Fairfield Gazette - July 2021 by Peel, Inc.

JULY 2021

VOLUME 28, NUMBER 06

s ' a t i n a u J n e h c t i K n a c i ex DY A E R AND U! OPEN O Y E RV TO SE

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FAIRFIELD IMPORTANT NUMBERS BOARD MEMBER LISTING Fairfield Village Community Association The “Master Board” is comprised of one representative from each Neighborhood Association Billy Sutton (Fairfield South)........................................................................... President Doug Waterman (Inwood Park) ............................................................. Vice President Jan Bertoli (Fairfield Central)........................................................... Secretary/Treasurer Darlene Sedelmyer (Trails of Fairfield).............................................................. Director Kate Conrey (Lakes of Fairfield) ...................................................................... Director Fairfield Central Neighborhood Association Louis Iselin (President).................................................................. louis@kipatents.com Gary Marler (Vice President)...................................................... Gemarler@yahoo.com Jan Bertoli (Secretary/Treasurer).................................................. JLB8848@gmail.com Dianna Roark (Director)................................................................. ldroark66@aol.com Patricia Powell (Director) Fairfield Village South Neighborhood Association Brian Mcdonough (President)..........................................Bmcdonoughdpt@gmail.com Mark Stine (Vice President) ......................................................Mark.Stine@gmail.com Billy Sutton (Secretary) ............................................................ blsutton@sbcglobal.net Larry Kohler (Treasurer) Charles Tate (Director) Inwood Park Neighborhood Association Marc Newman (President).......................................... marcnewman1957@comcast.net Doug Waterman (Vice President) ..................................waterman_doug@hotmail.com Harriet Tunick (Secretary).......................................................... htunick00@gmail.com Gloria Whitaker (Treasurer).............................................. gloriawhitaker1@yahoo.com Sarah Boson (Director)............................................................ sboson05@sbcglobal.net Lakes of Fairfield Neighborhood Association Patrick Wong (President).......................................................... pcwong1@earthlink.net Diana Gee (Treasurer) ....................................................................... diana.gee@att.net Kate Conrey (Director) Nikole Cales (Director)............................................................... Ncales13@gmail.com Trails of Fairfield Neighborhood Association Darlene Sedelmyer (President) ........................................... facofficemgr@sbcglobal.net Kris Cherry (Vice President) ........................................................ kfcherry@gmail.com Janet Sherrill (Secretary) ........................................................janetsherrill@comcast.net Matthew Mann (Treasurer) ................................................... mmann0330@gmail.com Quentin Hinds (Director).............................................................. Qhinds@gmail.com Dianne Adams............................................................................................................... FAIRFIELD VILLAGE MANAGEMENT First Service Residential Help Desk .......................................................... 713-932-1122, contactus.tx@fsresidential.com Fairfield Inspector Kimberly Harman........................713-332-4758, Kimberly.Harman@fsresidential.com Portfolio Administrator Alexandra Sutton.................................... 713-332-4763, Alex.sutton@fsresidential.com Fairfield Project Manager Jennifer Sailer......................................713-332-4761, Jennifer.Sailer@fsresidential.com EMERGENCY NUMBERS Ambulance/Fire/Officer........................................................................................... 911 Poison Control........................................................................................800-222-1222 NON-EMERGENCY NUMBERS Fire/Ambulance.......................................................................................713-466-4073 FBI..........................................................................................................713-693-5000 Harris County Animal Control...............................................................281-999-3191 Harris County Precinct 4........................................................................281-376-3472 Vacation Watch.......................................................................................281-401-6200 MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERS Fairfield Athletic Club (FAC)..................................................................281-373-0834 Harris Co. Library...................................................................................281-890-2665 Harris Co. Mosquito Control..................................................................713-440-4800 Harris County Hazardous Waste.............................................................281-560-6200 Courthouse Annex..................................................................................281-859-0685 Driver’s License...................................................................................... 281-449-2685 Post Office...............................................................................................281-373-9125 Copyright © 2021 Peel, Inc.

