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Cypress, TX November 2022

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The Thankful Issue

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Giving Thanks

November 2022 PUBLISHER

Peggy Garner | peggy.garner@citylifestyle.com 346-268-7559 MANAGING EDITOR

In this season of giving thanks, we find ourselves reflecting on the blessings in our lives and considering who, and what makes our life meaningful. Remembering the importance of being present and enjoying the journey keeps us focused and fulfilled. It’s often the little things in life that I am thankful for the most. Playing cards, over coffee, with my husband. Introducing my sons to all the best movies—from the 90s, of course. Laughing with my parents over some of the full-circle moments of raising kids (most of these memories involve a smart-mouthed teen). As a mother of three sons (my oldest is thirteen, and the twins are eleven) I’m incredibly thankful for the opportunity to homeschool them. When we were neck-deep in diapers and sleep-deprivation I couldn't always see the forest for the trees. When well-intentioned women would approach me at the grocery store, (when I felt like a walking circus with three toddlers in tow) to tell me “the days are long but the years are short” or “cherish these days.” I didn’t get it. Now I get it, and I am thankful for it. And of course, I’ve become the well-intentioned lady telling other moms to “cherish these days”! Our November issue is dedicated to stories of gratitude, gathering, and giving back to our community. We are so thankful for the residents and businesses who help make Cypress the vibrant community that it is. We are especially thankful for our advertising partners who help bring this magazine to your doorsteps each month. They are a fundamental part of our vision and purpose of bringing inspiring stories of the community directly to you. Blessings!

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Lifestyle Letter

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City Scene

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Business Monthly

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Family Care

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Travel Journal

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Our Town

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Local Limelight

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Events

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Realty Report

Homewatch CareGivers offers kindness and service to those who need it most

22 Let's Go Glamping

Luxury accommodations meet the beauty of nature

30 Giving Back to Our Veterans Telge Roofing completes second roof for VFW facility

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34 History of the Cy-Fair Fire Department Blazing a trail to meet the needs of the Cypress Community

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Photography: Shannon Raske | Lunalux Long-time Cy-Fair Fire Department members Rick Corliss and Dennis Fox stand next to uniform display in Station 11 showcasing a helmet worn in the1960s and the bunker coat used by Glenn Gates while assigned to Station 3 in 1970s.

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1: LSC-Cy-Fair artist, Vicky Suarez participated in the inaugural Collegiate Art Collective at the 50th Annual Bayou City Art Festival 2: Bisong Art Gallery showcases Cypress artist Cassandra Bohne-L's artwork and one-of-a-kind butterfly clocks through Nov 6. 3-4: Cy-Fair Educational Foundation (CFEF) held its first Sporting Clay Tournament at the Westside Sporting Grounds. 1st place White Course – Memorial Hermann Cypress. 1st Place - Yellow Course – Traylor Mechanical 5-14: Passerella Ristorante & Wine Bar at the Towne Lake Boardwalk hosted the first annual Wear White After Labor Day ladies’ soiree in September. Attendees enjoyed tasting stations, wine pairings, games, gifts and specialty drink tutorials. Houston Methodist’s Dr. Latricia Thompson spoke to the group reminding them about the importance of mammograms in detecting breast cancer early.

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

Methodist Willowbrook Hospital Planning Expansion

Bridgeland Announces First Public Charter School

Northwest Dodge Holding Fundraiser to Feed Local Families

In a series of upcoming expansions, Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital plans to open an emergency care center in Magnolia on the first floor of the Magnolia Landmark Building. In Tomball, the Primary Group clinic will add specialists and additional services including sports medicine, neurology and cardiology specialists, and mammogram and bone density screenings. The anticipated completion date is summer of 2023. HoustonMethodist.org

The Howard Hughes Corporation announced Harmony Public School is opening in Bridgeland. Known for its robust STEM program, the tuition-free charter school will be located at Grand Parkway and Creekland Village Drive in Creekland Village with an anticipated opening for the 2023-24 school year. Starting with pre-k through second grade, additional grade levels will be added to become a full K-12 school. Applications for 2024-2025 school year are set to open as early as October 1, 2023. HarmonyTx.org

