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Veterans honored at CRMS

“Taps” was performed by Larson Roberts to close the ceremony.

By CHERYL KLEFFNER, Contributor

Canyon Ridge Middle School honored those who have served in the U.S. military branches last week at its annual Veterans Day assembly on Friday

As the veterans arrived, they were escorted by members of CRMS’s student council to the ceremony.

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Viper grad part of TX guard

Vandegrift 2015 grad Nelson Fesas Jr.

Enlists with dad, Helps with Harvey

By HARSHITA AVIRNENI, Four Points News

Vandegrift grad, Nelson Fesas Jr., is part of the Texas State Guard Maritime Regiment and was deployed to Houston after the catastrophe of Hurricane Harvey for 10 days to help with the recovery efforts. Fesas said it has been his most memorable deployment to date.

“The amount of equipment and personnel from all over the country that were present in response was truly a sight to behold,” said Fesas, VHS class of 2015 graduate. “More impressive than that was the response from the community, the way the people of Katy and Houston rallied around us and supported us as we supported them.”

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Steiner resident takes the helm of Concordia incubator

Kristin Spindler, director of the Incubator for Innovation and Impact, began her position at the Concordia University Texas facility Oct. 2.

Sets her sights on Four Points area to market new business center

By LESLEE BASSMAN, Four Points News

With a background in investment banking, corporate finance as well as co-founding a successful real estate development company, Steiner Ranch-resident Karen Spindler made local history as the first director of the Concordia University Texas Incubator for Innovation and Impact.

“I am an entrepreneur,” Spindler said. “I invest in other entrepreneurs. I love to be part of that ecosystem to help people with their businesses, to help them realize their dreams.”

She assumed her position at the top of the program situated on the Four Points campus of Concordia, 11400 Concordia University Drive, Oct. 2 and said she has spent the past month meeting people in the school “and mak(ing) the incubator more visible to people, internally and externally.”

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