As Fort Bend County continues to grow, it is fast becoming the new Medical Center of Southwest Houston.

Conducting due diligence. Leveraging cutting-edge data analysis. Scaling up.

When Andi St. Jean joined Keller Williams Southwest (KWSW) almost 20 years ago, “Keller Williams wasn’t as big yet, but I knew there was something very different about it,”

“We have amazing volunteers at East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry (EFBHNM) – they are the lifeblood of what we do,”

Empty Bowls is a grassroots effort by artists and craftspeople in cities and towns across the country to feed the hungry in their communities.

Ivey and Ryan met Cathy Stubbs, a Keller Williams Southwest agent, at an open house.

Day in, day out, Sugar Land Fire, EMS, and the Sugar Land Police Department come together to serve our community.

The Rotary Four-Way Test: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and friendships? Is it beneficial to all concerned?

“To be effective, we must build relationships with our clients,” says Overzenia Ojuri. Overzenia is a founding attorney and Mental Health Chief of the Fort Bend County Public Defender’s Office Mental Health Division.

Local St. Michael’s Elite Hospital has everything you need to get through this surge of the pandemic.

Kimberly and Corey Cauthen met Keller Williams Southwest (KWSW) agent Mona Parikh back in April of 2019 at an Open House.

For 30 years, Ronique Bastine Robinson has represented clients in Fort Bend County and throughout the State of Texas, helping them through life’s most difficult challenges.

“To most of you, my father-in-law, Robert Clare Brown, III (aka Bobby), was President and CEO of Sugar Land Telephone Company and a 30-year member of the Fort Bend Economic Development Council,”

Seventeen years ago, Keller Williams Southwest (KWSW) agent Sapana Patel was Avni and Amish Patel’s wedding planner.

Champions Kids Camp (CKC) was founded in 2001 by Fort Bend County residents, Bill and Kim Nash.

KWSW real estate agents hail from more than 20 countries and speak 17 different languages...and in this year of unprecedented change and adjustment, KWSW remains committed to protecting and providing what is necessary to keep things moving.

As the sun sets on Congressman Pete Olson’s career representing the 22nd District of Texas, we had a chance to sit down and talk to Pete and his wife Nancy.

“If you didn’t know that Mrs. Claus lives right here in Fort Bend County, let us be the first to introduce you. ”

Rick Miller, Texas Representative for District 26, presented St. Michael’s Elite Hospital with a resolution in recognition of the exceptional care the facility has provided to patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the first time in 33 years, Exchange Club of Sugar Land will not be hosting its annual Spaghetti Dinner.

What makes a group of people get up early on Wednesdays to meet for breakfast every week? “It’s all about the kids!” says Exchange Club of Sugar Land President Paul Barnett.

At Inspired Living at Sugar Land, quality of life is measured every day. “We are a purpose-built senior community,” say Sales Directors Renee Wagner and Lorene Wilkins. “This is a fun, friendly and lively place. Grandchildren love to visit here!”

“Twenty-five years ago, two incredibly heinous acts occurred. One captured the attention of the nation (O.J. Simpson) and left two people dead. The other captured the hearts of my family and left a formally healthy little girl with the inability to communicate with anything but her beautiful blue eyes and a smile that could light up even the darkest of rooms. Unfortunately, neither crime ever found justice for the victims. But the story of Amanda is one that will inspire, transform and show the world the value of every individual.”

Local attorney Ronique Bastine Robinson is now leading the critically acclaimed Second Saturday divorce workshops right here in Fort Bend County.

How can we protect those who protect us? The men and women of the Sugar Land Police Department leave their families every day and risk their lives to protect us. As a result of their efforts, in 2018 SecurityChoice.com placed Sugar Land in the Top 50 of the Safest Cities to Retire in America. While the officers of the Sugar Land Police Department are keeping our community safe, what can we do to ensure their safety? We can Back the Blue.

Art says, “Ronique stood by me for two years. Together with her high-profile team of lawyers, she was persistent and on top of it. And in that time, she never increased my hourly rate.”

Karen Tillman was married in 2002. Twelve years and two kids later, Karen found herself in the midst of a divorce. She says, “I was really stuggling with the morals and ethics of being a Christian woman and getting a divorce.”

Being alone for the holidays can make every night feel silent. For those who are recently divorced, the absence of a spouse or children during the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is enough to give anyone the holiday blues.

Couture for the Cause is the premier Fort Bend County affair benefitting The American Cancer Society. This year’s event, “Garden Glitz,” will celebrate and honor the life of longtime Johnson Development employee, Carolyn Williams. Carolyn lost her 13 year hard-fought battle with cancer on June 14, 2016. Johnson Development Co-President and COO Doug Goff says, “I have never seen a more courageous woman.

Bastine Law Group founder Ronique Bastine Robinson and her team of attorneys practically navigate clients through both the complex legalities of divorce, as well as the emotional journey that accompanies the process.