KEEP FULSHEAR BEAUTIFUL: Keep Fulshear Beautiful is a family-friendly, community-organized volunteer organization committed to maintaining a well-preserved city and ensuring that communal grounds remain pristine. Since 2011, the group’s community support has grown, giving them more opportunities to stay on track with their mission and vision. Keep Fulshear Beautiful holds cleanups in November and April. The group initiatives include replanting the foliage at the City Hall and the Irene Stern Community Center, clearing roadside garbage, and growing native plants in public locations.

THRIVING AGRICULTURE: Incorporating in 1977, Fulshear is still used as a trading center for domestically sourced grains, wheat, soybeans, corn, sorghum, poultry, cattle, and horses. The majority of the cattle are Texas Longhorns, which originated from Spanish and mission herds and have horns that may extend from four to eight feet in length. Pecans are another extremely important crop that is grown in the area. The robust agriculture industry of Fulshear and the increasing productivity of agriculture contribute to higher farm incomes, an increase in the availability of food, a decrease in the price of food, and more employment prospects in rural and urban areas in the city.

RECREATIONAL OPTIONS WITHIN A QUAINT CITY: Fulshear is a quaint and charming city that serves as a gateway to several well-known destinations, one of which being the No Label Brewing Company. This brewery welcomes families and features activities and access to a playground, musical performances, and food stalls on Saturdays. Golfing, fishing, walking paths, and picnic sites are some of the many fantastic opportunities for recreation within the city. Fulshear is also home to numerous restaurants and cafes, including the First Cup Cafe, the Essence House Cafe, the Italian Maid Cafe at Cross Creek Ranch, and Yen Teppanyaki Sushi Steakhouse. Fans of good food can also explore the delights offered at these and other Fulshear establishments.