Voter Registration...................................................................................713-224-1919 UTILITY NUMBERS Reliant Energy (Electricity).....................................................................713-207-7777 Center Point (Gas)..................................................................................713-659-2111 Inframark (Water, Trash).........................................................................281-398-8211 Waste Management (Trash).....................................................................713-686-6666 Comcast..................................................................................................713-341-1000 SCHOOL NUMBERS Bus Information......................................................................................281-897-4380 Cy-Fair Administration...........................................................................281-897-4000 Cy-Ranch High School...........................................................................281-373-2300 Bridgeland High School..........................................................................281-213-1619 Salyards Middle School...........................................................................281-373-2400 Ault Elementary......................................................................................281-373-2800 Keith Elementary....................................................................................281-213-1744 Spillane Middle School............................................................................281-213-1645 Swenke Elementary.................................................................................281-213-1200 COMMITTEE MEMBERS Public Safety Committee Marc Newman - marcnewman1957@comcast.net Fairfield Area Swim Team Team-president@swim4fast.net Fairfield Women’s Club fairfieldwomensclub@gmail.com JENNIFER SAILER - Fairfield Project Manager FirstService Residential 16055 Mason Road/Cypress, TX 77433 Phone: 713-332-4761/ Toll Free: 800-932-9449 Email: Jennifer.sailer@fsresidential.com

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Around Fairfield 4 Congratulations Class of 2021 5 Juanita's Mexican Kitchen 6 Ultimate Drip Therapy 8 Glo Parlor 9 Ice vs. Heat 18 VFW Post 8905 Installed a New Sign 19 New Patrol Cars 21 Constable Stats Community Events 10 Joyce Behind the Mic 12 Summer Xtreme Space 12 Traveling Seniors Event 12 Classic Adults 14 Second Baptist 16 Artists Among Us 18 Fairfield is Having a Parade 19 Keeping Active, Involved 19 Stetsons Stilettos Gala 21 Fairfield Republicans 21 Cy-Tom Democrats School News 16 Newcomber and Coach of the Year 17 Roar Camp and Bengel Express 17 Thanks for the Memories... PSA 22 Your Mobile Device Could Save Your Life In Every Issue 22 Teenage Job Seekers 22 Business Classifieds

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The Fairfield Women’s Club recently honored graduates at their 30th Annual Mother/Daughter Tea held May 16, 2021. What a wonderful afternoon despite the rain, we enjoyed meeting all of you. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to attend. Best of luck to each of you as you begin the next chapter of your lives.

Graduates From Front Left to Right: Katie Webb, Lois Hill, Chloe Griffin, Elise Barlow, Macy Tade, Alex Cisneros, Taylor Tade, Evyn Barnes, Mady Buckley and Morgan Fernandez.

by Jackie Devine

et's face it, chain restaurants have their place, especially when you are driving through a strange city and you just want to pick up some Mexican food. You know exactly what to expect when you pull into Taco Bell or Chili’s. And when it comes to mega-events like a big office party or colossal family reunion, places like Gringo’s or Mamacita’s might fit the bill. However, when you are looking for authentic Mexican food, prepared the way Grandma used to make it with the freshest, most natural ingredients made from scratch, you want to go to a locally owned restaurant. And, it is always better to go where the owners are invested in the community and view both their employees and their customers as part of the family. If that is right up your alley, you want to check out Juanita's Mexican Kitchen. Juanita’s is Fairfield's newest family-owned and operated restaurant located in the strip center right across from the Outlet Mall in the formerly known location of Sergio’s. But don't be misled—even though they are new to Fairfield, this is not their first rodeo. The Nunez family has over 30 years of experience serving authentic family recipes from Guanajuato, Mexico, to friends and families across the Cypress area. As a matter of fact, they are so good at what they do, unlike many other small family-owned businesses, the COVID restrictions didn't even affect Juanita’s Mexican Restaurant at their Tomball location. They kept all of their 30 employees, and their loyal customers supported them through the entire lockdown. You may ask, "Of all the Mexican restaurants in the area, what sets Juanita's apart from the rest?" First of all, it is truly a family affair. They serve the highest quality authentic Guanajuato, Mexican recipes handed down from generation to generation through Juanita's family. Treat yourself to a delicious appetizer, then dig into a mouth-watering enchilada, sizzling fajitas, a perfectly wrapped burrito, or one of their classic seafood dishes. Your meal is served with homemade corn and flour tortillas. If it's a cold cerveza, a full-flavored Margarita, or other tasty libations you've set your sights on, you've come to the right place. Juanita's offers a full service bar boasting the best Margaritas in Cypress! Owners Miguel, Bianca, and Angel, their father, are here to stay. They're looking forward to establishing lasting relationships that result in 100% customer satisfaction as they build a stellar reputation for serving excellent food prepared in a clean, healthy environment and offered at reasonable prices. Their services include catering, reservations, and the ability of 24/7 online ordering. They also offer gift cards for any occasion.

