Gabriela’s teacher walked in and said to the class, “Well, you are all going to have to relearn history the real history. Everything I’ve been teaching you is a lie. Everything you’ve learned about communism your entire life has been a lie.”

Do you belong to Christ? Explore the depth of discipleship and the love Christ has for you at an upcoming Saturday Seminar hosted by God’s Embrace Ministries. Join Dr. Michael Fonseca on Saturday, June 11 as he helps participants explore the relationship between John the Beloved and Jesus, as well as their own personal relationship with Christ.

I like to joke that I’m so old that my toys are in a museum. It’s funny because it’s true, my toys are on display at the Texas Toy Museum in Austin and now at the Austin-Bergstom International Airport (AUS).

The La Grange Main Street program is sponsoring the semi-annual Historic Walking Tour of downtown La Grange on Saturday, May 21. The tour begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Historic Casino Hall on N. Jefferson Street. This is a free event but you must reserve a space. The tour lasts approximately two hours. Call (979) 968-3017 to reserve a space. Pictured is Bobbie Nash leading a prior walking tour of downtown La Grange.

The May meeting of the Fayette County Historical Commission is scheduled for Monday, May 16 at 6 p.m. at the Round Top Area Historical Society Building, 397 E.

On Thursday, May 5, St. Rose of Lima Catholic School presented service awards to the following faculty and staff members: 20 years Cindy Carter, Laura Fogle, Sandy Zaruba; 15 years Cynthia Fogleman; 10 years Rachel Guentert, Melissa Schmidt. We thank all teachers and staff for their dedication and service to the essential resource for our future children. Pictured are (front, from left) Pastor Scott Hill, Sanzy Zaruba, Cynthia Fogleman, (back) Rachel Guentert, Melissa Schmidt, Cindy Carter, and Laura Fogle.

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of May 1-7. Traffic Stop On May 1, Officer Byron Powe stopped a vehicle on the 77 block of Kessler for failing to dim headlights.

The Schulenburg FFA Banquet was held on Thursday, May 5 at the KC Hall..

On Saturday, May 28, there will be a live dueling piano show at The Halles on Hwy 237. 100% of the proceeds from this event will go to The Ride to End Alzheimer’s, The Round Top Family Library, and the Round Top Area Historical Society. Guests will be able to sing and dance along to their favorite hits all evening long. Crown Bar from La Grange will be selling cocktails, and there will also be a food truck and silent auction. $60 ticket includes general admission entry, one free signature cocktail and numerous other freebies! Premium tickets are available. Visit rockthehalles. com for more information or to purchase tickets.

On Tuesday, May 10, the Fayette Community Foundation (FCF) administered a $2,316 designated grant to local nonprofit, Camp Shakespeare at Winedale. Camp Shakespeare is a two-week University of Texas residential summer camp for young people, ages 11-17, dedicated to exploring Shakespeare through performance.