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Rohde Family Takes Record to Europe

Rose Rohde of Fayetteville and her kids (Shannan, Kim, Jimmy and Roxane) recently took a trip to Europe and took the Fayette County Record along. They started in Rome, Italy where they saw all the major sights and travelled through the four major Basilica Holy Doors (every 25 years the doors are opened during what is known as a Jubilee year.) Next they travelled to Barcelona, Spain where Rose’s granddaughter lives and saw the amazing works of Antonio Gaudii, the architect of the Sagrada Familia Basilica. Lastly, they drove through the Pyrenees Mountains to Lourdes, France.

Rohde Family Takes Record to Europe

Schulenburg Festival Names Entertainment

The Schulenburg Festival announced their 2025 entertainment lineup this week. The Festival takes place Thursday, July 31 through Sunday, August 3. Dawson Debord and Southpay will take the stage Thursday night.
The headline act Saturday night at the Festival will be Tanner Usrey.

Senior Connections Schedule

Senior Connections locations in Schulenburg (1111 Bowlmann Ave.), Weimar (First United Methodist Church, 301 W. Saint Charles St.), and Flatonia (Flatonia Methodist Church,403 E. North Main St.) welcomes you to join for a week filled with engaging activities and delicious meals.
Two bingo callers for the price of one. Jaime Janda filled in for Elizebeth Fox from Freyburg Hall until she could arrive. She is holding a jar of cookies baked by our members. We hope our members remember to bake more cookies to give to our speakers and bingo callers in thanks for their time and energy.

Greater Fayette Community Foundation Community Impact Grants Are Open, Apply Now

The Greater Fayette Community Foundation (GFCF) is excited to share a full lineup of opportunities, events, and celebrations happening across our region in 2025 and want you to be a part of it. Whether you’re a nonprofit leader, community champion, business owner, or passionate resident, there are plenty of ways to get involved, support local initiatives, and connect with others creating real change in Rural South Central Texas.

Leon Talks About the ‘Life-Changing’ Power of Music

This is the first is a series of stories spotlighting some of the best young musicians from around the world that have arrived in Fayette County for this summer’s Round Top Festival Institute: Music is what feelings sound like, and at the season opening concert for the 54th Annual Round Top Music Summer Festival at Festival Hill on Saturday, June 7, the young artist orchestra was overflowing with emotions. For violinist Julian Leon, a 20-year-old Round Top Music Festival alumnus from Orange County, CA, who is in his third year at the San Fransisco Conservatory of Music, Festival Hill has shown him that the true love of music is a shared passion.
Julian Leon is a 20-year-old from Orange County, California. Photo by Jessica Montez
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