The Ginger Stanzel Bosl Memorial Scholarship proudly announces its second recipient. Annelyse Galipp, a graduate of Schulenburg High School, has been honored with the Ginger Stanzel-Bosl Memorial Scholarship this year.

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On June 10-14, Camp Invention was hosted at the La Grange Elementary School, where kids ages K-6 participated in activities like building a HydroDrop, learning about the science of light, and creating their own games. Mrs. Pietsch, one of the camps directors, says that the reason they host the camp is because “There are a lot of students that when in the classroom don’t really get a chance to do those open ended creative projects that we do here” and that “Camp Invention is a S.T.E.M camp, and it helps kids build up their science skills while still letting them foster their creativity.”

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A huge day of fun is planned at the Weimar Public Library on Monday, June 24. Billed as the “Adventures in Wonderland Mad Hatter Tea Party,” it is the fourth in a series of free programs for children this summer.

The Fayette County Retired Teachers’ Association met on Monday, June 10, at Robert’s Steakhouse in Flatonia, with 18 members and two guests in attendance. Guests were Gene Stokes, past District 13 President, and Joe Ramirez, present District 13 President. Luncheon (selfpay) was at 11:30 a.m., and the business meeting started at 1:30 p.m.

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