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DOPTABLE Blanche and Anastasia are adult cats who are ready to get away from the overwhelming number of kittens at the shelter. They are fully vetted and ready to go.

The AMEN Food Pantry served a total of 332 families for the month of June for a total of 1,034 individuals. Food donations received were 8,533 pounds. A total of 135 volunteers for 540 hours served the pantry.

F Our dedicated Justice of the Peace, Jamie Moreau, was surprised by a sizable contingent of Fayetteville Lions Club members who presented renovated courtroom furniture upon her return from a recent trip to Mexico. Craftsmen Evan Quiros and Jim Ranes constructed a magnificent new desk, customized gavel and holder and new separate barrier for the witness stand.

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The Stanzel Family Foundation is currently accepting grant applications from nonprofit organizations providing services within the geographic area defined by the Schulenburg and/or Weimar school districts.

Life can be quite dull without cattle. David Will, who writes an occasional column in the Record about ranching, has inspired me to take up intensive rotational grazing.

The Round Top Festival Hill Orchestra began its six week training program on June 14. Kim LaFranzo, a participant in the program, is one of the orchestra’s violists.

Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter (GJAS) serving Fayette County provides an important service to the community and the municipalities within the county. We are an open admissions shelter and the number of lives we have saved is unprecedented. These precious lives we have the honor to care for are what keep us going. We are eternally grateful for the ongoing support from our community.