you are interested in helping make a difference in our 

neighborhood and would like to become part of the group, we welcome 

and encourage your attendance and hope to see you there - there is 

always room for you! 

Comments, suggestions or questions regarding common areas or 

other landscape topics are always welcome. Please contact Graham 

Management at 713-334-8000 - they will forward your message, request 

or information to the committee. A member will then get back with you to 

answer your questions or concerns. 

Also, you may have noticed a new service provider performing the 

community maintenance work. LMS has replaced Pampered Lawns 

effective back in November. We welcome LMS as a partner in making our 

neighborhood a better place to call home. 

HOLIDAY DECORATIONS 

Best front door: 

1 st place: 7939 Emerald Bluff Ct 

2 nd placeP: 17530 Tall Maple 

All around: 

1 st place: 17835 Mossy Ridge 

2 nd place: 7903 Regal Spruce 

3 rd place: 7819 Pebble Run 

Best House: 

1 st place: 17919 Shady Bridge Ct. 

2 nd place: 17923 Calm Brook Ct. 

Holiday 

Decoration 

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Winners! 

Thanks to everyone that decorated their home and yards for the holidaythere 

were several AWESOME and beautiful homes decorated throughout 

Westcreek! Please remember to take down and store your outdoor holiday 

lighting and decorations by the 15 th of this month. 


2018 SCHEDULE 

If you haven’t started a feeding calendar or outdoor care schedule or have 

not transferred previous schedules to this years’ calendar then now would 

be a good time to do so. A great lawn and garden fertilization schedule 

(either conventional or organic) can be obtained online at: www.ktrh.com/ 

articles/gardenline-fertilizer-schedule-478564. This can be used as a basis 

for scheduling garden feedings as well as planting events or even vegetable 

harvests that you can then record/track and ensure timely completion of. 

MONARCH BUTTERFLIES 

If you have spent any time outdoors over the past several weeks surely you 

will have noticed many beautiful butterflies, Monarch as well as others, 

that are on their way south for the cooler months. We as homeowners 

need to take care and not allow these visitors to become too comfortable 

as they pass through - many species of butterflies are attracted to 

milkweed, which can be harmful to them. If you have planted a tropical 

variety of milkweed to attract these visitors, unfortunately it does not die 

off when temperatures grow cooler and a parasite can be passed on to 

the butterflies that stay around our area due to the milkweed that is still 

available to them. Please cut back any milkweed you may have growing 

in your garden areas. The Monarchs will be encouraged to continue their 

journey southward for the winter if they cannot find a plentiful food source. 

More information can be found via the following link: www.sciencemag. 

org/news/2015/01/plan-save-monarch-butterflies-backfires. 

LAWN/GARDEN CARE 

Reminder, cold nights will surely be upon us in January - so please be 

prepared! If you have tropical plants or specimens that are sensitive to 

temperatures near or below freezing, they will require special attention if 

you intend to enjoy their presence come next spring and summer. 

• Obtain or create frost covers or sheets (made of fabric, NOT plastic). 

• Have the covers readily available to avoid delays if coverage is needed. 

The very cold weather usually roars in with little warning. 

• Be sure the root ball area of all plants is thoroughly protected with mulch. 

• Water plants thoroughly the night prior of cold weather, the moisture 

actually protects the roots. 

• Avoid anti-siphon valve damage! If you can, it pays to turn off the 

water supply to your irrigation system completely when sub-freezing 

temperatures threaten without having to interrupt supply to your entire 

home. Adequate irrigation this time of year can usually be performed 

manually only once weekly. 

CLEAN-UP/PRUNING 

• The ideal time to begin shrub/bush pruning is in late February. Early to 

mid-February for Crape Myrtles, White Oaks and Azaleas is the ideal time. 

Heavy pruning on Roses is also best in February, not January. 

• Dead ground cover like Lantana if not already pruned back can be pruned 

all the way to its base now as its root ball is still alive and will not be spurred 

into new growth until mid-spring. Dead flowers in bedding areas must be 

removed now if not already. 

• Heavy tree trimming of Live Oaks, Pear or Elm trees should be performed 

NOW, before mid-March, after the threat of freeze has left the area for the 

season. 

• DO NOT “TOP” cut the tree! 

• Remember that if you know a large tree is dead due to disease or age 

and will NOT be coming back come springtime, immediate removal is 

recommended, regardless of the time of year. 

COOL WEATHER PLANTING AND WORK 

• Enrich soil in bedding areas now where new plants will be placed come 

spring, before the plants and mulch are laid down in these areas. 

• The cooler months are perfect for planting herbs that are best suited for 

cooler months. Ideal herbs include Cilantro, Rosemary, French Sorrel, all 

parsleys, Creeping winter savory or Chervil. Basil will NOT do well at all in 

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• Cyclamen are great-looking flowers that do really well in the colder 

months and can be found now until early February. These flowers 

even do well in hot spring months in shaded areas, as long as they are 

adequately watered. Pansies may also do well as long as they are covered 

during a freeze. 

• Quince (chaenomeles) are a hedge-type bush that provide beautiful 

flowers, although they are like roses and come with thorns, so beware! 

Calendula, Candytuft (iberis), English daisy (Bellis perennis), Heath (don’t 

over-water these!) ornamental Kale, Snapdragons, Stock and Viola are 

wonderful for the bedding and garden areas and all do well in the cooler 

months. 

• Heavy landscape work such as tree removal, lawn leveling, irrigation 

installation or excavation work should be performed now before it gets 

hot again. 

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(mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate and the name of your 

newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you want on your form. 

Please make sure your email is correct, we send emails in the summer to 

make sure all the info is still good and that you want to stay on the list. If 

we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we will remove you from the list 

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School News 

CY-FAIR ISD IMPORTANT DATES 

Through January 4 th - Student/Staff Holiday 

January 5 th - Professional Day 

January 8 th - Classes Resume 

January 15 th - Student/Staff Holiday 

Pre-Schools 

COPPERFIELD CHURCH WEEKDAY PRESCHOOL 

Copperfield Church’s Weekday Preschool program will begin registering 

for the 2018-2019 school year in February. Our currently enrolled 

families and Copperfield Church members will register on January 25 th . 

Registration will open to the general public on Monday, February 5 th . For 

those interested in touring the facility, tours will be given at 10:30 AM on 

the following dates: January 25 th , 30 th and February1st. 

Children ages 18 months through 5 years of age will learn of God’s love 

through Bible stories, prayer, Bible activities, arts, crafts, music and 

playtime. The 4 and 4/5 year old classes use the ABEKA curriculum and 

other sources. You may call us at 281-853-9658 for more information. The 

church is located at 8350 Highway 6 North. 

GENESIS ACADEMY LOCATED AT 

PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

The Genesis Academy is registering for the 2018 school year. We offer 

a mixed age classroom for children ages 3-5. Our Preschool Program 

is from 9 AM-1 PM and we offer 2, 3, 4 or 5 day classes. Our child care is 

from 6:30 AM-6 PM, M-F. We are a State Licensed facility located at 16650 

Longenbaugh Drive. Please call the office at 281-859-6200 to schedule a 

tour. Website: www.thegenesisacademy.com. 

Special Events: 

Ballet and movement lessons - weekly 

Piano lessons with Pastor Semro - weekly 

Chapel with Pastor Semro - weekly 

Football Friday - learn about the city where our Texans will be playing on 

Sunday 

CLUB T3 REGISTRATION FOR 

SPRING 2018 IS NOW OPEN! 

This after school program and ministry of Lifepath Church, focuses on 

three principles - teaching, training and tutoring. These principles are 

accomplished through partnerships with the children’s families, the 

community and the staff and volunteers of Lifepath Church. 

Our staff and volunteers provide a safe, structured and positive 

environment that allows children to thrive emotionally, spiritually, 

socially and educationally. The program emphasizes training children 

in Christian values for problem solving, relationship building and life 

application. Tutoring and homework assistance, provided by staff and 

volunteers, improves children’s school experience by continuing to build 

a strong educational foundation. 

Club T3 follows the CFISD school calendar and serves all children, K-5 th 

grade at just $40/month, Monday through Friday from 4 PM to 6 PM. For 

registration or more information contact Jackie Martinez at 281-855-0222 

or visit our website: www.lifepathHouston.com. 

CORNERSTONE UMC PRESCHOOL 

REGISTRATION ANNOUNCEMENT 

Cornerstone United Methodist Church Preschool has been serving the 

Copperfield area since 1985. Cornerstone is a State Licensed facility 

operating five half days a week. We offer programs for children 18 months 

through five-year-old preschoolers. All children are welcome regardless of 

race, sex, religion or nationality. 

CUMC Preschool will be offering tours every Wednesday at 10 AM 

beginning January 17 th and continuing through February 7 th . Join 

the Preschool directors in the gym where they will answer questions and 

discuss our program (curriculum, activities, special events, schedules, 


etc.) with interested families in the community. Families that attend one 

of our tours can register before our open family registration. Come and 

find out how! 

Open family registration for those not attending a tour will be held on 

Thursday, February 8 th at 11 AM in gym. We are located at 18081 West 

Road behind CVS at Barker Cypress and West Road. For further information, 

please call 281-859-1612. 

Private Schools 

Epiphany Lutheran School welcomed the marching band from Lutheran 

High North to our campus this fall for a fun day of entertainment. Our 

advanced band joined the marching band to entertain crowds both on our 

campus and on the football field for Friday Night Lights. We are proud to 

announce that three of our advanced band students have been accepted 

into the Houston Area Private School Honor Band. 