Northwest Dodge is holding a fundraiser benefitting Cy-Fair Helping Hands to feed the homeless and underserved in the Cypress area. Every year CFHH ensures local families have meals for Thanksgiving and Christmas, along with gifts for the children. Northwest Dodge will match all donations - food or money - from the community through November 19. Donations can be dropped at CFHH, 9606 Kirkton Dr., Houston or Northwest Dodge, 19616 Northwest Fwy, Houston. NorthwestDodge.com. Cy-FairHelpingHands.org CONTINUED >

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Tutu School Cypress Offers Ballet Classes for Young Dancers Tutu School Cypress opened at 16718 House Hahl Rd. Suite M2, Cypress, and is the first-of-its-kind dance studio in the Houston area. Promising to offer “storybook adventures in ballet,” Tutu School Cypress introduces little dancers ages 18 months to 8 years old to the world of ballet. In addition to year-round instructional classes, Tutu School offers camp experiences and is available to rent for private ballet-themed birthday parties. TutuSchool.com/cypress

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Homewatch takes a human approach to offering quality care. Employees are background checked, undergo drug and alcohol screening, and are continually trained throughout the year. They are then matched with clients based on skill set requirements, individual needs and interests. “We try to get to know everything about the client–what they like, what they dislike what makes them happy and what makes them sad,” Sharan says. “Our customized care plans are designed to not only to help them with their needs, but also to ensure their happiness and well-being.” Above all, choosing a compassionate service provider is something Sharan takes very seriously. She knows from her own experience caring for her husband’s aging parents that it takes an incredible amount of empathy and kindness to be a successful full-time caregiver. She looks for those same qualities in her staffers and makes it a requirement for anyone she brings on board. “I try to look for somebody who has the heart to do this job,” she says. “You have to be a people person. You have to have the compassion to support their needs.” As the needs of each person change, caregivers can adapt and keep family members informed. Homewatch CareGivers check vitals, help with bathing or dressing and distribute medications all while making sure family members stay aware of important daily happenings via an online portal with detailed visit notes. And while staying on top of your loved one’s ever-changing health needs can be complicated, finding quality care does not need to be with help from Homewatch CareGivers of Cypress. HomewatchCareGivers.com/cypress/ 7171 Highway 6 N, Suite 201 Houston, TX 281-787-8090

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THE YURTOPIAN The Yurtopian offers real yurts made of handstripped Siberian pine wood and camel hide to hold the lattice together. You can choose from two sites – Wimberley or Dripping Springs – each offering beautiful views and remote hideaways for maximum privacy Rest, relax and rejuvenate in a cozy climate-controlled yurt featuring a king-size bed, luxurious bathroom with plush linens and towels. Grab a glass of wine and take in the sights and sounds of the beautiful hill country. Each yurt comes fully equipped with outdoor kitchen, refrigerator, private hot tub, fire pit, TV and Wi-Fi. All yurts are adults only and can accommodate 1-2 persons. Founded in March 2019, The Yurtopian was designed and created the by dynamic husband-wife duo, Ann-Tyler & Brian Konradi. After being world travelers for over 20 years and having lived in various regions of the world, the Konradis settled in Wimberley. They have three daughters and a small,

black Maltipoo, who is lovingly said to fill the role of Head of Ranch Security. The Wimberley location, nestled among twenty-six acres of cedar and oak trees, boasts six remote yurts and three river bluff yurts for those who want access to the Blanco River. You can also book a massage for one or two at the Spa Yurt on the property. Located 10 minutes from town, you will be close to shops, restaurants, bars, and a bustling nightlife and live music. You will also be close to Jacob’s Well and the Blue Hole. Dripping Springs is more remote and designed to be a hideaway in the woods. All yurts have river-front access to a beautiful swimming hole complete with canoes and SUP. It is recommended that you get provisions prior to arrival but you can still get to restaurants and stores in 30 minutes. The area has tons of wineries, breweries, distilleries and wedding venues. TheYurtopian.com CONTINUED >

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HOMETREE BY ARTISTREE Enjoy luxury accommodations seamlessly set in nature in the heart of the hill country. Choose from a selection of Artistree-designed treehouses, luxury tents, and unique container homes for an unforgettable adventure. Artistree has been delighting guests with its unique accommodations designs for over a decade and is curating awe-inspiring locations in nature. Artistree’s dreamy designs, bring all the adventures of childhood back to life, wrapping them in the creature comforts of adulthood. HomeTree offers several locations across the country with three of them in central Texas. Located west of Austin, and north of San Antonio, you’ll find Cypress Valley. Here you can stay in one of their whimsical tree houses built high in the cypress trees and enjoy views from every angle. Experience out-ofthis-world accommodations; like being suspended thirty-five feet high in an ancient cypress tree that comes right up the middle of your room, with a waterfall soaking tub across the suspension bridge leading to your full bath.