"Wow amazing food staff amazing amazing amazing."

Even though they are new to the area, they have already received testimonials raving about their delicious meals, friendly atmosphere, and unbeatable service. Take a look at what pleased customers are saying: Juanita's Mexican Kitchen on 290 next to the outlet mall has AMAZING food and service! I tried a variety of what they offer and was very satisfied with it all. They are new to the area and have only been open for a few weeks. I highly recommend this place! —Amanda Welkey We had an amazing time this evening. Thank you to Bianca, and the rest of the staff, for making this such a memorable first-time experience. Our server was great, as was everyone else. There was a nice older gentleman in a black t-shirt who ensured my soda never got too low. The food was wonderful, as were the cocktails and the atmosphere. There was a young gentleman (who resembles Vin Diesel) dropping off chips and salsa to each table. He seems like a nice guy but always looked so serious. LOL. In any event, we had a wonderful time and will definitely be back. Thank you, guys. It was a great time—Scott Childers The service was fast and friendly. The hostess and manager kept checking on us. The Mexican pepper was AMAZING!!!. I only had one Mango Margarita, and that's all I needed. It was delicious. My kids and husband loved it. We will be coming back—Lisa Rocha La bienvenida Bianca, Miguel, and Angel! We are so glad you chose to expand into our community. Our Fairfield family welcomes your family! For more information, please visit www.JuanitasRestaurant.com or Juanita’s Mexican Kitchen on Facebook. To Order call 832-334-5483 or just drop by 29110 US-290 Frontage, Cypress, TX 77433 Fairfield Community Gazette - Junly 2021

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by Jackie Devine I am so excited to know about this place. My experience was off the charts, and I can only say, "I FEEL ALIVE!" It's a must-have, and the professional but caring staff is remarkable. Dr. M. W. This was just what I needed! I left feeling amazing. The next day after my drip, I completed tasks that I haven't been able to complete in a long time. I will most definitely be back. J. F. I stopped by on a Friday after a long workday with my wife. The ambiance is amazing, with a beautiful waterfront view. The luxury loungers were just perfect for getting my feet up, and the owners were fantastic hosts. I've never done anything like this previously and generally consider myself a healthy individual. After my session, which lasted around 25-30 minutes, I felt noticeable differences in my physical and emotional state. My feet were no longer throbbing from hours of walking around in Chucks, my entire body felt refreshed and alive, and I just felt generally in a better mood. It could also have been an awesome company (shout out to my wife and the business owners). To my delight, the feelings of renewed rejuvenation were not short-lived. It's been a few weeks, and I'm feeling alive like Johnny5. If you get the reference, you'll benefit from a quick drip. This place is dripped up and draped out, and you should see what they're talking about. Tell ’em Ruben sent you! If you are new to the service commonly known as IV Hydration, you may be interested to know it is a trending service designed to increase

energy, boost immune systems, improve endurance and performance for athletes, enhance weight loss and improve chronic disease symptoms. Not only that, it boosts the immune system and supports overall wellness, including mental clarity, and even slows down the effects of aging.