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In November, Epiphany 

Lutheran School honored 

the Veterans in our 

community with a student 

led luncheon and musical 

entertainment. Our 

middle school adopted 

our neighboring CFISD 

elementary school and at 

Christmastime we were 

able to share a Christmas 

treat with each student and 

Epiphany Lutheran School: On December 1 st , our middle school and their 

families enjoyed Games Night, an evening of fun and fellowship playing 

board games and enjoying time together. 

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EPIPHANY LUTHERAN SCHOOL 

If a small class size, Christian environment and well-rounded education 

is what you want for your student, I invite you to attend our Open House 

on January 24 th , from 8:30 AM-12 PM. This is an opportunity to spend 

“a day in life of a King,” tour our campus, sit in a class and meet with 

current parents to learn more about our Epiphany family. Applications 

for the 2018-19 school year will be accepted beginning January 29, 

2018. For more information, call 713-896-1843 or visit our website www. 

epiphanylutheranschool.org. 

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Covenant Academy 8 th 

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Covenant Academy 10 th and 

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part in a scavenger hunt 

at the Lanier Theological 

Library in November. 

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During our Veteran’s Day Chapel, we honored the veterans among us 

and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The Charge of the Light 

Brigade was recited by 6 th grade, a psalm was recited by 4 th grade, Pre-K 

and Kinder classes treated us to “He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands” 

and a Rhetoric student shared her reflection on “What it Means to Serve.” 

The seniors ended the celebration by distributing red carnations with 

handmade thank you cards from our first grade class. We are so thankful 

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COVENANT ACADEMY 

CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 

Covenant Academy is a classical Christian K-12, college preparatory 

school serving Cypress and the surrounding areas. We are a community 

committed to partnering with families to train and raise up the next 

generation of leaders equipped to impact our culture. We invite you to 

visit our school and to experience first-hand the difference a classical 

education can make! 

Thursday, February 8, 2018: High School Preview at 7 PM 

It’s never too early to plan for the future. Please join us to learn more about 

Covenant’s High School program... the beginning, the end and everything 

in between. Topics for the night include: Academics - Great Books, Great 

Ideas and Great Conversations, Overview of College Advising at Covenant, 

Voices of Experience, DC Trip and Grand Tour. Walk-ins are welcome, 

online registrations are preferred. 

Thursday, February 15, 2018: Be a “Patriot for a Day!” 

Prospective students will shadow a Covenant student in their current 

grade level for either a half day (Grammar School: Grades 1 to 6) or whole 

day (Upper School: Grades 7 to 12). 

Thursday, February 15, 2018: Kinder Round-Up from 9-10:30 AM 

Prospective Kinder students and their parents are invited to spend the 

morning in our Kindergarten classroom participating in activities and 

lessons designed to give you the opportunity to experience Covenant 

Academy. 

For more information and to RSVP, please visit CovenantAcademyHouston. 

org or call 281-373-2233. The school address is 11711 Telge Rd near the 

intersection of 290 and Telge. 

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Langham Creek High School 

FROM LANGHAM CREEK HIGH SCHOOL 

LOBO BAND & COLOR GUARD 

We can’t thank you enough for your donations to our 2017 Winter Concert & 

Silent Auction: Share The Flare, Aramark Sports & Entertainment Division, 

All State Insurance/Osualdo Torres, Pak N Ship, The Royal Standard, 

Embroidery/Kathy Riley, Color Street/Ana Reese, Dynamos, Fine Gifts/ 

Linda Collins, Monarch Trophy & Awards, Flying Vine, Orchid Florist, What’s 

On Your Mind Design/Denise Bridges, Fine Gifts/Janette Martinez, Richard 

Herron Art, Fine Gifts/Jody Pollos, Pink Petro, Ruby Ribbon, Peli Peli, Draw 

& Paint With Mishta/Mishta Smalley, Images Salon, Beyond Bronze Tan & 

Hair Salon/Nikki Baldwin, PSN Design/Pam Nunez, Vinyl Works! Word Art 

& Signs/Beth Wentworth, Messina Hof Winery, Mud Minnow Guide Fishing/ 

Denise Posey, Pine Cove Christian Camp, Santa Tyre/Tyre Oliphant, The 

Wine Man/David Maggard, Cupcake Cowgirls, Olive Garden, Smart Drinks 

& Nutrition, Uchi/Uchiko, Sleep Inn & Suites NW Freeway, Kat Mack 

Photography, Robin Jackson Photography, Amy’s Ice Cream, Some Like 

It Hot Yoga, Skeeters Baseball, Mary Kay/Kellye Slatton, Ace Hardware, 

Karbach, Republic/Jim Barrackman, Merle Norman, Astros, Vicky Lynns, 

Aspire Tutoring, Himalaya Bazaar, Elaine’s Florist & Gift Baskets/Elaine 

Nevarez, Cake Fine Pastry/Liz Hale, Rockets, Villasport Cypress, Lipsense/ 

Karyn Hughes, Lux Nail Spa, Target, Aerodrome, Cinemark, Copperfield 

Bowl, Cynthia Woods Pavilion, Track 21, The Cheese Bar, Chipotle, Panera, 

Pappas Restaurants, Spirit Yard Signs/Denise Bridges, Great Southern 

Music, Fine Gifts/Jeannine Henry, Revived Glory Awards/Lucy Wiedenfeld, 

All Occasion Cards/Ana Reese, Houston National/Sterling Golf Club, Four 

Seasons Day Spa, Tshirt Quilt/Carolyn Shimoda, Painting With A Twist, 

French Quarter, Rodan+Fields/Heather Mayer, Monat Wine & Wash Party/ 

Margaret Foster, Mark Dimas Realty Group, Portrait Art/Brian Sitterly, 

D’vine Wine Bar. 


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Cy-Fair ISD 

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CFISD MENTOR PROGRAM 

The CFISD Mentor Program is a cooperative effort of volunteers 

from businesses, faith-based and/or non-profit organizations, 

the community and the school district designed to encourage 

students (elementary through high school) to finish school and 

focus on future education and career goals. A mentor is a suitable 

role model committed to helping a student with his/her academic 

and social development. Mentors meet with students one-onone 

for approximately 30 minutes each week. Currently, over 700 

mentors are matched with students. Mentors must be 18 years or 

older. 

To become a mentor, you must attend a training session 

(REGISTER), complete a global volunteer/mentor application and 

consent to a criminal history record check. 

Training Sessions - Registration is REQUIRED. 

• Register for a training session. 

• If you would like to schedule mentor training at your place 

of business, please contact the Community Engagement 

department, Leslie Francis, Director of Marketing and Business 

Relations at 281-894-3950. 

• A volunteer portal account will be created for you in Raptor once 

you have been approved as a mentor (this is the system that the 

front desk will use at the school in order to give you a nametag). 

Your login information will then be sent to you by Raptor via email. 


Langham Creek High School head football coach Todd Thompson (left) is 

honored as a finalist for the John Kelley Coach of the Year Award by the 

Touchdown Club of Houston. Presenting the finalist plaque to Thompson 

is Keith Kilgore, a Touchdown Club Board member. 

Cy-Fair High School head football coach Ed Pustejovsky (center) is joined 

by his fellow winners at the annual Touchdown club of Houston UIL awards 

dinner. Pustejovsky received the John Kelley Coach of the Year Award, as 

he led the Bobcats to the Class 6A Division II semifinals. Offensive Player of 

the Year was Fort Bend Ridge Point tight end Mustapha Muhammad (left) 

and Defensive Player of the Year was Spring Westfield defensive tackle 

Keondre Coburn. 

CY-FAIR’S ED PUSTEJOVSKY 

NAMED TOUCHDOWN CLUB 

COACH OF THE YEAR 

Cy-Fair High School head football coach Ed 

Pustejovsky earned the top coaching award by 

the Touchdown Club of Houston, as he received 

the John Kelley Coach of the Year Award at the 

38 th annual awards dinner, held December 13 th 

at the JW Marriott. 

Cypress Ranch High School senior offensive lineman Colten Blanton (left) 

is honored as a finalist for the Dick Peebles Offensive Player of the Year 

Award by the Touchdown Club of Houston. Presenting the finalist plaque 

to Thompson is Keith Kilgore, a Touchdown Club Board member. 

Pustejovsky’s win is the first for CFISD since 

former Bobcats head coach Ronny Peacock 

was named Coach of the Year in 1999. “Coach 

Pustejovsky is very deserving of the Houston 

Touchdown Club’s Coach of the Year award,” 

said Ray Zepeda, director of athletics. “He and 

his staff have been a model of excellence and 

consistency over the course of many seasons.” 

Langham Creek head coach Todd Thompson 

was a finalist for the coaching award after he 

lead the Lobos to an 11-2 season and berth in 

the Class 6A Division II Region III final. They 

met Cy-Fair in a historic all-CFISD regional 

championship game. 

Cy-Fair High School senior linebacker Jace Bobo (left) was a finalist for the 

Clark Nealon Defensive Player of the Year Award by the Touchdown Club of 

Houston. He and Bobcats head football coach Ed Pustejovsky represented 

Cy-Fair at the awards dinner. 