Depending on your location of choice, HomeTree has an array of accommodations and amenities with the backdrop of nature; a glistening pool, small lake, BBQ grill, fire pit, hammocks, soaking tubs, full en-suite baths, flat screen TV, cozy kitchenette, breakfast bar, and complimentary espresso to sip while enjoying the stunning views. Artistree is also committed to giving back. For each night's stay in one of their treehouses, Artistree plants one tree. In addition, Artistree also dedicates 5% of its profits to forest restoration projects. Working to improve forest health and reduce the risk of wildfires. Hometree offers luxurious accommodations, all with convenient access for visiting lavender festivals, tasting local wines, craft beers, shopping, and nightlife. Find out more about what each location offers at HomeTree.us CONTINUED >

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SINYA ON LONE MAN CREEK Recharge, retreat and reconnect at Sinya on Lone Man Creek. Nestled among the treetops of Wimberley, Texas in the Texas Hill Country you’ll find glamping at its finest. Experience the one-of-a-kind feeling that comes from sleeping amidst the treetops. Sinya at Lone Man Creek boasts climate-controlled luxury tents, where you can awaken refreshed and invigorated after sleeping in the king-size bed in luxurious bedding that feels like a blend of cashmere and silk. Enjoy a shower under a star-filled sky in the private outdoor shower, and cowboy hot tub. Prepare the perfect meal in the kitchenette, equipped with a Breville smart oven, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, and induction cooktop. Or you can relax while grilling on the Weber grill, and enjoy using the limestone countertops and dining tables. Get a charming fire going with the well-stocked seasoned oak logs in the fire pit, all while taking in the views overlooking Lone Man Creek. Wander down the rock steps of the creek-side deck; the perfect spot for quiet contemplation or romantic conversation, mere steps from the waterfall. Sinya is a quaint, secluded retreat, inspired by a life-changing journey to Africa. The authentic South African structure of Sinya embodies its namesake, a resilient spirited orphaned baby elephant rescued by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in southeastern Kenya. In 2009 a little piece of Africa was brought to Texas and has since evolved into a highly sought, luxurious exclusive retreat. Endless restaurants, wineries, and breweries are in the area. Enjoy live music at Gruene Hall or Mercer Street Dance Hall. The active and adventurous can try out the Wimberley Zipline or float the river. Also, with convenient access to Krause Springs and Hamilton Pool. For reservations and more on local attractions visit Sinya online. HillCountrySinya.com

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Giving Back to Our Veterans TELGE ROOFING When Roy Campbell got a call about the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post in desperate need of a new roof, he knew he wanted to help. The VFW Post 8905 buildings on Highway 290 are more than 50 years old and had roofs so leaky that veterans were getting water on their food during meal times. So when Roy, who owns Telge Roofing, saw the conditions firsthand he decided to donate two new roofs to help post leaders fulfill their mission of serving veterans. “I’ve been blessed,” says Roy. “They’re right here in our backyard and we’re glad we can bless them.” Telge Roofing recently completed the second of two roofing installations for the VFW this year. The first roof was an all-new shingle roof for a building that dates back to the 1940s. The shingles and building top were so rotted that workers had to strip the roofing down the rafters and replace decaying wood before installing brand new shingles from GAF, Telge Roofing’s premium roofing supplier. The second roof was for the VFW’s larger hall. Telge Roofing replaced a rusty 60-year-old roof with an attractive red standing seam metal roof. Both roofs are backed by a 50-year warranty from GAF.

