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The Springs of Fayette County

Footprints Of Fayette Fayette County is one of the most historic counties in Texas. In this weekly feature from the County Historical Commission, a rotating group of writers looks back at local history.
Labeled “Bluff Spring,” Frank Hausmann is shown on the farm belonging to his father, Franz Hausmann. They put the rock ledge over the springs and then the wooden cover and used it like a spring house to keep food cool. Photo courtesy of the Fayette Heritage Museum & Archives

FEC, CVC Celebrate National Co-op Month with Community Focused Shred Event and Donation

Every October, cooperatives across the nation unite to celebrate National Co-op Month, spotlighting the cooperative business model—a trusted, community-driven approach that strengthens and sustains local communities. Cooperatives play a vital role in industries such as agriculture, utilities, and finance, enriching lives and expanding consumer choice while fueling the economic vitality of rural America through infrastructure improvements, educational support, and job creation.
Colorado Valley Communications General Manager Kelly Allison, left, and Fayette Electric Cooperative General Manager/CEO Doug Lambert, right, proudly present a donation to Frank Reichert, Gardenia E. Jannsen Animal Shelter Board President, and Teresa Brown, Gardenia E. Jannsen Animal Shelter Executive Director, supporting the shelter’s mission to care for and protect animals in need.

Warda Celebrates National Night Out

Faith Lutheran Octoberfest Faith Lutheran High School Octoberfest is on Saturday, Oct. 25. Live polka music by Pivo and Polka Band with Kelsey J. Lien, will be from noon-4 p.m. Concessions and beer stand open at noon.
There was a great turnout for Neighbors Night Out in Warda last Sunday evening. Area residents enjoyed the fellowship, food, and fun.

The Dog Sitter

It’s off to new destinations in Mexico for a few days, and my doglets are delighted. They start celebrating the moment the suitcases come out of the closet.
The Dog Sitter

Local Churches Contribute Feast and Bazaar Proceeds to Brenham Pregnancy Center

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Fayetteville recently donated $11,000 from its Annual Labor Day Feast to the Brenham Pregnancy Center, and St. Mary Catholic Church in Ellinger donated $6,500 to the same organization using proceeds from their Annual Bazaar. Both donations support the Pro-Life mission of the Brenham Pregnancy Center, which serves 10 counties through its Brenham and Bryan locations.
St. John's check presentation to Brenham Pregnancy Center.

Cowboy Church Collecting Items For Domestic Violence Month

M Stray Gathering Cowboy Church is collecting items for women and children in honor of October being Domestic Violence month. Any items that may aid women and children as they seek safety can be dropped off and placed in the purple box in the kitchen of the church.
Frank and Kathy Chlumsky and grandchildren Olivia and Marcus.
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