IV therapy has been used for decades in hospitals to treat a range of conditions, from dehydration to nutrient-absorption disorders. Now, that service just became more accessible, much more efficient, and less impersonal, head over to Ultimate Drip Therapy and Wellness, your Premier IV Hydration Therapy & Vitamin Injection Wellness Spa, located in Cypress, Texas. It is owned and operated by Schwanna Fortenberry and Regine Patillo. There you will be treated to a full array of vitamin infusions, IM injections, and weight loss support. In addition, they will be offering Botox/Fillers in August. The process is fast and straightforward. It only takes a few minutes to fill out a health profile, relax in a recliner, and receive your infusion of a mixture of vitamins, herbs, and fluids via an IV line. Then, the next thing you know, you are walking out the door feeling like you have a new lease on life. To learn more about this unique process and what it can do for you, visit www.ultimatedriptherapy.com. Ultimate Drip Therapy is located at 9945 Barker Cypress Rd #200, Cypress, TX 77433.

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by Jackie Devine The history of teeth whitening, or cleaning teeth, can be traced back to ancient times. In 3000 B.C., people didn't brush their teeth with a brush; they used chew sticks small twigs that a person chewed, which scraped off the particles on the teeth. Early Romans whitened their teeth using urine (you read that correctly). The ammonia in the urine was the bleaching agent. And, during the 17th century, people relied on their barbers to care for hair and take care of their teeth. The barber would file down the teeth and apply an acid that would whiten them. Unfortunately, while the practice made teeth whiter, it eroded tooth enamel and led to decay. However, in 2021, in Cypress, Texas, you can get a bright smile to go at Glo Parlor, a teeth whitening studio offering an in salon whitening system that provides a safe, fast, cost effective way to whiten teeth more efficiently. Holly Smith, with fifteen years as a dental hygienist, is a true entrepreneur. She saw a need and decided to fill it. Says Holly, "People get their teeth whitened for several reasons, for example, superficial stains from drinking coffee, cola, wine, smoking, or taking medications such as tetracycline, diseases, and even genetics. Maybe they have a special occasion (a wedding, high school reunion, etc.), job interviews, effects of aging, or they want to boost self confidence. I've seen it all. But, because I've been offering these services for years, I knew there had to be a better way to whiten teeth faster, and that could be a little easier on the pocketbook."

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Stepping out of the dental office and into the salon, Holly's clients can now receive a teeth whitening process, which takes only an hour. The session is broken down into three back to back 20 minute increments in which the gel is rinsed and reapplied. The products are safe and natural: • Natural plant and mineralbased laser gels • No preservatives • Non-abrasive, gentle • Fast, effective, and immediate • Safe for existing dental work However, Holly cautions the teeth whitening process does not lighten restorations (crowns, veneers, composites, bonding) beyond their original color. However, it does remove stains from them. If you have these on anterior teeth (front teeth), you may notice a difference between your natural tooth color and the restoration after the whitening session. Clients can book online through the Glo Parlor Facebook page, Instagram, or through the website, gloparlor.com.

What to do when you're in pain. A question physical therapists get frequently asked is whether to use ice or heat on an injury. Here are some general guidelines to help in many scenarios. If you have certain conditions such as fibromyalgia, Reflex Sympathetic Disorder (RSD), or rheumatoid arthritis, your sensory pathways are affected and don’t fall into the typical response patterns. • The first 24 – 48 hours after an acute injury onset, use ice. This is true even for simple muscle sprains or pulls. • After an activity, at the end of the day or when swelling is present, use ice. When things are inflamed, the more you do throughout the day, the more inflamed the area will get. Ice will assist in decreasing pain, inflammation, and swelling. • Heat, while it feels good, is contraindicated in most situations or when inflammation or swelling is present. • Whether heat or ice is used, you shouldn’t need to apply to the area of injury for longer than 20 minutes. Things to know about icing: • Don’t ice for more than 20 minutes • Let your tissues fully re-warm before re-icing • 20 minutes on, 40 minutes off is a good rule for icing multiple times • If you’re icing in an area with superficial nerves (elbow), don’t ice for more than 10 minutes • You never want to ice before an activity. You want your muscles warm, not cold!

