“The Women’s Center is extremely excited about this year’s event. We certainly could not provide the life-changing services that we do without the support of the community,” said Vita Goodell, FBCWC Executive Director. A special thank you to Boogie 2014 sponsors and supporters, including Classic Chevrolet, Chevron, PCCA, Perry’s Steakhouse and Roberts, Markel Weinberg PC, Polaris West, Geospace Technologies, AOI and Hardee Investments.

This interactive and innovative online event offers recovering persons, their loved ones and the greater community to “walk” using social networks to share eating disorder awareness information and their support for eating disorder recovery. The virtual walk format is open to all regardless of geographic location, medical restrictions or schedule obligations. Participation is as simple, easy and immediate.

President's Day Sale and the Free Car Giveaway!

Blue Willow Books was on location with all of featured author’s books and enjoyed a brisk business as guests purchased books from the featured authors. Guests were able to mix and mingle with these wonderful authors before and after hearing them speak. The attendees were quite moved listening to Paulette Jiles and Julia Heaberlin tell their stories. Kathy Duval, Betty Verdino and Nathan Barber were wonderful additions to this year’s author roster and added a nice local touch to the evening.

Celebrate St. Valentine's Day with a new musical lovingly ripped off from the classic film comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This 2004 Tony Award winner twists the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table into a gleeful spoof of every Broadway musical you ever loved. Show girls . . . flying cows . . . killer rabbits . . . French people . . . a double wedding! Monty Python's SPAMALOT "raises silliness to an art form" (The Sunday Times) and was hailed as "a no-holds-barred smash hit" by The New Yorker.

Making A Mark is open to children from all pediatric cancer treatment centers free of charge each year, and has attracted art and writing submissions from around the world. To highlight Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Texas Children's Cancer Center and Hematology Centers and The Periwinkle Foundation have proudly displayed more than 200 entries each year since the first exhibit in September 1991. Past exhibits have been shown in Japan, Washington, D.C., Virginia, North Carolina, and numerous cities throughout the state of Texas.

This family oriented dinner includes a live and silent auction, live entertainment and a kid's area with games & prizes. Local law enforcement agencies and fire departments prepare a variety of spaghetti sauces hoping to win the cook-off trophy. A Raffle completes this fun-filled evening with a chance to win a Chevrolet Spark or a $5,000 Gallery Furniture Shopping Spree.

This is your last chance to win! On average there have only been 5,000 entries, so chances are very high that you can win. People think there is a catch to it, but there is not at all. Read the story about how people don't believe they have won!

Eclipse Soccer Club is kicking off Autism Awareness Month in style. The Club, which has over 2200 Recreational and Select players ages 4-18, will sell specially-designed t-shirts to raise awareness and benefit Fort Bend families living with the challenges of autism. Players will sport their shirts at practices and training sessions for the entire month of April to show their support. All proceeds from the sales of t-shirts benefit Hope for Three.

Trey Reichert has been named vice president and general manager of Fort Bend’s Riverstone development, one of the nation’s top-selling master-planned communities