The new roofs will allow the VFW to continue its dedication to local veterans and the community at large. The group offers regular steak dinners, member meetings and bingo games inside the facilities. Since the new roof installation, the post is now approved to serve as a Harris County emergency shelter. “The mission of doing more for veterans than any other organization is accomplished,” said Joshua Wilcox, post commander, in a video interview on Telge Roofing’s YouTube Channel. Roy’s decision to help install the new roofs fits with the values of Telge Roofing as a whole. The company believes in giving back to the community and treating customers like family. Telge Roofing has more than 45,000 customers and even earned a Two-Star Certified Presidential Status recognition from GAF for excellence in installation, reliability and service. As such, Telge Roofing represents the top half percent of roofers in the country, according to GAF. In the coming years, Roy hopes to earn the GAF’s Three-Star Certified Presidential Status, the highest level of distinction from GAF. TelgeRoofing.com 281-290-0606 12022 Knigge Cemetery Rd #C, Cypress, TX

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HISTORY OF THE CY-FAIR FIRE DEPARTMENT ARTICLE BY ARIANA HURTADO | PHOTOGRAPHY BY SHANNON RASKE - LUNALUX

BLAZING A TRAIL TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY FOR 60 YEARS!

A 1950s Cypress housewife is going about her day when the phone rings. Like many women in the area, her husband is a farmer, or perhaps a local businessman, but he is also a volunteer firefighter. Right now, he is urgently needed to help put out a fire. It’s up to her to find her husband and relay the message. Needless to say, response times weren't what they are today, but this was actually a significant improvement to previous response times when the Cypress area had to rely on the Jersey Village or Houston fire departments. Discussions to create a local fire department (which would later become the Fairbanks fire department) started in the late 1940s after a home was destroyed due to a long response time. “It came to a head when they had a house fire out here and it took twenty minutes for the first fire truck to show up,” Cy-Fair firefighter Dennis Fox said. “It probably had to come from Houston, and the house burned down. The first truck purchased by the Fairbanks Fire Department was only $125, “Even back in the 1960s, the guys were good with their hands and built their own trucks. They would buy a used truck, put a tank on it, put a pump on it, paint it red, and put out fires with it,” said Dennis. The Fairbanks Fire Department was chartered in 1952 and by 1961 the Cypress Fairbanks Fire Department and the Fairbanks Fire Department merged, creating the Cy-Fair Fire Department (CFFD). The Cy-Fair Fire Department was officially chartered in 1962. At this point, they were still fully operating on donations. A donation system was implemented where suggested donation amounts were based on property value. For

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example, an owner of a $100,000 home was encouraged to donate about $5. Telephones were the main sources of communication for the department, and because the firefighters still depended on their wives to deliver messages to them, the department had phones located around town at residences and businesses to give the firefighters quick access to trucks and equipment allowing for faster response times. Firefighters began using two-way handheld radios in the 1960s and running base stations out of homes. One very special woman of note during this era is Mrs. Lucille Oliver who committed her time, and dedication to CFFD, and the community, by running a base station out of her home. Mrs. Oliver took calls all day, every day for an astounding ten years! At this point, CFFD had up to sixty-five members and five stations. By the early 1970s, the department received about 400 calls per year (still largely for grass fires) and had eleven trucks. In 1977 CFFD purchased the first ambulance, and in 1981 two-thirds of the calls CFFD received were EMS calls. By 1981 they ran four ambulances twenty-four hours a day. In the mid-1980s a funding agency was formed; the Rural Fire Prevention District (RFPD). Still maintaining a crucial role in the firefighting community, a full-size van was donated to the wives’ auxiliary by Texas Process Equipment. In 1990 Cy-Fair Fire Department went from an RFPD for funding to an ESD; Emergency Service District and Cy-Fair Fire Department remains an ESD to this day–ESD 9. Fast forward to 2015 and the CFFD made history with its all-female crew at Station 7 on Cypresswood Drive. At the time, four of


CFFD FoundFathers - Johnny Ulrich , Leslie Gates, Gene Kopesky, Teddy “Putt” Szmanski, Henr y Drapela, Victor Frolehlich, Raymon Walker, Red McCa llister, Royal Burton, Earl Crenshaw, Charley Petrezleka , Louis Schmid