If your pain doesn’t subside after a few days, don’t hesitate to reach out and ask for help. We can evaluate your injury or pain and get you back on your path to recovery. Looking for an ice pack and can’t find one? No worries. Making your own ice pack at home is practical and easy. Ingredients: • 2 cups of water • 1 cup of rubbing alcohol • gallon-sized Ziploc bag Directions: • Pour the water and rubbing alcohol into the bag ** Double the bag for extra protection against breakage. • Zip the bag shut removing as much air as possible. • Place the bag in the freezer until the liquid reaches a slushy mixture. • When ready, wrap the bag in a towel or pillowcase before applying it to the skin. (DON’T NOT APPLY BAG DIRECTLY TO SKIN)

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Dates to Remember: 7/16 –The Barn – Roger Creager w/Daniel Holmes, 9pm

email me: joycebehindthemic@gmail.com

7/23 – The Burger Ranch - Hwy 99, 6pm 7/24 – The Burger Ranch Morgan McKay Band, 6pm

Hurry Sundown Band | Facebook Cypress Music Scene | Facebook

7/30 – Dosey Doe – Foghat, 8pm 7/31 – 2920 Roadhouse – Zac Wilkerson, 8pm 8/6 – The Barn – Jason Boland & The Stragglers, 6pm 8/7 – Dosey Doe – Jody Booth, 8:45pm

What’s a paradigm shift? It’s a change in your thought patterns, a shift in your logic. As a human, I’m certain of when that day happened for me. It was January 2018. It felt like a voice, had no sound, but said to me “I have big things in store for you, but you cannot do them like this”. Call me crazy, but that changed me. I still to this day, do not know what “them” pertained to. But in the meantime, not knowing what each experience leads to, I choose to believe that everything I go through is the “big” thing and all part of my shift. In this case, it was getting to meet Mike Gilbert! Mike Gilbert is a standout Cypress citizen, Singer, Songwriter, Husband, and Dad. I attended one of his local solo acoustic acts at Cypress’s fun backyard hangout called, The Burger Ranch, located at 16702 House Hahl Road. Gotta check it out! So who’s Mike? Among other things, he participates with Relay for Life of Cy-Fair and has written and performed original songs he’s titled: Scarecrow, Rough Around the Edges and Edge of No Control. Mike also covers songs written by Brandon Steadman and Dan Adams. Look for Mike Gilbert around the Cypress area, he’s a fan favorite and a regular so you won’t have to try too hard! Make sure to Follow him on Facebook @mikegilbert-music! Rock On Cypress! Until next time…

*All shows subject to change, no guarantee. Updates available on Facebook by visiting #Cypress Music Scene You can reach out to me with your music news, alerts, happenings, and questions! Artists/Venues/Agents Welcome. NO SPAM. email me: joycebehindthemic@gmail.com

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MONDAY, JULY 12th FFA Presentation with Brooke Blackshear Member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of 2024, Majoring in Agricultural Communications and Journalism Good Shepherd UMC Youth Room, 11:45AM

We would love for you to include our Summer Xtreme Space camp in the next issue if possible. Here are the details. Summer Xtreme Space is an evening summer camp that will take your child on a journey of exploration of God's Word through outer space! Campers will participate in Xtreme Cosmic Games, like laser tag, obstacle courses & water slides, Mission Control Bible Theatre, and Skylab Activities where there are snacks and crafts. Ages 4 yrs (by Aug 1) to Entering 5th Grade in fall 2021 Online Registration Ends July 28, 2021 Cost for Summer Xtreme Space: $45.00 Each camper will receive a Camp Shirt, a Camp Bag, all supplies needed and snacks for the entire week of camp. Also, included is a free Family Carnival Night on Friday. Tuesday, August 3—Friday, August—6 5:30PM - 8:00PM Community of Faith Church, 16124 Becker Road, Hockley, TX. Here is the link with all you need to know and to register: Summer Xtreme Space 2021 Kim Ward COF Next Gen Admin (832)-857-0941