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CFISD also had finalists for the two player 

awards. Cy-Fair senior linebacker Jace Bobo 

was nominated for the Clark Nealon Defensive 

Player of the Year Award, while Cypress Ranch 

senior offensive lineman Colten Blanton was a 

finalist for the Dick Peebles Offensive Player of 

the Year Award. 


attend most classes free (with some requiring only 

a nominal event, supply or entrance fee) as well as 

take advantage of extra perks at the college and in 

the area, such as discounts at plays, concerts, movies 

and restaurants. For a course schedule, information 

and to register for classes, visit the Continuing 

Education office in the Center for Academic and 

Student Affairs (CASA) 116 or go to LoneStar.edu/ 

cyfair-ALL. 

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9191 BARKER CYPRESS RD. 

IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTER FOR WINTER MINI-MESTER AND SPRING! 

LSC-CyFair offers affordable and flexible options to earn degrees, workforce certificates 

and more with classes available day, night, weekends, on campus or online. Registration 

continues for spring semester with classes that begin Jan. 16, 2018. Register now at the 

Barker Cypress campus located at 9191 Barker Cypress, the LSC-Fairbanks Center location 

located at 14955 Northwest Freeway or the LSC-Cypress Center located at 19710 Clay Road. 

Registration is also available online at LoneStar.edu/registration or call 281-290-3200 or 

832-782-5000 for information. For Weekend College information, call 832-482-1070 or go 

to LoneStar.edu/weekend-college. 

A.L.L. OPEN HOUSE FOR SENIORS 50 AND BETTER SET JAN. 12 TH 

It’s time for active adults 50 and better to enjoy making new friends as well as a wide variety 

of classes, day trips, activities and experiences in the Academy for Lifelong Learning (A.L.L.) 

at Lone Star College-CyFair. The A.L.L. Open House is set for 10 AM to noon Jan. 12 th on the 

campus at 9191 Barker Cypress. The annual membership fee of $20 allows members to 

LIBRARY OFFERS FUN FOR EVERYONE 

The Harris County Public Library Lone Star College- 

CyFair Branch offers children, teens and adults a 

variety of monthly book clubs, workshops, blogs, 

programs, storytimes and activities year round. Go 

online to LoneStar.edu/library for information. 

 

PARKING PERMITS AVAILABLE FOR LSC VISITORS, 

GUESTS AND LIBRARY PATRONS 

Visitors, guests and library patrons may park without 

a permit in designated visitor parking areas. However, 

a daily or yearly permit is now available allowing for 

extended parking privileges at Lone Star College 

System campuses. Vehicles must be registered with 

LSCS to get a valid parking permit, to park in LSCS 

lots and to avoid receiving a citation. To register, you 

will need your vehicle’s license plate number, make, 

model and color. Go to LoneStar.edu/Parking for 

complete information on parking permits, call 281- 

765-7836 or email parking@lonestar.edu. 


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GIRL SCOUTS OF SAN JACINTO COUNCIL 

COPPER CREEK MEADOWS COMMUNITY 

Girl Scouting is open to all girls ages 5 (must be in kindergarten) through 

18 who are willing to accept the Girl Scout Promise and law. Copper 

Creek Meadows Community serves girls in the residence areas for the 

elementary schools listed below, as well as the corresponding middle 

and high schools. Home schooled and private school students are always 

welcome. Our elementary schools are: Birkes, Fiest, Hairgrove, Horne, 

Kirk, Lee, Lieder, Lowery, Metcalf, Owens, Tipps, Wilson, St. Elizabeth Ann 

Seton, Texas Christian School and Christian Life Center. 

More information about Girl Scouts may be found on the Girl Scouts of San 

Jacinto Council website, www.gssjc. The Council phone number is 713- 

292-0300. For information on the Copper Creek Meadows Community, 

please contact coppercreekmeadowsgirlscouts@gmail.com. Girl Scouts 

builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a 

better place. 

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - COPPERHEAD DISTRICT 

For 100 years, Scouting programs have instilled in youth the values found 

in the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Today, these values are just as relevant 

in helping youth grow to their full potential as they were in 1910. Scouting 

helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership 

skills, outdoor skills and citizenship skills that influence their adult lives. 

The Boy Scouts of America provides youth with programs and activities 

that allow them to: 

• Try new things. 

• Provide service to others. 

• Build self-confidence. 

• Reinforce ethical standards. 

Scouting provides youth with a sense that they are important as 

individuals while promoting activities that lead to personal responsibility 

and high self-esteem. As a result, when hard decisions have to be made, 

peer pressure can be resisted and the right choices can be made. 

Scouting provides a rewarding experience for boys ages 5 to 21. Scouting 

through the local Packs and Troops teach outdoor and life skills which help 

our youth Be Prepared. Your area is serviced by the BSA Sam Houston Area 

Counsel - Copperhead District which includes 23 Cub Scout Packs (boys 5 

to 10 years old), 13 Troops (boys from 11 to 18 years old) and 10 Venturing 

units (boys and girls from 14 to 21). Our Units typically meet weekly. 

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Many of our units are supported by the local Elementary Schools including: 

Birkes, Copeland, Duryea, Fiest, Hemmingway, Holmsley, Horne, Jowell, 

Lowery, Metcalf, Owens, Postma, Robinson, Sheridan, Tipps, Walker and Wilson. 

Other Community groups include: Autumn Creek Baptist Church, 

Beck and Masten Automotive, Cornerstone United Methodist Church, 

Copperfield Church, Crossbridge Church, Cy-Fair Kiwanis Club, Deerfield 

Village HOA, LDS Bear Creek and Copperfield Wards, Middlegate Village 

HOA, Peace Community Church, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 

and Thornton Middle School. 

Please contact Brendan Cronin, Copperhead District Executive (713-756- 

3383 or email brendan.cronin@scouting.org) or to go www.copperhead. 

shac.org to find join a Scouting unit near you. 

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 10 

Boy Scout Troop 10 meets every Tuesday night during the school year 

at the West Houston Church of Christ on West Road and Queenston. Our 

meetings begin at 7 PM. We spend our time working on merit badges, 

planning for our monthly camp outs and having fun!! Now is the perfect 

time to join us and get started on this fabulous journey! If you have a son 

in the 6 th grade or higher that would like to join in the fun and adventure 

please contact us. Our website is www.troopwebhost.org/Troop10Houston 

and our email is Troop10Houston@gmail.com. 

BOY SCOUT TROOP 3 

Boys, are you yearning for exciting outdoor programs that stir your 

imagination and interest? How about camping, fishing, canoeing, hiking, 

backpacking and off-road biking? Do you want to learn wilderness 

survival, cooking, first aid, orienteering and shooting skills? Scouting is 

Fun… with a Purpose - where boys grow into men instilled with values 

of duty to God and Country, community service, citizenship, leadership 

and self-confidence. Troop 3 is a boy-lead troop where the boys plan an 

exciting year-round outdoor program. We camp monthly and include 

rock climbing, backpacking and canoeing. Troop 3 also participates in a 

weeklong winter camp, as well as a weeklong summer camp. 

We welcome all young men, 11-18 years old to visit Boy Scout Troop 

3 at 7:00 PM Monday nights at Richard & Meg Weekley Community 

Center located at 8440 Greenhouse Road, Cypress. No previous scouting 

experience needed! Come see for yourself what Boy Scouts has to offer 

and visit with the Scouts to learn more about our troop. 

Please visit our website www.houstontroop3.com for more information. 


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Sports 

HOMESCHOOL BASEBALL 

The West Houston Thunder is a baseball program for homeschool boys 

between the ages of 8-18. Spring registration is now open and ends January 

31 st . We offer baseball programs for Elementary, Intermediate, Junior 

High, Junior Varsity and Varsity level competition. We regularly compete 

against schools, leagues, select teams and other homeschool teams. Our 

practice location is Memorial Ashford Little League, 12900 Westmere Drive, 

Houston. Contact WHThunderInfo@gmail.com for more information. 

TEXAS TERRAPINS SWIM TEAM 

Start the New Year off right! If you’re interested in joining a fun and 

competitive swim team, Texas Terrapins Swim Team has year-round open 

enrollment. Register in January for the Spring Season. Take the time to 

check us out and you will see why TTST is… a Stroke Above the Rest! Need 

more information: Email: join@texasterrapins.com, call 832-736-5497 or 

check out our website at www.texasterrapins.com under upcoming events. 

NORTHWEST FLYERS YOUTH TRACK CLUB 

HOLDS REGISTRATION FOR 31 ST SEASON 

The Northwest Flyers Youth Track Club will celebrate its 31 st Anniversary 

Season by hosting its annual free Registration/Orientation breakfast on 

Saturday, February 3, 2018, for all boys and girls who are interested in 

joining for the 2018 track season. The breakfast starts promptly at 8:30 AM 

at the Cypress Creek Christian Community Center Forum located at 6823 

Cypresswood Dr., Spring, TX, 77379. 

The event is an opportunity for youth athletes to register for the 2018 

spring/summer track season and to meet the Northwest Flyers coaches, 

staff and other new and returning athletes. The event will be highlighted 

by a special presentation from a member of the USA Track &Field Olympic 

organization (USATF). All athletes and parents who wish to join the 

Northwest Flyers must attend the orientation. 

The Northwest Flyers Track Club is a youth (ages 6 -18) track club, affiliated 

with USA Track & Field (USATF), that provides a full program of sanctioned 

“track” events such as sprints, hurdles, middle distance, distance and 

relays and sanctioned “field” events such as long jump, triple jump, high 

jump, pole vault, shot put, discus and javelin. 