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Current Chief Amy Ramon

them were experienced firefighters within the department, and the fifth was about to graduate from cadet class. Current Cy-Fair Fire Department Chief Amy Ramon was a member of this all-female crew, but she says it’s not gender that makes an effective firefighter. “It has to do with the individual and the training you put in to do the job,” Ramon said. “Everyone has to prove themselves. Everyone in the crew depends on each other. If you don't or can't perform at the level necessary to do the job, you put everyone on that crew in jeopardy.” The ‘Founding Fathers’ (as Glenn, Dennis and Rick have come to refer to the men who started Cy-Fair Fire Department) unfortunately didn’t live to see what would become of what they started. “It blows my mind to see what they started and how much it’s grown!” said Dennis. But their legacy continues as CFFD celebrates 60 years this year. In 2019 Cy-Fair Fire Department made the change from a fully volunteer fire department by adding paid firefighters. Currently, CFFD covers 160 square miles, and as of 2020 has 283 volunteers and 344 employees with 13 stations, 13 engines, 2 ladders, 2 rescue units, and 15 medics all running twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, serving over 650,000 residents in its territory. To give a glimpse into what that kind of growth looks like, the annual call volume in the 1960s was 100 calls per year compared to last year’s call volume for 2021 was 37,469 calls!

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“When I joined in 1990 as a volunteer, I had no idea that this would become a career for me,” Chief Ramon said. “I was looking for something fun and exciting to do. This department became my family. The passion I have for this career is because of the people in this department. It's not just work to me.” As for the next generation of firefighters, Ramon advises them not to become complacent and to listen to those that came before them. “Never stop training. Never stop learning,” she concluded. “Take pride in yourself, your crew, your station, your shift, and this department.” Glenn Gates, Dennis Fox, and Rick Corliss, all long-time Cy-Fair firefighters, have filled the roles of historians for CFFD. They’ve diligently collected vintage firefighting equipment, photographs, and newspaper clippings dating back to the late 1940s. It’s showcased at Station 11, but they are always looking for more information, photos, and memorabilia about the fire department that has served its community with heart, selflessness, and dedication. The department is specifically seeking pictures of four former Chiefs: Howard W. Staples, John Morgan, Stanley Hubbard, and Jack Fry. If anyone has old photos or stories relating to CFFD, please contact Rick Corliss at 281-550-6663 or rick.corliss@gmail.com so they can be added to the record of the rich history of Cy-Fair Fire Department. CyFairFD.org


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1st Annual Champions for Hope Gala Bourbon & Bow Ties

T HE CYPR ES S ALAMO AT CY-H O P E , 1 27 1 5 T E LG E R D, CYP R E S S | 6 :30 P M A fun night featuring dinner, drinks and live auction with two-time international champion magician Ben Jackson. The Champions for Hope Gala benefits Cy-Hope’s mission to bring needs and solutions together, bringing hope to at-risk children so they will grow into educated and productive citizens. Cocktail attire wear your favorite bowtie. Cy-Hope.org

NOV E M BE R 3 RD

Larry Dierker Celebrity Golf Shootout

BLACKHORS E R AN CH G OLF C LUB ; 1 220 5 F RY R D | 1 0 :0 0 A M One of Cy-Hope's major fundraising events, this golf tournament includes lunch, drinks, dinner, raffle, player gifts, and an exciting round of golf with celebrities at the award-winning BlackHorse Golf Club in Cypress. Register at Cy-Hope.org.

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4th Annual Sip & Shop Presented by Professional Express Network

H OLIDAY IN N & S UITES HOUSTO N WE ST - WE ST WAY PA R K B LV D | 1 0 :0 0 A M With over twenty vendors with great food, fun, and an incredible shopping experience. Featuring a mimosa bar, coffee bar, swag bags, food truck, door prizes, shopping, networking, and more! Presented by Houston Professional Express Network, Get more info at HapenSipandShop@gmail.com .

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Shield Bearer Counseling Centers Hosts Family Fallfest

WIN DWOOD PRES BY TER IAN C H UR C H ; 1 0 5 5 5 S P R I NG CYP R E S S R D | 1 0 :0 0 A M ​​Shield Bearer Counseling Centers is excited to host their first-ever Family FallFest at Windwood Presbyterian Church! A fun-filled family day with a fun run, crafts, vendors, food trucks, a kid zone, community performances, dessert contest and other fun fall activities. ShieldBearer.org

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Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market

NRG CEN TER | 10:00 AM Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market has grown into one of Houston’s shining, signature events; the can’t-miss kick-off to the holiday season for leagues of dedicated fans. Tickets available through Ticketmaster, HEB Business Centers and at the door. HoustonBallet.org