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FFA was the acronym for Future Farmers of America but the organization, in an effort to broaden its potential membership beyond youth working in traditional "production" agriculture, changed its official name from Future Farmers of America to the National FFA Organization in 1988; it is still commonly referred to as FFA. High school students compete in various events, in several major areas including Career Development Events (CDE's) and Supervised Agricultural Experience programs (SAE's). Students are supervised by agricultural education teachers in cooperation with parents, employers and other adults who assist individuals in the development and achievement of educational and career goals. According to the constitution and bylaws of the National FFA Organization, each student must be enrolled in an agriculture class to be eligible for membership. Activities: • Raising animal projects including sheep, goats, steers, turkeys, chickens, rabbits, and swine to show and sell in the CFISD Livestock show in February. • Tour Guiding at the Houston Livestock Show • And much, much more! Brooke Blackshear, granddaughter of Debbie and Paul Blackshear, will join us and tell us about her time as a member of the Texas FFA and the Cypress Ranch FFA chapter. She served as the chapter President for the 2019-2020 school year. She raised hogs, steers, cows, and chickens! She participated in many Leadership Development Events and Career Development events. The FFA is an organization that strives to educate the next generation of the importance of the Agriculture industry, raise students to be the leaders of tomorrow and provide opportunities for students to develop into men and women of outstanding character by teaching them invaluable life lessons. In keeping with our theme, lunch will be BBQ beef with all the fixin’s! The Blackshears, the Mayfields, and the Goodsons are cooking this delicious meal for us! Cost is only $10 each. So, mark your calendars now! You sure do not want to miss this fun filled luncheon!!! Please register for Classic Adults at www.goodchurch.org under registrations before Friday, July 9th. Call the church at 281-373-2273 with any questions. Classic Adults is a ministry of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church located at 21055 Cypresswood Drive in Fairfield. We welcome any person fifty years young and better to join us for Christian fellowship, entertainment, adventure, and light-hearted inspirational programs. You do not have to be a member of Good Shepherd to attend Classic Adults. We meet the first Monday each month at 11:45AM at the church. Copyright © 2021 Peel, Inc.

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Sports Quest Summer Camp features a variety sports activities for children ages 5-12. Sign your child up today for some fun summer sports!

DATE: JULY 12 – JULY 15 TIME: 8:00 AM TO 11:00 AM LOCATION: Cypress Campus - 29900 Hwy 290, Cypress, TX 77433 CONTACT: Bradley Snow / 713.365.6011 / bsnow@second.org Go to https://sqsoccer.com/camp-schedule/ to sign up. Registration fee is $150 per child with a $20 discount for siblings

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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Free Event Join us as Ellie and Finn learn that Jesus is the greatest example OF ALL TIME! They will embark on their most epic adventure yet, traveling through time and space, but it won’t be easy with the Time Bandit always trying to spoil their plans! VBS is for children ages 5 (as of September 1, 2021) thru entering 3rd grade. Children entering grades 4th & 5th, don’t miss registering for VBX! VBS/VBX is Monday – Thursday, July 19-22. We will conclude with a big family event on Thursday evening for children and their parents. It’s going to be AMAZING! Invite your friends and be part of a week full of surprises you will not want to miss! SPACE IS LIMITED! Cypress Campuses: 9AM - Noon. To register got to www.second.org Contact: Rachel Taylor / rtaylor@second.org

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Smith Middle School eighth grade student Emily Hancock and Bridgeland High School freshman Jasmine Lu had their rodeo artwork selected to be displayed in State Rep. Mike Schofield’s office at the Texas State Capitol and the district’s office in Houston. Rep. Schofield requested artwork that was created by students that live in District 132 that also represented the Cy-Fair community. Both pieces selected received a high number of votes from district art teachers when pieces were being finalized to be submitted to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo School Art Program. “It is always a pleasure to highlight CFISD students whose artwork is requested to publicly exhibit,” said Lee Carrier, CFISD visual arts coordinator. “I am proud of the two students who received multiple accolades from not only the rodeo art contest, but also being selected to represent the community and display their artworks locally and statewide at the house district offices of Rep. Schofield.” Rodeo Art Capitol Display 1: State District 132 Rep. Mike Schofield poses with Bridgeland High School freshman Jasmine Lu’s rodeo artwork. Lu’s artwork was one of two pieces selected to be displayed in Rep. Schofield’s offices in Austin and Houston.

