Vendors at the antique venues in and around Fayetteville used their imagination when it came to stocking and displaying their wares at last week’s antique show..

Lots of a Fayette County residents have reported getting multiple bills from St. Mark’s Medical Center over the past few weeks, including bills from services from years ago.

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The Jersey Barnyard hosted the first session of a threepart Flower Garden Seminar on Saturday, March 25. Shannon Ezer, who heads up The Jersey Barnyard’s cut flower garden, gave a lesson on seed starting and soil preparation.

Buildings, like people, have stories to tell about their community and the nation’s past. Take a step back in time when you walk into the 1907 Hermes Building, located on the Historic Courthouse Square in La Grange.

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incident his department responded to during the week of March 12-18. Accident On March 14, Officer Brett Meinardus responded to the 300 block of W.

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W A community wide garage sale will be held in the in Winchester on Saturday, April 29 beginning at 9 a.m. If you are interested in participating, contact Bobbie Hajek at (979) 639-1646.

Brayden Bartosch, Bo Brossmann, Brody Brossmann, Bentley Bubela, Laramie Bujnoch, Tatum Bujnoch, Brielle Goedrich, William Herzik, Myles Krenek, Adam Schramek, Jacob Schramek, Justin Schramek, Luke Shimek, Hally Wotipka, Tenley Zbranek

David and Sarah Davis Breeding and five of their sons, John, Richard Landy, Napoleon Bonaparte, Fidelio Sharp, and Benjamin Wilkens Breeding came to Texas from Christian County, Kentucky in late 1832 and early 1833. The family settled along Cummins Creek near present day Willow Springs. Before the end of 1833 David Breeding’s four young nephews joined the family after the death of David’s widowed brother. David and Sarah had a house full of youngsters who needed schooling but there were no schools in the colony. A log cabin on the Breeding homestead was used as a school house and a Mr. Rutland served as the teacher. David Breeding’s nephews attended as did the Alexander children, including Emily who later married Joel Robison. Jesse Burnam lived fifteen miles away across the Colorado River but brought his children to the school as well. He built a shed tent with a long bedstead for his daughters to sleep in while his sons slept under the trees.