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Addison Marshall is Fulshear’s hometown hero.  Many in our community are familiar with young Addison’s battle to overcome Leukemia.  Still in high school, Addison is surrounded by his family, friends, neighbors, and well-wishers as he continues in his fight to beat this dreadful disease.

While the medical bills continue to grow and Addison’s strength continues to be challenged, others are stepping in to help in the fight and asking for your help.  Melissa Green has taken on the task of scheduling a benefit golf tournament to help raise funds to defray the mounting medical costs.

The tournament, which is to be held at the Weston Lakes Golf Course, is scheduled for Monday, March 22.  It is set to begin at 1:00 pm.

Please join with the community in support of this fundraiser.  The life of our neighbor, Addison Marshall, hangs in the balance.  Imagine if this were a member of your own family, then please, pick up the phone and call.  Your support is appreciated more than you know.

Please sign up today.  To sign up or for questions, Melissa Green can be reached at 832-746-8220.

Lou Boudreaux, mayor of the City of Simonton sent this to us.  It was originally produced by the Texas Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities:

Important note:

In coordination with the Texas Division of Emergency Management and other agencies and organizations, 2-1-1 has gathered and continues to gather information from across the state regarding where people can go for shelter and warmth.  Warming Centers are open and continue to open for daytime shelter from the cold.  Salvation Army, the American Red Cross and other valued organizations are supporting shelters on standby across the state.  Many homeless shelters are expanding operations to accommodate homeless persons. 
 
Texans can access this information by dialing 2-1-1 on their telephone and speaking with the specialist who takes the call.  2-1-1 is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  Relay services can access 2-1-1 in Texas by dialing 1-877-541-7905, as can cell phone users who may have an out-of-state area code.”
 

Texans who are particularly vulnerable to exposure from freezing temperatures, such as the elderly and those with disabilities, should organize activities outside of their home so that they go out in the warmest part of the day.  Texans who are paralyzed from the chest or waist down and individuals who have difficulty sensing and maintaining heat in their extremities are at risk for severe frostbite and need to protect their feet, pelvic areas, and hands because of circulation problems. It is important to dress for the weather by wearing several layers of clothes, keeping one’s head, neck, and chest covered with scarves, and wearing two pairs of thick socks under lined boots. Texans using a wheelchair should wrap a blanket over their pelvic region and limit their amount of time outside.

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The following was provided by Jeff Braun, Fort Bend County Emergency Management Coordinator.  It originated at the Texas Department of Insurance.

Texas weather can change quickly, especially in the winter. A fast-moving cold front can cause temperatures to drop below freezing within hours. Outdoor pipes, pipes in unheated areas, and pipes that run along uninsulated exterior walls can burst if the water in them freezes and expands. This can shatter pipe seals or the pipes themselves, sending water pouring through your house. You can avoid thousands of dollars of damage to your walls, ceilings, carpets, and furniture by taking a few simple measures to protect your home.

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The holidays are now behind us and we’d all like to let things calm down for a while.  So, with travel the last thing on our minds, the family can still get a break when it comes to dining out.  You won’t have to travel far to find a wide variety of food in Fulshear.

Stop  by our Restaurants page and grab a menu so you can start ordering your favorite food.  By the way, we’ve put as many menu’s online as we were given.  Please remember to check out the Restaurants in our Business section the next time you’re hungry.

Click Here to See the Restaurant Section.

Doziers BBQ.
The name of the business is actually “Doziers Grocery & Market.  But if you’ve been around these parts for very long, you’ll know them as Dozier’s BBQ.  Find a copy of Katy Living magazine and get yourself a 2 for 1 coupon for a great BBQ sandwich with all the fixins.

Essence House Cafe.
It’s not easy to put a name on the style of Essence House Cafe.  But, if you’ve been there, you know it’s an upscale Bistro that featuresbreakfast items, fine coffees and pastries as well as buffalo urgers, smoothies, sandwiches and more.

Las Flores Mexican Restaurant.
We love these guys.  Traditional Tex-Mex to rival any around.  The place is fairly new, the food is good and the staff are always helpful.  Take-out is always a great option.

Magic Pizza.
More than Pizza, these folks cook other pastas and Italian food as well.

Moore’s Double Horn Grill.
Hamburgers and traditional “Texas eatin’”.  Stop by the Double Horn Grill and grab a bite.

Pepperoni’s Pizza.
What can we say, it’s pizza.  Whether you want Delivery or Dine-In, Pepperoni’s is sure to please.  Drive-Through service is available.

Ray’s Grill.
Ray’s is Fulshear’s upscale dining oasis.  If you want more “she-she” food than the average restaurant can offer, Ray’s may just fit the bill for you.  Ray’s features fine dining in a business-casual setting.  Chef Soren Pederson prepares the menu to be exciting every time.  By the way, reservations are encouraged.

Subway.
Yep, Subway.  Everybody likes a Subway sandwich and you can get yours in Fulshear.  Eat Fresh.

Texas Tradition Restaurant.
You can’t go wrong at Texas Tradition Restaurant.  Fresh burgers, salads, steaks and seafood.  Specials include Chicken-Fried Steak.  Get your fill.