Hamlet By William Shakespeare

CEN TER FOR THE ARTS MAIN STAG E | 7 :0 0 P M Possibly Shakespeare's most famous tragedy, Hamlet follows the story of a young prince who faced avenging the murder of his father. Famous speeches and ubiquitous characters lead to a climactic duel that could change his life forever...or take it. Lonestar.Edu


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The Drowsy Chaperone (Academy Teen Production)

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Cy-Woods Theatre Presents - A Monster Calls

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Cy-Fair Helping Hands Festival of Trees

NOV E M BE R 1 2 T H

STAG EWOR KS THEATRE | 7 :0 0 P M A man in a chair appears on stage and puts on his favorite record. The recording comes to life and The Drowsy Chaperone begins as the man in the chair looks on. Mix in two lovers on the eve of their wedding, a bumbling best man, a desperate theatre producer, a not-so-bright hostess, two gangsters posing as pastry chefs, a misguided Don Juan and an intoxicated chaperone, and you have the ingredients for an evening of madcap delight. StageworksHouston.org

CY-WOOD THEATRE | 7:00 P M Conor has the same dream every night, ever since his mother first fell ill, ever since she started treatments that don't quite seem to be working. But tonight is different. Tonight, when he wakes, there's a visitor at his window. An ancient, elemental, a force of nature And it wants the most dangerous thing of all from Conor. It wants the truth. Get tickets at CypressWoodsTheatre.com

9606 KIR KTON DR | 7:00 P M Friday Fall Preview: A beautiful selection of Christmas trees, wreaths and centerpieces available to purchase. Cocktails, small bites, live music, wine pull and silent auction. 7-10 PM Saturday Family Holiday Fun: Crafts, face painting, games, Santa and Mrs Clause, Christmas Storytellers, and forest of trees available for purchase. 9 AM - 3 PM on Saturday. CyFairHelpingHands.org

The 50th Anniversary Gala and the Theatre is Magic

PLAYHOUS E 1960 | 6:00 PM Join us for a magical night celebrating our 50th Anniversary! An adult ticket (14 + ) includes dinner, dancing, silent auction, and entertainment under our lighted tent $55.00. Semi-formal/formal attire is encouraged. A Kid Zone ticket (8 - 18) includes admission to the supervised dedicated kids' area. They will enjoy pizza, dessert and fun activities including karaoke and games $25.00. Playhouse1960.com

NOV E M BE R 1 2 T H

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School Chili Cook-Off

CHR IST THE REDEEMER CAT H O L I C S C H O O L 1 1 5 0 7 H UF F ME I ST E R R D. | 6 :0 0 P M The Chili Cook-Off has grown to over 25 cook teams and more than 1,000 combined guests and volunteers. For nine years this event has been bringing the community together, celebrating and supporting Christ the Redeemer Catholic School and Church. Tickets include drinks, snacks, adult beverages and, of course, chili. A ‘FUN’draiser showcasing the Crusader spirit. CTRschool.com/Chili

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The 57th Annual Tomball Holiday Parade "A Cowboy Christmas"

MAIN STREET TOMBALL | 1 0 :0 0 A M Kick off the holiday season with this beloved parade in Tomball with 40,000 of your closest friends! Parade route: Main Street from Elm St. to Buvinghausen. Presented by Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital. TomballChamber.org

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realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Cypress. N E I GH BO RH O O D

LIST PRICE

SO L D P RIC E

%SP / L P

DO M

B DRM S

B AT H S

Towne Lake

$1,399,000

$1,375,000

98%

16

5

4/1

Lakes of Fairhaven

$1,250,000

$1,152,500

92%

19

5

5/2

Bridlecreek

$950,000

$930,000

98%

26

4

4/1

Bridgeland Parkland Village

$925,000

$915,000

99%

14

4

4/1

Bridgeland Parkland Village

$920,000

$905,000

98%

17

5

5/1

Lakes of Rosehill

$895,000

$885,000

99%

10

5

5/1

Lakes of Fairhaven

$899,900

$880,000

98%

15

4

3/2

Towne Lake

$852,263

$852,263

100%

0

5

4/1

Bridgeland

$850,000

$840,000

99%

57

5

5/0

Falls at Dry Creek

$799,000

$760,000

95%

10

4

4/1

Bridgeland

$775,990

$758,960

98%

139

4

4/1

Bridgeland

$739,900

$758,000

102%

4

4

3/1

Lakes of Fairhaven

$779,000

$750,000

96%

67

4

3/1

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