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Carmine Chamber Casino Night Magic Aug. 10

Carmine Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring Casino Night Magic on Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Carmine Hall. It begins at 6 p.m.

Aprofessional magic show will be provided by R.Verotti for entertainment. A chickenfried- steak meal, cooked by Gary, will be served.

Tables sponsorships are on sale for $500. Call or text (512) 983-1115 or (979) 4511507 to reserve a table, which includes eight meals, beverages, wine, promotion at event, and playing chips. Individual tickets are $65 and include playing chips.

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Carmine Chamber Casino Night Magic Aug. 10

Local 4-H Kids Attend Texas 4-H Congress

Texas 4-H Congress was held in Austin at the State Capitol July 14-17. Texas 4-H Congress is a four-day mock legislative experience for 4-H members in grades 9 to 12 where 4-H members assume the roles of legislators, lobbyists, and press corps to gain a first-hand understanding of how the legislative process works. Each participant writes and submits their own bill to be taken through the legislative process that week. Bills that are written and sponsored by 4-H members focus on issues concerning Texas and Texas youth.
Local 4-H Kids Attend Texas 4-H Congress

Fayette County 4-H Students Compete at Texas Roundup

Numerous Fayette County 4-Hers competed in the 2024 Texas 4-H Roundup at Texas A &M University in College Station on June 4-6. Texas 4-H Roundup is the pinnacle event for all of Texas 4-H, with senior 4-H members competing in approximately 50 diverse competitions throughout the weeklong event.
Fayette County 4-H Students Compete at Texas Roundup

Adopt Me

DOPTABLE Bluto and Brutus are 6-week-old Lab/Shepherd mixes. Both are looking for forever home If you are looking to add a puppy to your family, please visit the shelter.
Adopt Me

Messer Elected

Mason Messer was elected as the 4th State Preceptor of Texas DeMolay at the 94th Conclave July 11-14. DeMolay is an organization of young men 12-21 working to develop as young men and leaders. Contact (281)703-8932 or visit beademolay.org for more information.

Messer Elected

LG School Board Handles Lots Business at Monday’s Meeting

Library books were the topic of a speaker at Monday night’s meeting. Jeremy Janda reiterated his concern that the district is still purchasing books that contain vulgar and sexually explicit language. He stated that he has been bringing this to the attention of the school board beginning 33 months ago. He said, “I tried really hard to do it the right way, come to the hierarchies, and not make a big stink of things. Over that time period, there are some changes that have been made which have been good. But at the end of the day, we still are having new books ordered and they are still inappropriate.” He said he now believes that the problem lies with the Texas Library Association. Their recommendations are where many of the lists of books come from.
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