Fort Bend County voters have spoken. Unofficial totals show Democratic candidates winning every contested county‑wide race that reported, while a new bakery welcomes residents in Katy and a slate of fall events offers activities for families throughout the area.
Election outcomes in Fort Bend County
With all precincts reporting, the county clerk race was won by Democrat Sonya Jones, who received 191,601 votes compared with 127,590 for Republican challenger Tamara McFarlane. In the district clerk contest, incumbent Democrat Beverley McGrew Walker reclaimed the seat with 191,806 votes, defeating Republican Audrey Lee, who earned 127,837 votes.
Democrat Jeffrey L. Boney secured the county treasurer position with 190,117 votes, outpacing incumbent Republican Bill Rickert, who garnered 129,209 votes. Finally, incumbent Democrat Brian Middleton retained the district attorney post, collecting 191,888 votes against Republican Shawn McDonald’s 127,556.
New bakery brings artisanal coffee to Katy
Citrino Bakery and Café opened its doors in Katy this week, offering a range of handcrafted pastries and specialty coffee drinks. According to the business’s website, the menu includes espresso‑based beverages, cappuccinos, danishes, baguettes, croissants and assorted cakes. The opening adds another family‑friendly dining option to the growing Katy commercial corridor.
Waller County precinct race results
In neighboring Waller County, Republican Brian Cantrell claimed the Precinct 4 commissioner seat, receiving 3,745 votes to Democrat Ethel Wilmore’s 2,674. The result was confirmed after all precincts reported.
Upcoming fall events for Katy and Fulshear families
Community members looking for seasonal activities have several options:
- Fall Camp Out – The VFW Park in Katy will host an overnight camping event featuring a screening of “Zootopia 2,” dinner, breakfast and other family activities.
- 3rd Annual Chili Cook‑Off & School Fundraiser – Fulshear Classical School invites residents to taste a variety of chili recipes, enjoy live music, shop local vendor stalls, and watch inflatable slides and obstacle courses. Cash prizes will be awarded for the tastiest, spiciest and most unique entries.
- Holiday markets and additional gatherings – Additional events are listed in the full Community Impact roundup, providing more opportunities for local shopping and entertainment.
September real‑estate snapshot
Housing activity in the Katy‑Fulshear area saw a modest decline in September 2026, with 570 homes sold compared with 636 in September 2025. Four of the six ZIP codes tracked posted year‑over‑year growth, led by ZIP 77094, which posted a 66.67 % increase in sales volume. ZIP 77493 recorded the highest total sales, with 188 homes changing hands.
These trends suggest a balanced market as buyers and sellers adjust to shifting inventory levels.
What’s next?
County officials are expected to certify the election results in the coming weeks, while local businesses like Citrino Bakery and Café will continue to contribute to the area’s economic vitality. Residents are encouraged to attend the upcoming events and stay informed about market conditions as the fall season progresses.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