For additional information on the Northwest Flyers Track Club, please visit 

the team website at www.northwestflyers.org, contact Linette Roach at 

linette.roach@sbcglobal.net or “Like” the club on Facebook. 

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! 

LW Sports Jr. Rocket’s Spring Basketball & Cheerleading 

Who can play? Anyone ages 4-13! (age as of Sept. 1, 2017) 

Cost: $75 per person 

Includes reversible Rockets Jersey and a ticket to a Rockets basketball 

game! For more info & to Register visit: www.livingword.church/sports 

USA FIT CYPRESS 

Are you a runner? Are you a fitness walker? Do you want to be? USA Fit 

Cypress is a friendly, no pressure group training for a variety of marathons 

and half marathons throughout the year. Even if you’ve never run a step 

before, training with our group will help you conquer mental and physical 

barriers you never thought possible. Beginner, walker, seasoned runner? 

No matter your conditioning or pace, we have a place for you. Over the 

course of six months, our coaches will help you achieve your personal best 

in a non-intimidating, fun and safe environment. 


We will provide a weekly training schedule and opportunities for group 

training throughout the week with our distance runs on Saturday 

morning at Pope Elementary on Bridgeland Lake Parkway in Bridgeland. 

Registration for our Winter Season is open and the programs officially 

began June 3 rd . Visit us at www.usafitcypress.com to register or for more 

information. 

CYPRESS RUNNING CLUB 

Cypress Running Club is based in Coles Crossing, just north of 290 off of 

Barker Cypress. We welcome runners of all abilities. We offer a Couch-to- 

5k training plan for those new to running, as well as training plans for half 

and full marathons. Come meet lots of other Cypress residents and find 

some new running buddies. Distance runs are on Saturday mornings 

and start at Sampson Elementary, right off of Coles Crossing Dr. For more 

information and to sign up, please visit http://cypressrunningclub.com 

and find us on Facebook. 

TRACK HOUSTON YOUTH TRACK CLUB 

Track Houston is the nation’s largest and most successful youth track and 

field organization. Our goal is to assist interested boys and girls ages 6 to 18 

years old in improving their physical fitness and mental stamina. We have 

multiple practice sites in the Greater Houston area including McMeans 

Junior High School in Katy and Cypress Lakes High School in Cypress. Visit 

www.trackhouston.com to register for a location near you. 

NETBALL CLUBS 

Houston Shooting Stars welcomes ladies, men and youth to join in, play 

and learn netball, Tuesday nights at The British School of Houston. 

We are also looking for interested players, adults and youth to play in a 

new Katy Netball club. No experience necessary. For more information, 

go to our facebook page, Houston Shooting Stars Netball Club or www. 

netballamerica.com or contact houstonnetball@netballamerica.com for 

further information. 

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CY-FAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION 

Cy-Fair Sports Association is having registration for baseball, football, 

cheerleading and soccer. Please see our website for more information 

www.cy-fairsports.org. 

WESTSIDE GOLF LEAGUE 

Westside Golf League is actively encouraging new members. We invite you 

to join us every Tuesday morning at Cinco Ranch Golf Club. Our purpose 

is to allow ladies of all levels to meet new friends and have fun while 

improving golfing skills. For more information, contact Sue Crookson at 

281-392-4913 scrookson@houston.rr.com or Yana Dommert at 281-394- 

2481 yana@entouch.net. 

LADIES GOLF 

A new ladies golf group is now forming at Cypress Lakes Golf Club. No 

handicaps required. This will be a casual ladies golf outing to improve your 

game and make some new friends. Play will be on Thursday mornings at 

9. For information please email ladiesgolf4fun@gmail.com or call Cypress 

Lakes Golf Club at 281-304-8515. 

WEST HOUSTON RUGBY CLUB 

West Houston Rugby Club offers excellent opportunities for players of 

all ages from minis to adults to participate in one of America’s fastest 

growing sports. Our coaches are fully accredited with USA Rugby and 

include former European premiership players. We are a not for profit club 

with a mission to provide outstanding club management, a fun social 

environment and the feeling of a rugby family. Registration is now open 

for the 2017/2018 season at www.westhoustonrugby.com. Enquiries 

may be sent to info@westhoustonrugby.com. Come and join the fastest 

growing club in Houston! 


Community Events 

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Festivals 

CALL FOR ARTISTS: 

BAYOU CITY ART FESTIVAL MEMORIAL PARK 2018 

Bayou City Art Festival, produced by Art Colony Association, Inc. (ACA), is inviting 

artists from around the country to submit applications and have the opportunity 

to showcase their art at the nation’s premier spring outdoor fine art event 

Friday-Sunday, March 23-25, 2018. 

ACA produces Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park in the spring and Bayou 

City Art Festival Downtown in the fall. Now entering its 47 th year, ACA has 

provided a venue for over 20,000 artists to showcase their work to thousands 

of art lovers from all over the world. Patrons have the opportunity to personally 

meet the artist, view original works and purchase world class art. The festival 

benefits local non-profits and features music, food, beverages, entertainment, 

a Children’s Creative Zone and much more for people of all ages to come and 

enjoy the city and the festival. 

Twice a year, over 1,000 qualified applicants from 19 different disciples submit 

their applications to be reviewed by the ACA jurors. For each festival, a new juror 

panel is invited and consists of artists, collectors and industry professionals. 

The panel of five to seven jurors are selected based on their specific interests, 

professional knowledge and background with the festival. Only 300 artists will 

be selected to exhibit at the 2018 Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park. Cash 

Prizes are awarded for “Best in Show,” second and third, as selected by onsite 

judges. Ribbons are awarded for “Best Booth” and all winners receive jury 

exempt status for two years as well as priority booth placement. 

Volunteer and sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, 

please visit www.artcolonyassociation.org. For updates on social media, follow 

the official event hashtags #HouArtFest and #BCAF, like the Facebook page or 

follow on Twitter and Instagram. 

Fundraisers 

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS VEGAS NIGHT 

JANUARY 27, 2018 

The Knights of Columbus Council #8096 will be holding their 

32 nd annual Vegas Night on Saturday, January 27, 2018! 

Great fun, food and prizes have been the hallmark of this 

event for several years. 

Where: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church Community Life 

Center 

6646 Addicks-Satsuma Rd., Houston, TX 77084 

When: January 27, 2018 at 6:30 PM 

For interest in table sponsorships or donating prizes, contact 

Tom DeScioli at 918-633-3806; email tdescioli@aol.com. 

Theatre, Arts & Music 

MILDRED’S UMBRELLA THEATER CO. 

MAINSTAGE SEASON 

All Shows at Studio 101, 1824 Spring Street #101, Houston TX 

77007 

WELL By: Lisa Kron 

January 18 th -20 th , January 25 th -27 th , February 1 st -3 rd at 8 PM 

Special matinee on January 28 th at 3 PM 

Pay-What-You-Can night on January 29 th at 8 PM 

MORE INFO/RESERVATIONS: www.mildredsumbrella.com, 

info@mildredsumbrella.com or 832-463-0409. 


We provide a loving, Christian environment 

offering the children weekly chapel, as well as 

music/movement, library and computer classes. 

St. Cuthbert School offers 

2 Day, 3 Day and 5 Day programs 

9 am – 2 pm Monday – Thursday 

9 am – 12pm on Fridays 

AGES 18 MONTHS THROUGH 5 YEARS 

BRIDGE/KINDERGARTEN CLASS 

Our bridge / Kindergarten program is designed for children who 

are not quite ready for kindergarten and who need a bit more 

time before entering a rigorous learning environment. 

The development of the essential building blocks allows 

children to succeed at learning with greater ease 

and confidence. 

st. 

Cuthbert 

School 

281-463-1912 

17020 West Road (Corner of Queenston & West) 

school@stcuthbert.org 

Registration for 2018-2019 school year begins on February 6 at 8am. 

STEVE TOUCHY 

Attorney At Law 

Serving Businesses and Families Since 1983 

Copperfield/Cypress 

• Wills • Trusts • Probate 

• Divorce • Employment 

• Adoption • Consumer Law 

• Incorporation • Collections 

• Partnership • Liens 

• Real Estate • Commercial Law 

The program is open to all children, regardless of race, nationality or faith. St Cuthbert School is NAEYC accredited. 

STAGEWORKS THEATRE 

10760 Grant Road, Houston, TX 77070 

SPELLING BEE - Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 PM, Sundays at 

3 PM, January 19-February 11, 2018 

Website: www.stageworkshouston.org. 

CYPRESS CREEK FACE 

Box Office: 281-440-4850 

www.CypressCreekFACE.org 

Please call for the location for these concerts: 

THE 2017-18 STAR-LIT! SERIES - 8 PM 

Saturday, February 3, 2018: The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra 

presents “A Salute to Frank Sinatra” 

Saturday, March 10, 2018: The Celtic Tenors 

Saturday, April 14, 2018: The 5 Browns 

Saturday, May 19, 2018: The Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big 

Brass 

THE CHAPARRAL MANAGEMENT FAMILY SERIES - 3 PM 

Saturday, January 20, 2018: Justin Roberts 

Saturday, April 21, 2018: Cirque-tacular 

THE 2017-2018 PROMENADE SERIES 

Tuesday, January 9, 2018, 3 PM: Windsync 

Saturday, February 24, 2018, 7:30 PM: “A World of Song” with 

Jerry Blackstone, Conductor 

Tuesday, March 13, 2018, 3 PM: Dons & Divas: Dido and Aeneas 

Tuesday, April 10, 2018, 3 PM: ROCO: “Magical Inspirations” 

featuring Scott St. John, violin 

Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 3 PM: Javier Chaparro and Triple Take 

THE FREE CHILDREN’S SERIES - 10 AM 

Saturday, February 10, 2018: Impande Ye Africa presents “Sing 

Along Africa” 

Saturday, May 12, 2018: Lucas Miller, the Singing Zoologist! 

