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Beretta: "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time."
This should serve as a warning to others that might try the same thing...power does not outrun the law.
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Disgraced Fort Bend County Judge KP George was sentenced Tuesday to 6 months in jail and ordered to serve 5 years probation.
458th District Court Judge Maggie Jaramillo also fined George $5,000 and court costs, and ordered him to serve 200 hours of community service, attend anti-theft course and stay off social media while on probation. Jaramillo also forbade George from finding employment that included monetary transactions.She also ordered him removed from office.
Bond was denied and he was remanded into custody Tuesday afternoon around 4 p.m.; however, his attorney immediately filed an appeal, which means George will be released pending the outcome of the appeal. If he loses his appeal, he will begin serving his sentence.
George was convicted in March on two felony counts of money laundering.

Fulshear is ready for Baseball

Fulshear celebrates opening of Primrose Park Phase 2 Fulshear officials gathered June 13 to throw the first ceremonial pitch signifying the opening of the second phase of construction at Primrose Park, which includes four baseball and softball fields.

Rememberring Belle.

Flag Day!

(Remembering K-9 Belle, the Fulshear Police Department’s first K-9. Her loyalty, courage, and service will always be remembered.)

Hey teachers, time to sign up with LCISD!

During the June 9 Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the 2026-2027 budget, including increased teacher compensation and raises for district employees.

The approved budget includes:

📚 Teacher starting salary increased to $68,900
📈 $2,200 increase from the 2025-2026 school year
👏 3% raise for all other district employees

These investments reflect Lamar CISD's commitment to Excellence, Accountability, and Big Thinking as we continue attracting and retaining exceptional employees to serve our growing community.

🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/LamarCISDCompPlan26

Thanks for the update, Fulshear Police!

Last night, our officers encountered a young man with disabilities near a lake in our community. He was unable to tell us where he lived, and our immediate priority became ensuring his safety and finding his family. After working through the night and following up on several leads, we were eventually able to locate his home and reunite him with his loved ones.

While the story had a happy ending, it highlighted something important: very few families in our area are registered in the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Take Me Home Program.

The Take Me Home Program is a free, voluntary service designed to assist individuals who may have difficulty communicating, identifying themselves, or who are at risk of becoming disoriented or wandering. This includes individuals with conditions such as Autism, Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia, Down Syndrome, and other cognitive impairments.

The program utilizes a secure database containing a current photograph, demographic information, and emergency caregiver contacts. If law enforcement encounters someone who cannot communicate where they live, officers can quickly search the database using a name or physical description and help reunite that individual with their family. The system can also assist if a loved one goes missing by immediately providing officers with critical information and a current photograph.

Who is eligible?
Fort Bend County residents with a cognitive impairment or disability that may affect their ability to communicate and who may be at risk of wandering.

Participation is completely voluntary, and all information is kept confidential.

If you have a family member, friend, or loved one who may benefit from this program, we strongly encourage you to enroll them today. It could make all the difference during an emergency.

For more information, contact Sergeant Matthew Hricko at 281-341-8788 or email [email protected]. You may also visit this link for more information: https://www.fortbendcountytx.gov/government/departments/sheriff-s-office/programs/take-me-home

A few minutes spent registering today could help bring your loved one home safely tomorrow.

Play Ball!

What will it mean for us?
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Excape to become EVO Entertainment!

What’s coming to the former Xscape Theatre near Fulshear? The former Xscape Theatre in Fulshear will be transformed into a nearly 70,000-square-foot entertainment destination featuring bowling, games, a restaurant and a revamped movie theater.