E The Central Texas Food Bank Truck will be at the Waldeck Lutheran Church located at the junction FM 1291 and FM 2145 on Saturday, Sept. 16 from 10-11 a.m.

OP News Sunday, Sept. 17 come out for an evening of traditional German fun.

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Wayne Edmund Kappler and Julia Ann Somich Marion Doyle Howard., Jr. and Daniele Ray White Caleb Samuel Carlile and Elana Marie Ledwik Silberio Guzman Padilla and Maribel Sauceda Kendall Ryan Welfel and Elizabeth Keane Dobbs Shaun Randall Walcik and Misty Dawn McCowan Cade Charles Holmstrom and Summer Renee Nicole Blankenburg Steve Allen Gabler and Sylvia Mendoza Gabler Jesus Omar Lopez Hernandez and Ximena Angeles Garcia Ethwin Luna Cruz and Astrid Varela Braxton John Smidovec and Halle Merie Davis Ricky Joe Shelby and Christy Shawn Green Eric Scott and Isabel Casas James Michael Ranes and Elizabeth Ann Hankins.

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In a column last week Margo Johnson referenced the hit Netflix series “Live to 100: Secrets of Blue Zones” which is a four-part series that investigates the diet and lifestyles of areas around the globe where people live the longest lives.

W St. Michael’s Lutheran Church will be holding a hamburger and hot dog meal for the entire community on Sunday, Sept.

Father Gabriel and the Parishioners of Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church in Moulton, Texas invite you to their annual Parish Picnic on Sunday, Sept. 17, at St. Joseph’s Social Center located on Church Grounds.

This month is the Opry’s annual tribute to the late and great Hank Williams Sr. who would have turned 100 years old this month. Portraying Hank Williams the Opry is proud to have young Wyatt Aleman to sing and play songs by the late and great Hank Williams, Wyatt Aleman is a 18-year-old from Harwood who is going into his senior year at Lighthouse Christian Academy and is excited about designing his own senior ring. He loves to play traditional country and western swing music. Two of his favorite Artists are, Hank Williams, Sr. and Bob Wills.

WINCHESTER - In an inspiring feat that spotlights the power of dedication and community service, Patricia “Trish” Herzog, a lifelong Fayette County resident and beloved member of the Combined Community Action (CCA) team, has recently achieved a remarkable milestone by earning her Building Science Principles Certificate from the Building Performance Institute. The certification is one of many on the path to becoming a QCI and this achievement is a testament to Trish’s commitment to enhancing the lives of others through her expertise and kindness.