281-858-0700 

stevetouchy@yahoo.com 

15840 FM 529, Suite 280 

Houston, Texas 77095 

Located in the Chase Bank Building on FM 529 

Blood Drives 

ST. CUTHBERT EPISCOPAL CHURCH BLOOD DRIVE 

St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church will be hosting a Blood Drive on Sunday, January 

21 st beginning at 8:30 AM. A mobile unit will be in the parking lot until 12:30 PM. To 

donate, you must be a least 17 years of age, at least 110 lbs. and in good general 

health. In our previous blood drive we had 20 donors, some of them first timers. 

That means 60 lives were saved! It only takes about 15 minutes, so please stop 

by. Save a life - donate blood. St. Cuthbert is located at 17020 West Road (at 

Queenston). For more information, visit us at www.st.cuthbert.org. 

Misc. Events 

THE CHURCH WITHOUT WALLS IGNITE MINISTRIES & 

REVITALIZED PEARLS WITH PURPOSE PRESENT: 

THINK HBCU COLLEGE FAIR 

Get information regarding admissions, financial aid, 

college readiness and student life 

Sunday, January 14, 2018, 12 Noon-2 PM 

The Church Without Walls 

5725 Queenston Blvd, Houston, TX 77084 

FREE MEMOIR WRITING WORKSHOP 

Cypress Historical Society at Cypress Top Historic Park beginning January 18 th 

and running through February 22 nd from 10:30 AM to 12 PM. Everyone has a story 

and everyone has memories. Some of them are good. Others are not so good. But, 

all of them are valuable. This workshop is about preserving your family history, 

one memory at a time. With the help of your teacher, coach and mentor you will 

learn to jar those faded memories loose, then compose, organize, preserve and 

share them electronically for future generations. Jackie Devine loves working 

with active writers and people who have never tried to write! This course will help 

you understand the memoir writing process: story structure, scenes, dialogue, 

character development, tone and voice. You’ll learn that you are creating a legacy. 

If desired, stories will be recorded and saved online where family and friends can 

enjoy them for years to come. Located behind Juergen’s Hall Community Center, 

26026 Hempstead Hwy., Cypress, TX 77429, phone 713-274-3188. Harris County, 

Precinct 3 Steve Radack, Commissioner, www.pct3.com. 


Houston 

Area Events 

Through January 7 th - Ice Land and Festival of Lights. Moody Gardens 

takes the holidays to a whole new level of cool! A skilled team of master ice 

carvers has charted your course for your journey through the rainforests of 

the world to see monkeys, beautiful birds, incredible butterflies, colorful 

orchids and so many wonderful creatures. Stick around after Ice Land for 

the Festival of Lights - a mile-long trail with more than one million lights 

and lighted scenes take you around the Moody Gardens property with 

spectacular views of Galveston Bay starting at 6 PM. For more information, 

visit www.moodygardens.com. 

Through January 15 th - Zoo Lights. The Houston Zoo is transformed 

into a winter wonderland! TXU Energy Presents Zoo Lights celebrates its 

fifth year as one of Houston’s most well-loved holiday traditions. Stroll 

through the beautiful Houston Zoo and take in the sights and sounds of 

the season. Enjoy festive carols, sip hot chocolate and take in the more 

than 2 million lights! Fifteen miles of eco-friendly LED lighting illuminate 

our ancient oak trees and decorate the paths to light your way. Between 

the shopping, wrapping, decorating and baking, schedule some time to 

enjoy the holidays this year at TXU Energy Presents Zoo Lights! For more 

information, visit www.houstonzoo.org. 

Through January 20 th - Skate with Storybook Stars. Children of all ages 

are invited to skate with storybook characters on The ICE at Discovery 

Green. Saturdays through January 20 th , 5-6 PM. For more information, 

visit www.discoverygreen.com. 

January 6 th -7 th - The Bridal Extravaganza Show is back! Meet over 350 

wedding vendors at Houston’s George R. Brown convention center on 

Saturday 10 AM-5 PM and Sunday 11AM-5 PM. See fashion shows, taste 

cake and plan your entire wedding in one weekend. Save $5 when you 

purchase tickets online at www.BridalExtravaganzaShow.com. 

January 13 th - Hops n’ Hot Sauce Festival. This indoor festival is family 

friendly! There is a kid’s play area with bounce houses and other kids 

activities. Popular Houston food trucks will be on hand and the football 

playoffs will be on inside SpindleTap Brewery’s bar for football fans. There 

will be another hot pepper eating contest with cash prize. Last year’s 

winner will be back to defend his title! Live graffiti painting throughout 

the day and plenty of good company! There’s something for everyone! For 

more information, visit www.hopsnhotsaucefestival.com. 

January 13 th - Annual MLK Youth Parade. Over 20 high school marching 

bands, 10 parade floats and various performers make up the MLK Youth 

Parade. The event is broadcast nationwide, but spectators can attend this 

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parade and witness the powerful music firsthand. The event is at 12 Noon 

and located in Midtown on San Jacinto Street at Elgin Street. For more 

information, go to www.mlkgrandeparade.org. 

January 14 th - Annual MLK Battle of the Bands Competition features 

more than 20 accredited high school marching bands competing. Spend 

a day listening to spectacular performances by marching bands from 

Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas 

and beyond. For more information, go to www.mlkgrandeparade.org. 

January 15 th - Annual MLK Grande Parade. The MLK Grand Parade is one 

of the largest single day multicultural events in the U.S. held in honor of Dr. 

Martin Luther King, Jr. in Houston’s Midtown Originating on San Jacinto 

Street & Elgin Street beginning at 10 AM. For more information, go to www. 

mlkgrandeparade.org. 

January 18 th - The Woodlands Taste of the Town is a paradise for 

gourmands interested in sustainable and healthy dining. For the past 

decade, more than 25 local restaurants gather at the festival to offer 

samplings of their Texas-grown and prepared dishes. The festival also 

hosts a competition among the featured restaurants, with awards in 

categories including best dessert or best booth design. With additional 

activities for children like face painting and personalized chef-hat crafting, 

the festival has events to entertain the whole family. 

January 28 th - Houston Hot Chocolate 15K & 5K Road Race. The best 

goodie bags in running, free instantaneous race photos and scrumptious 

post-race treats are just three reasons you’ll want to sign up for the first-ever 

Hot Chocolate 15K/5K Race in Houston. This insanely popular RAM Racing 

USATF-certified event hits the Magnolia City starting at Sesquicentennial 

Park on January 28, 2018. The Hot Chocolate Race Series benefits Make- 

A-Wish®, a national charity that creates life-changing wishes for children 

with critical illnesses. Registration is open until Thursday, January 25, 

2018. Cost for the 5K is begins at $49 while the extended distance fee 

starts $74.The 5K begins at 7:15 AM, the 15K follows at 7:50 AM. For more 

information, visit www.hotchocolate15k.com/houston. 

January 27 th -28 th - Houston Tea Festival. This festival is everyone’s cup 

of tea! Houston Tea Festival takes place over two days and provides guests 

with talks, workshops, tea tastings, pairings, shopping, live music and 

much more. Come enjoy educational seminars led by tea industry leaders 

at this this elegant afternoon event. Kids are welcome! The festival will be 

held at Hilton Houston NASA Clear Lake. For more information, visit www. 

houstonteafestival.com. 


Libraries 

& Parks 

RICHARD & MEG WEEKLEY 

COMMUNITY CENTER 

8440 Greenhouse Rd., Cypress, TX 77433 

Phone: 713-274-3161 

WeekleyCC@hctx.net 

Harris County Precinct Three Commissioner Steve Radack 

has opened the much anticipated Richard & Meg Weekley 

Community Center. Located at 8440 Greenhouse Road, the 

center is now open to the general public for a variety of programs 

and activities. The approximately 21,000 square foot building 

will serve the community as a center for all ages. Classes and 

programs can be viewed at www.pct3.hctx.net. Whether you are 

looking for a place to exercise, attend a community event, learn 

new crafts, play games or just to meet new friends, Weekley 

Community Center is sure to be a place for all! 

Current ongoing classes are as follows: 

• Zumba: Mondays 11 AM-12 Noon, Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30- 

7:15 PM & Wednesdays/Thursdays 10:30-11:30 AM 

• Zumba Gold: Mondays & Wednesdays 4-5 PM 

• Bootcamp: Mondays 9:45 to 10:30 AM 

• Yoga: Every Friday 9-10 AM and Wednesday 6:30-7:30 PM 

• Stretch and Tone class: Wednesdays, 9:45-10:30 AM 

• Knitting and Crocheting:: Monday 10 AM-12 Noon 

(Note: This will be a social group not an instructional class. 

Just bring your current project to work on and maybe get some 

pointers from your new friends.) 

