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Fayette County Is Already the Antiques Capital of Texas, Now We’re Dedicating a New Column to the Stories Here

“…Antiques is the last of the great free markets Buyin’low sellin’high and enjoying the profits We know life’s a gamble so how much can we possibly lose? We’re schleppin’ all day and singin’at night Making sure our customers are treated just right— Counting our blessings… along with payin’ our dues…” So go the words to a (maybe one day famous) song. And because good tunes make for good livin’, when you’re out there doing your own thing in the antiques business, the best posture is to just keep on “pickin’ and grinnin”.
We’ll gain more insights from the furniture, fixtures, and decorative objects that now make up the fun, the challenges, and the stories of today’s antiques market.

Past Stanzel Scholarship Recipients May Still Have Funding Available

If you were awarded a Stanzel Scholarship in high school, your scholarship may still be able to support your education even years later. Check your high school graduation year to see what funding is available: • 1991-2007: Funding available up to a Doctorate Degree • 2008-2009: Funding available up to a Master’s Degree • 2010-Present: Funding available up to a Bachelor’s Degree For more information, reach out to melanie@stanzelmuseum.

AMEN Serves Over 300 Families in November

The AMEN Food Pantry wants to thank all in the community that provided food assistance for the month of November. This would include all that provided monetary donations, food drives and the special giving during the holiday period.
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