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Bridgeland High School junior Justin Kim was voted Newcomer of the Year.

Bridgeland Head Coach Paul Orlando was named Coach of the Year.

Thanks for the Memories… by Coach Jacqueline Livingston

Words cannot describe how blessed I have been to be your coach at Bridgeland. You made my job so easy. Every one of you was like a daughter to me. I've loved seeing you grow from young ladies into women each year. You are among the most capable students in the district—I’ve watched you turn into power athletes. It has been such a joy to have joined you on your journey toward greatness. I look forward to watching you continue to break records, and I know all of you will do amazing things in your future endeavors. Even though I am saying farewell, I will be in the background cheering you on to future successes.

Lovingly, Coach Jacqueline Livingston

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VFW Post 8905 Installed a New Sign by Donna Morse

Plan to attend the 4th of July parade, starting at Ault Elementary, Sat. July 3rd. Line up starts at 8:30 with parade kicking off at 9:00. The 4th@Fairfield Event will be held at Keith Elementary, 10:00-1:00. Enjoy Booths, Jumpies, Face Painting, food trucks and more…….. We would like to thank our sponsors that have signed up so far: Jennifer Dodd - Re/Max Preferred Cypress Republican party Andrea Curran, The Andrea Curran Team, Compass Fairfield women Republicans The Sign Gypsies – Stephanie Anderson Jurica.

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Members of Post 8905 installed their new sign in June. A big thank you goes to Senior Vice CommanderRandy Rice, QuartermasterDaniel Lindstrom, Service Officer-Quinton Self, and member Matthew Parrent. Great job, Comrades! Look for updates on our new LED display about upcoming events! Friday Night Steak Night on Friday, July 2 Juicy ribeye steaks will be available for order. Eat there or call your order in to go! To place a to-go order, call 281469-6632 and press option 4 to reach the command team. Get your order in early! Only $15 for steak, baked potato, salad, and dessert. We are now accepting all major credit cards! VFW members start taking orders at 6:30 and begin serving shortly after that. Pay by cash, check, or credit. The VFW has also installed a new state-of-the-art ATM to serve our patrons better. TASW WRESTLING’s “SET IT OFF” Saturday Night The Baird Law Firm & ProWrestlingWarehouse.com present TASW WRESTLING’s “SET IT OFF” on Saturday night, June 19th, LIVE from the historic Cypress VFW Arena; starting at 7:00 pm! There will be five big title matches featuring TASW Heavyweight Champion “Silverback” Nate Slater, TASW Women’s Champion Killa Kate, TASW Cruiserweight Champion Ryan “Love Muscle” Russell, TASW Tag Team Champions La Familia (Jonathan Vega & Diego de la Cruz w/ Karizma) and Hoodmark Lucha Libre Junior Heavyweight Champion “Star Warrior” Estrella Galactica all defending their championships! PLUS, you will see one other match. It’s going to be another exciting night of action in Cypress you don’t want to miss! Advanced reserved ringside tickets are on sale NOW only at TASWwrestling.com! General admission tickets for adults and kids will be on sale that night, starting when doors open at 6:00 pm! So make your plans now and be there with us on Saturday night, June 19th, at the Cypress VFW! Triple Crown Bingo Presents Midnight BINGO Calling All Triple Crown Night Owls! MIDNIGHT BINGO has Returned to Triple Crown Bingo at VFW 290!! Get Ready to YELL BINGO!! Join us Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday! We’re Paying out OVER $5000 CASH Nightly! Games Begin at Midnight! Doors Open at 10 pm! Early Bird Specials from 10:30 pm-11 pm. 21902 Northwest Freeway Cypress, TX 77429 281.469.6632 cmd@vfw8905. org https://www.facebook.com/VfwPost8905 Copyright © 2021 Peel, Inc.