• Dominoes: Tuesdays 8:30 AM-12 PM 

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Self Defence • Anti Bullying • Fitness 

Brazilian Jiujitsu • Kickboxing • Kid’s Martial Arts 

www.teamtooke-cypress.com Call 281-256-3993 

16718 House Hahl Rd. Ste. L • Cypress, TX 77433 

to Schedule 

Please note that all classes are free to the public unless supplies 

are needed for a particular class. 

JUERGEN’S HALL COMMUNITY CENTER 

26026 Hempstead Hwy., Cypress, TX 77429 

713-274-3188 

A variety of classes, programs and activities are now being offered 

at the Juergen’s Hall Community Center, 26026 Hempstead 

Road. Those activities can be viewed by visiting the Precinct 

Three website at www.pct3.hctx.net and following prompts on 

the Community Centers section that starts on the home page. 

Free Classes: 

• Zumba: Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:30 AM-10:15 AM 

• Yoga: Tuesdays & Thursdays 9 AM-10 AM 

• Party Bridge: Tuesdays, 12:30 PM-3:30 PM 

• Senior’s Game Day: Wednesdays, 1 PM-3:30 PM 

• Walk Aerobics: Fridays, 10:30 AM-11:30 AM 

• Pilates: Fridays, 9:30 AM-10:15 AM 

Classes are free to the public unless supplies are needed 

for a particular subject. More activities and programs are 

being scheduled. For more information, email the center at 

juergenshallcc@pct3.com or call center staff 713-274-3188. 

Volunteer opportunities are available!! 


LONE STAR COLLEGE - CYFAIR LIBRARY 

9191 Barker-Cypress Road, Cypress, TX 77433 • 281-290-3210 

HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 7 AM-10 PM, Friday-Saturday, 8 

AM-6 PM and Sunday, 1 PM-6 PM. 

• FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY - The LSC-CyFair Friends Bookstore accepts 

gently used books year-round, offering them to the public for a set donation 

amount. The store is open six days a week and staffed by volunteers. 

Proceeds support library programs. Help support our community library. 

• CYFAIR LIBRARY BRANCH BLOG PAGE at http://hcpl.net/location/cyfair-college-library, 

for news and events about the library and college and 

in the community. 

• FACEBOOK at LSC-CyFair Branch Library. 

• WEEKLY EVENTS & PROGRAMS EMAIL REMINDER, the Library eUpdate: 

subscribe at LoneStar.edu/library/16099. 

Note: All programs are subject to change. Please contact the library or visit 

the website for up-to-date information. 

 

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$$$ 

$$$ 

In the Community Life Center at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church 

6646 Addicks-Satsuma Rd. Houston, TX 77084 

TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED IN 

ADVANCE OR AT THE DOOR 

(All proceeds to benefit local Knights of Columbus charities) 

SNACKS, DRINKS & 

$50,000 PLAY MONEY 

ARE INCLUDED 

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(Donations Appreciated) 

Must be 21 or older to enter. 

Penny Raffle 

 

$$$ 

Ticket 

Donation 

$25/person 

Grand Prize Drawings: 

Includes 2 - $500 Gift CardS, 

Smart TV and MORE! 

Bag Drawings 

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For Tickets or Information Contact: 

Tom: 918-633-3806 ~ tdescioli@aol.com or Scott: 713-898-3560 

Come join us for fun & great prizes! 

 

January 27, 2018 

 

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Council #8096 

ADULT EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

BOOK CLUBS: BACK IN TIME: HISTORICAL FICTION BOOK CLUB - 1 PM, 

LRNC 131 

BOOK CLUBS: BOOKS WITHOUT BORDERS – 1 PM, LRNC 131 or 7 PM, 

LRNC 215 

BOOK CLUBS: I LOVE A MYSTERY BOOK CLUB - 12 PM, LRNC 131 

Common Thread: Knitting, Crocheting and Needlework Group 

Tuesdays: 9-10:30 AM, LRNC 116. 

COMPUTER WORKSHOPS, LRNC 105 

Call for info. 

eBOOK/eREADER WORKSHOPS 

eBooks Appointments now available. Make an appointment at LoneStar. 

edu/library/15938. 

ESL: TALK TIME - LoneStar.edu/library/15209 

Mondays, 1-2 PM, LRNC 215 

Tuesdays, 2:45-3:45 PM, LRC 215 

SPANISH CONVERSATION CLUB 

Mondays, 1-3 PM, LRNC 131 

Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM, LRNC 118 

ADULT LIBRARY PROGRAMS 

See the full schedule of Adult Programs and Activities at LoneStar.edu/ 

library/cyfair-adults-LoneStar.edu/library/cyfair-adults-services or call 

281-290-3214/3218. All programs are subject to change. Please contact the 

library or visit the website for up-to-date information. 

TEEN EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

BOOK CLUB: (Registration required) 

SCREEN - PLAY: 

Tweens & Teens only (ages 10 - 18) 5-6 PM: Games, 6 PM: Movie - Teen 

Room. 

See the full schedule of Teen’s Programs and Activities at LoneStar.edu/ 

library/cyfair-children-services. 

CHILDREN EVENTS & PROGRAMS 

• Mondays: BABY TIME (6-24 months) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM. 

• Tuesdays: Toddler Time (2-3 1/2 years) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM. 

• Wednesdays: Preschool Time (3-6 years) - 9:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM. 

• Thursdays: Spanish Time/Tiempo de cuentos (2-6 years) - 11 AM 

BABY PAJAMA TIME: 

1 st Tuesday, 6 PM (up to 24 months) 

FAMILY STORYTIME: 

2 nd Tuesday, 6:30 PM (all ages) 

FAMILY FUN ACTIVITIES, 5 PM: 

Thursdays, for children of all ages. Limited to 40 children. 

FAMILY GAME NIGHT: 

Thursdays at 6:30 PM. For children of all ages. Limited to 40 children. 

See the full schedule of Children’s Programs and Activities at LoneStar.edu/ 

library/cyfair-children-services. All programs are free and open to the public. 


Volunteer Opportunities 

CYPRESS ASSISTANCE MINISTRIES 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 

When you volunteer you are giving to your community, but did 

you realize volunteering also benefits you as an individual? CAM 

volunteers often let us know the fun they are having, the friends 

they have made and the fulfillment they receive from helping 

others. 

Cypress Assistance Ministries is a local non-profit organization 

serving the Cy-Fair area for over 25 years. CAM offers assistance 

to those in need by providing financial assistance, food, clothing, 

employment assistance as well as GED & ESL classes. A huge part 

of this organization is its volunteers. Currently we are in need of 

volunteers in many different areas of the ministry. If you would like 

more information on how to become involved, please contact Tara 

Rauch at 281-955-7684 or tarar@cypressassistance.org. We look 

forward to hearing from you! 

For a description of the services provided at Cypress Assistance 

Ministries, Food Pantry requests and a detailed description 

of volunteer opportunities, please see our website, www. 

cypressassistance.org. 

INSPIRING HANDS 

Founded in 2014, Inspiring HANDS, Inc. is a charitable non-profit 

organization that extends a hand directly to improve the lives of 

others in need and motivates partnerships within the community 

to do the same. We are operated solely by volunteers and fully 

funded by donations. Your participation is vital to the success of 

our programs. 100% of the proceeds remain in the community 

to provide direct help to individuals with immediate and special 

needs. Through our 501(c) 3 status all donations are tax deductible. 

For more information visit us at www.inspiringhands.org. 

TEXAS WILDLIFE REHABILITATION COALITION, INC 

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WILDLIFE ADVOCATES 

Enjoy a rewarding volunteer experience with wildlife. Texas Wildlife Rehabilitation 

Coalition, Inc. is a non-profit organization, which serves as an emergency care and 

rehabilitation facility for orphaned, ill and injured native Texas wildlife. Volunteers 

are welcome in the areas of assisting in the daily functions of the center, assisting 

with public education programs and wildlife rehabilitation. Located at 10801 

Hammerly, Suite 200, the facility is open seven days a week to help wildlife in need. 

TWRC has a mentor program in place to assist volunteers with “hands on” training 

for those interested in becoming permitted rehabilitators. We invite you to join 

our organization in saving Texas wildlife - one animal at a time. Call the center at 

713-468-8972 x158 for more information or visit us at www.twrcwildlifecenter.org. 

MEMORIAL HERMANN CYPRESS HOSPITAL 

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS 

Memorial Hermann Health System recognizes the vital importance of volunteers 

and the newly opened Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital is no different. The 

hospital is now taking applications for its volunteer program. Volunteer tasks 

range from working at the front desk, to nursing unit assistance, helping discharge 

patients and much more. Dozens of volunteers have already joined the program, 

but there are more spots available. Four-hour volunteer shifts are available seven 

days a week from 5 AM to 9 PM. Adults are asked to complete an application 

and schedule an interview with the volunteer coordinator. Learn more about 

volunteering at Memorial Hermann Cypress by visiting www.memorialhermann. 

org/locations/cypress/volunteer-at-memorial-hermann-cypress-hospital/. 

CYPRESS FAIRBANKS MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL 

VOLUNTEER AUXILIARY 

Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital Volunteer Auxiliary, 10655 Steepletop 

Drive, is in need of additional volunteers. They have a great need for volunteers 

to work at the information desk. If interested, please contact the hospital at 281- 

897-3186 and ask for the manager. 


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STANDUP FOR KIDS 

StandUp For Kids is an all volunteer organization. We are in need of your 

support. For those who want to get involved in outreach, StandUp For 

Kids provides training to provide you the tools to reach out and make a 

difference in kids’ lives. Thirteen kids die on the street everyday, from 

abuse, disease and suicide. By getting involved you can make a difference 

and give back to your community. Volunteering is not only rewarding 

to you, it can save a kid’s life. You can find more information about our 

program at www.standupforkids.org or email Houston@standupforkids. 

org to volunteer. 

AMBASSADORS UNITED 

ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING MINISTRY 

Join us for regular street and brothel incursion outreaches to rescue 

souls for Christ and help end human trafficking in Houston. Our ministry 

is based on Romans 15:21 To whom He was not announced, they shall 

see and those who have not heard shall understand. Visit our website for 

details and volunteer information at www.ambassadorsunited.org. 

CY-FAIR VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 

The Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department provides fire, rescue and EMS 

services to 156 square miles of Northwest Harris County for the residents 

of Harris County Emergency Service District #9. By operating from 12 

community based volunteer fire stations we are able to quickly and 

efficiently respond to help our neighbors in times of emergency. 

For more information on the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department or on how 

you can join the other 350 volunteers of our Department and be one of 

Cy-Fair’s bravest, call us at 281-550-6663 or visit us on the web at www. 

cyfairvfd.org. 

ADOPT A US SOLDIER 

Adopt A US Soldier is a non-profit organization that seeks volunteers and 

donors to help show the brave men and women fighting for our freedom 

that their sacrifices will not go unnoticed. It connects supportive civilians 

with deployed soldiers and offers a channel by which to communicate 

encouragement and express gratitude to those serving in the United States 

Armed Forces. Adopt A US Soldier is sustained by its volunteer workforce 

located across the United States. 

When registering for Adopt A US Soldier your involvement can range from 

writing letters and sending postcards, to mailing care packages full of 

items a soldier may need or want. Handwritten letters are most important 

and meaningful to soldiers. Adopt A US Soldier encourages civilians to 

adopt a soldier to show your support for those that are making sacrifices 

for our country. If interested, please go to www.adoptaussoldier.org to 

register. 

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS 

Junior Achievement is a non-profit organization devoted to inspiring 

and preparing young students to succeed in a global economy. In 

partnership with businesses and educators, Junior Achievement brings 

the real world to schools, opening student minds to their true potential. 

Junior Achievement programs, taught by local business professionals, 

community volunteers and parents, build a bridge between school 

learning and young people’s future success in their work world and real 

lives by offering hands-on activities that further explore the topics of free 

enterprise, financial literacy and entrepreneurship. 

Contact the Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas office today, 713-682- 

4500 or www.houston.ja.org, to find out about opportunities near you. 

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PEARL FINCHER MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS 

Interested in volunteering your time, talents and energy to a most 

worthwhile local cause? Consider joining the Pearl Fincher Museum of 

Fine Arts Volunteer Guild! 

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The mission of the Pearl’s Volunteer Guild is to: 

• Promote volunteerism in the Northwest Houston area by providing vital, 

on-going volunteer support for the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts 

educational programs. 

• Develop leadership potential and knowledge within its membership 

• Further perpetuate the appreciation of fine art and the Pearl Fincher 

Museum of Fine Arts in the community. 

Information about the volunteer guild can be found at www.pearlmfa. 

org. The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts is a 501(c)(3) Not for Profit 

organization that is solely supported through Grants and private donations 

from community residents, businesses and friends of the museum. 

“We work as unto 

the Lord” 

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SPECIAL CHEERS NEEDS VOLUNTEERS 

Special CHEERS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to 

providing Occupational Therapy to children with special needs of all ages 

living in and around the greater Houston area. Our facility is unique in that 

we utilize animals, including horses, dogs, goats, pigs, lambs and rabbits 

as an integral part of each child’s therapy treatment plan. Being a nonprofit 

organization, we are constantly looking for extra help around the 

farm. Therefore, Special CHEERS would like to welcome all high school 

and college-aged students interested in working with both children and 

animals to volunteer after school, on the weekends or seasonally (i.e., 

summer camp). Please call our director, Ms. Fritzi, at 713-983-0075, for 

more information. A background check will be required of all individuals 

applying for a volunteer position at our facility. 

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FOSTER CHILDREN: 

PREPARATION FOR ADULT LIVING (PAL) 

When foster children reach age 18, they are considered independent. 

That’s difficult for kids who have been wards of the state, with necessities 

arranged by caseworkers with state funds. Now they’ll have to figure out 

how to organize themselves and make their money last a whole month. 

Fortunately, Child protective Services offers them a program to help 

prepare for independence: Preparation for Adult Living (PAL). The year-long 

course culminates in an all-day workshop hosted by the National Council 

for Jewish Women (NCJW). The course is held at Junior Achievement’s 

BizTown, using computer kiosks sponsored by local businesses. 

Want to help with PAL or other NCJW programs that help change lives 

with hands-on community service? Contact info@ncjwhouston.org or see 

www.ncjwhouston.org. 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR DREAM DACHSHUND RESCUE 

DREAM Dachshund Rescue, Education & Adoption Mission is a Houstonbased 

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing abandoned 

Dachshunds and finding new homes for Dachshunds whose owners can 

no longer care for them. Our committed volunteers, working closely with 

local veterinarians, provide our Dachshunds with quality medical care and 

loving foster homes until they are adopted into carefully screened, forever 

homes. 

DREAM is currently looking for caring volunteers to provide temporary 

foster care for our many rescued Dachshunds-in-need, currently awaiting 

adoption. Prior to their adoption, DREAM continues to pay for all 

medical care and monthly heart worm prevention. There is no long-term 

commitment required. Food, water, shelter and a soft place to rest is all 

you need to provide. The “love” just comes naturally. 


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Loving Arms Pet Placement has an assortment of wonderful dogs and cats 

hoping for their forever homes. We have all different types of small to 

large dogs, mixed breeds and many wonderful cats to choose from. 

We are a foster-based rescue for dogs and cats. If you are not ready to 

commit to adopting a dog or cat permanently, the animals also need 

foster families. Besides providing food, water and a safe place to sleep, 

foster families socialize the animals so they are people friendly. Include 

the animal in your daily home life inside your home. Get to know them as 

individuals so you can share personality traits, likes/dislikes, anecdotes. 

Treat the animal like your own and train him/her, if possible. 

Although you may feel sadness when your foster animal is adopted, 

please know that your efforts helped to prepare the cat or dog for his/ 

her forever home. Visit Loving Arms Pet Placement website at www. 

lovingarmspetplacement.com or visit us at Petsmart on Highway 6 and 

FM 529 each Saturday from 11 AM until 5 PM. 

LITERACY ADVANCE OF HOUSTON 

IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS 

Your way to transform a life in need… Teach someone to read! Just a few 

hours a week can make all the difference for someone in your community! 

Literacy Advance is Houston’s largest and oldest 100% volunteer-supported 

literacy organization - and we need your help! We’re calling all passionate 

volunteers to help adults learn to read, write and speak English. All classes are 

free because they are taught by caring people just like you willing to volunteer 

a few hours a week. We’d love to match you with a person in need. Ola read her 

first book at age 49, thanks to a tutor just like you. Prior teaching experience 

is welcome but not necessary. Training and ongoing support is provided and 

we have locations across the city. Other volunteer opportunities are available 

as well, to find out more please contact Maxine Stefano, Volunteer Manager, 

at tutor@literacyadvance.org or at 713-266-8777 ext.16. 

JUST SERVE! 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - SERVICE PROJECTS WANTED 

Make a difference in your community! This web site is for volunteers looking 

for service projects at faith-based, non-profit, community, governmental 

organizations and for organizations seeking volunteers from churches, 

schools, sports, scouts and youth groups. Register to volunteer on www. 

justserve.org and use your zip code to locate or to post a service project. 

This is a free community outreach website for all faiths to work together 

to relieve suffering and enhance the quality of life. This will not include 

proselyting or political canvassing - it is to JUST SERVE! Contact Nancy 

Johnson clarkrj56@sbcglobal.net. 

CY-HOPE 

BRINGING HOPE TO OUR CY-FAIR YOUTH 

Cy-Hope brings HOPE to all students so they will grow up to be well 

educated and productive citizens, making a lasting and positive impact 

on the community. Our vision at Cy-Hope is to rally our entire community: 

businesses, education, churches, civic organizations, hospitals and 

individual volunteers to advance the goal of making life better for kids 

in Cy-Fair. You can visit our website, www.cy-hope.org or call 713-466- 

HOPE to find out about our upcoming events, make a donation, become a 

partner or volunteer. 

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HOUSTON CY-FAIR LIONS CLUB 

NEEDING VOLUNTEERS 

Houston Cy-Fair Lions Club meets the 2 nd and 4 th Tuesdays of each 

month, at 7 PM, at the Lions Den inside Bane Park, at West Little York 

near Gessner. Our building is at the back of the parking lot, large tan brick 

building by the baseball fields. Wonderful catered meal each meeting. 

Our Lions Club does community service projects, such as providing eye 

exams and eyeglasses for needy children in the Cy-Fair School District, 

provide full Christmas food baskets at Christmas for families in need, send 

handicapped and diabetic children to the Texas Lions Camp and other 

services. Come visit us and help make your community a better place to 

live. Please contact 281-685-6322 or visit www.houstoncy-fairlions.org for 

further information. 