Fairfield Village South Homeowner Association. The last meeting was May 11th. The next meeting date and venue have not been determined but will be at Central Park Clubhouse, 15015 Heath Green Circle near Salyards School at 6:00 PM. First Service Residential has information about this and other Village meetings and can be contacted at 713-332-4763. Fairfield Village Homeowner’s Association. The June meeting was at 8:30 AM on June 23rd. The July meeting date has not been determined but will be an evening meeting at 6:00 PM at the Lakeside Trails Clubhouse. For more information, contact First Service Residential at 713-332-4763. Monday, July 5, 2021, Fairfield Republicans. This is the regularly scheduled first Monday meeting. The meeting begins at 7:00 PM. The Facebook and Nextdoor pages are the “Fairfield Republicans” group. Please check those pages to confirm the meeting date and location. For additional information, please feel free to contact Bill Ely at 832-919-4999. Wednesday, July 14, 2021, Municipal Utility District (MUD) #396. The July venue has not been announced as video conference, telephone dial-in, or in-person. The meetings are usually dial-in or Zoom. Meetings begin at noon. If you plan to participate or reside in a different Fairfield MUD, call 713-651-5345 to confirm meeting venues and dates. For dial-in instructions, contact Bill Wilson at 832-653-5146. Tuesday, July 20, 2021, Yellow Rose of Texas Republican Women. This will be the regularly scheduled meeting on the fourth Tuesday of every month at Harris County Smokehouse, 14243 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377 (phone) 281-351-4060. The meetings begin at 6:30 PM. You are not required to be a member to attend nor are you required to purchase a meal. Arrive early if you plan to have a meal. Saturday, July 24, 2021, Cypress Texas Tea Party (CTTP). The meeting begins at 12 Noon and is at Spring Creek BBQ, 25831 Northwest Fwy, Cypress, TX 77429 (phone) 281-758-1450. CTTP does not charge a fee to attend the meeting and does not have membership dues. You do not have to purchase a meal to attend although most do. Please check the CTTP website for confirmation of the scheduled meeting, location, and speakers.

Our Constable, Mark Herman had a fleet of brand new Dodge Charger patrol vehicles delivered to us just in time for the summer months! These patrol cars are being deployed in your communities with some of the finest police safety equipment on the market to protect your families and our deputies.

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Beverly Jurenko

Fairfield Republicans are a group of conservative like-minded neighbors residing in Fairfield and neighboring areas. While we are predominately residents of Fairfield and the adjoining subdivisions, we welcome people from other precincts to attend our meetings as well. Our group meets every month to provide information to our community about current legislative priorities and other pertinent information. We can be found on Facebook and NextDoor under the heading of Fairfield Republicans. Please check those pages for confirmation of the upcoming meeting dates. In addition, you may contact Bill Ely, Precinct 0124 Chair at 832-919-4999 for more information.

Jesse Ybanez

The Cypress-Tomball Democrats will hold its next virtual monthly meeting Tuesday, July 20, 2021. There is a meet and greet at 6:30 p.m. The general meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. To request the ZOOM access code, email cytomdems@yahoo.com. The speakers will be Jesse Ybanez and Beverly Jurenko. Jesse and Beverly are our Senate District 7 State Democratic Executive Committeeman and Committeewoman (SDEC). Jesse started working with Democrats in the Cy-Fair area in January 2007. He’s been involved in Voter Registration, Get Out the Vote (GOTV), phone banking, block walking, and preparing door hangers since then. He is a Veteran and a founder of the Cy-Tom Dems Club. Beverly also became active in the Democratic Party in 2007 when she founded “Americans in Belgium for Obama”. Beverly is the Founder of Inside Edge Consulting LLC, where she provides coaching for executives struggling to embrace Diversity & Inclusion and empowerment coaching for those early in their career development. All are welcome to attend and to join this growing club, which meets on the third Tuesday of every month. For more information & access to the ZOOM Virtual meeting, contact Charlene Shafer at cytomdems@yahoo.com, or visit the club’s Website at CyTomDemocrats.org.

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