CY-FAIR HOSPITAL SEEKS VOLUNTEERS 

Have you ever wanted to make a difference in people’s lives? By volunteering 

at Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital, you can! As a volunteer, 

you’ll have a profound impact on every area of our hospital, serving as 

a vital resource to our patients, families, visitors and employees. Cy-Fair 

Hospital offers a variety of volunteer opportunities that accommodate all 

schedules, including those of working adults, students and retirees. We’re 

always looking for more people ready to help. For more information, 

you can call 281-897-3186 or visit us online www.cyfairhospital.com/forfamily-visitors/volunteer-with-us. 

FABRIC DONATIONS NEEDED 

The ladies of Concordia Lutheran Church make quilts for Lutheran World 

Relief. These quilts are sent to areas within the US, as well as abroad, 

which have suffered natural disasters or are simply in need. We are 

seeking donations of fabrics that can be used in these quilts. Please call 

Dorcus Coulter at 713-858-1294 with any questions or to schedule a time 

for donations to be picked up. A receipt will be provided for tax purposes. 

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January Is 

National Blood Donor Month 

Blood donors are ordinary people - high school students, factory 

and office workers, business executives, parents and grandparents 

and people from every walk of life. But they share one thing - a 

generous spirit, a desire to give back to their community and help 

others. Blood donors play an integral role in the delivery of modern 

healthcare. Many lifesaving medical treatments and procedures 

involve blood transfusions and would not be possible without a 

safe and reliable blood supply. 

The Red Cross is also a leader in research and testing to protect the 

safety of the blood supply. They were among the first to develop 

and implement testing for many infectious diseases including, HIV, 

hepatitis B and C viruses, West Nile virus and more recently the 

agent of Chagas disease. 

If you already donate blood, thank you! You are making a lifesaving 

contribution that benefits accident victims, cancer patients, 

surgical candidates, children with blood disorders and many 

others. If you have never donated blood, please consider doing so. 

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The Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday celebrates the life and legacy of a man who brought hope 

and healing to America. We commemorate as well the timeless values he taught us through 

his example - the values of courage, truth, justice, compassion, dignity, humility and service 

that so radiantly defined Dr. King’s character and empowered his leadership. On this holiday, 

we commemorate the universal, unconditional love, forgiveness and nonviolence that 

empowered his revolutionary spirit. 

Dr. King knew that it wasn’t enough just to talk the talk, that he had to walk the walk for his 

words to be credible. And so we commemorate on this holiday the man of action, who put 

his life on the line for freedom and justice every day, the man who braved threats and jail 

and beatings and who ultimately paid the highest price to make democracy a reality for all 

Americans. 

On this day we commemorate Dr. King’s great dream of a vibrant, multiracial nation united in 

justice, peace and reconciliation; a nation that has a place at the table for children of every 

race and room at the inn for every needy child. It is a day of interracial and intercultural 

cooperation and sharing. No other day of the year brings so many peoples from different 

cultural backgrounds together in such a vibrant spirit of brother and sisterhood. Whether 

you are African-American, Hispanic or Native American, whether you are Caucasian or Asian- 

American, you are part of the great dream Martin Luther King, Jr. had for America. This is not 

a black holiday; it is a peoples’ holiday. 

We commemorate on this holiday the ecumenical leader and visionary who embraced the 

unity of all faiths in love and truth. And though we take patriotic pride that Dr. King was 

an American, on this holiday we must also commemorate the global leader who inspired 

nonviolent liberation movements around the world. Indeed, on this day, programs 

commemorating my husband’s birthday are being observed in more than 100 nations. 

The Holiday commemorates America’s pre-eminent advocate of nonviolence - the man who 

taught by his example that nonviolent action is the most powerful, revolutionary force for 

social change available to oppressed people in their struggles for liberation. 

This holiday honors the courage of a man who endured harassment, threats and beatings and 

even bombings. We commemorate the man who went to jail 29 times to achieve freedom for 

others and who knew he would pay the ultimate price for his leadership, but kept on marching 

and protesting and organizing anyway. 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is not only for celebration and remembrance, education and 

tribute, but above all a day of service. All across America on the Holiday, his followers perform 

service in hospitals and shelters and prisons and wherever people need some help. It is a 

day of volunteering to feed the hungry, rehabilitate housing, tutoring those who can’t read, 

mentoring at-risk youngsters, consoling the broken-hearted and a thousand other projects 

for building the beloved community of his dream. 

We call you to commemorate this Holiday by making your personal commitment to serve humanity 

with the vibrant spirit of unconditional love that was his greatest strength and which empowered 

all of the great victories of his leadership. And with our hearts open to this spirit of unconditional 

love, we can indeed achieve the Beloved Community of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dream. 

Courtesy of: www.thekingcenter.org/meaning-king-holiday 

The Meaning of 

the Martin Luther 

King Holiday 

BY CORETTA SCOTT KING 


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Medical 

anything 

specific nailed down, there will surely be plenty of new adventures ahead for this dynamic family. Of course, they might take a trip 

Association. Someone will invent a pair of pants made entirely out of bacon and the Houston Zoo will be closed for a week due to 

or two over to Florida to visit relatives. And how cool is this – the kids would love to start training to be American Ninja Warriors! 

an unfortunate event involving said pants and a curious badger.” 

2018 Plans: With Anette’s entrepreneurial spirit, she is always finding new business opportunities. Although they don’t have anything 

specific nailed down, there will surely be plenty of new adventures ahead for this dynamic family. Of course, they might take a trip 

or two over to Florida to visit relatives. And how cool is this – the kids would love to start training to be American Ninja Warriors! 

Family Roster 

Family Roster 

Mom: 

Mom: 

Anette 

Anette - 

Licensed Veterinary Technician, pet 

Licensed Veterinary Technician, pet 

sitter and self-taught dog groomer. Loves to watch her 

boys play sports and develop into little men, clean the 

house and pretty much anything to do with animals. 

Dad: Bryan – Works in the County Permits Department. 

Enjoys building things, woodworking, aspires to be a 

good provider for the family and raise his children to 

be respectful, hard-working young men. 

Calvin: 7 YO 2 

Calvin: YO nd nd grader. Loves to skateboard, play 

grader. Loves to skateboard, play 

basketball and soccer. Great at drawing, very 

basketball 

resourceful 

and 

and 

soccer. 

creative 

Great at drawing, very 

. 

resourceful Maxwell: 5 YO and preschooler. creative . 

Very social, loves to 

Maxwell: skateboard 5 YO and preschooler. swim, play with Very his social, friends. loves Has to a great 

skateboard imagination and swim, loves play pretending with his to friends. destroy Has things... a great 

imagination sometimes actually and loves destroying pretending them to by destroy accident! things... 

sometimes actually destroying them by accident! 

What They Love About 

What Copperfield They Love (Westcreek) About 

Copperfield (Westcreek) 

[We] moved here a few months ago from another 

section of Copperfield which was also great. Love 

[We] the current moved neighborhood here a few months because ago the from neighbors another 

section have been of Copperfield so welcoming which and was the also kids have great. more Love 

the of a current place neighborhood to play. Love that because we can the walk neighbors to two 

have neighborhood been so welcoming pools, the park, and the a trail kids system have more and to 

of Calvin’s a place school.” to play. Love that we can walk to two 

neighborhood pools, the park, a trail system and to 

Calvin’s school.” 

We Would Love to 

Feature We Would Your Love Family! to 

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from one of communities. 

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Recipes 

CROISSANT FRENCH TOAST 

You could make this on National Cheese Day January 30 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

Cooking spray 

3 eggs 

2 cups half-and-half 

1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract 

1 pinch ground cinnamon 

6 croissants, split 

1 tablespoon confectioners’ sugar 

DIRECTIONS: 

Preheat griddle to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). 

Spray the griddle with cooking spray. 

Whisk eggs together in a bowl until smooth. Add half-and-half, vanilla 

extract and cinnamon to eggs and whisk until frothy. Dunk croissants, 1 at 

a time, into egg mixture just until both sides are coated. 

Cook croissants on the hot griddle, split-side down, until golden brown, 2 

to 3 minutes. Flip and continue cooking until second side is golden brown, 

about 1 minute. Repeat with remaining croissants. Sprinkle confectioners’ 

sugar over croissants. 

Source: allrecipes.com 

CURRIED CHICKEN 

You could make this on National Cream Puff Day January 12 th ! 

INGREDIENTS: 

1 whole chicken, cut into 8 pieces and skin removed 

Salt and ground black pepper to taste 

1 tablespoon paprika or to taste 

1 tablespoon butter 

1 apple, cored and chopped 

1 onion, chopped 

1 tablespoon curry powder or more to taste 

1 (10.75 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup 

1 cup half-and-half cream 

DIRECTIONS: 

Preheat an oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Arrange the 

chicken pieces in a single layer in a 9x13-inch baking dish. Season 

the chicken liberally with salt, pepper and the paprika, set aside. 

Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the apple and 

onion to the melted butter, season with the curry powder and 

cook and stir until the apple and onion are tender, 7 to 10 minutes. 

Stir the mushroom soup and half-and-half into the mixture until 

completely combined, spoon over the chicken pieces. 

Bake in the preheated oven until no longer pink at the bone and 

the juices run clear, about 75 minutes. An instant-read thermometer 

inserted into the thickest part of the thigh, near the bone 

should read 180 degrees F (82 degrees C).Source: allrecipes.com 


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