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  • Ms. Bennie Lou Liere and left to right Habitat volunteers Steve Hardin, Matt Holdeman, and Doug Elliott.

    Habitat Answers the Call for Schulenburg Senior

    Fayette County Habitat for Humanity is celebrating the completion of an Aging in Place project for Ms.

  • Willie and Dot Kana celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary with a party Tuesday at Monument Hill Nursing Center. Photo by Jeff Wick

    A LOVE STORY – 75 Years in the Making

    In a colorfully-decorated meeting room at Monument Hill Nursing Center Tuesday in La Grange, a steady stream of well-wishers came to congratulate Willie and Dot Kana.

  • St. Mark’s Hospital closed in 2023 following years of financial struggles. St. Mark’s was unable to pay the mortgage, which was backed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

    The Silence About La Grange Hospital Opening Is Deafening

    The doors to the La Grange hospital remain closed almost a year after a Mississippi- based company took it over with plans for a quick reopening.

  • Girl Scout Troop 32077 of La Grange used cookie earnings to travel to the Waco area over spring break this year to enjoy the Safari Park Wildlife Center, Dinosaur Valley State Park, the Cameron Park Zoo, and the Dr. Pepper Museum.

    If LG Girl Scouts Save Hut Membership Woes Still Linger

    As the legal process to preserve The Hut for the local Girl Scouts continues (see stories in both issues of the Record last week), troop leaders are looking ahead at the future of the organization

  • The front of Round Top-Carmine High School. They have a gym from the 1940s and no track.

    Round Top-Carmine Considering Calling Bond Election for School Improvements

    The first of a series of community meetings over a possible bond for Round Top-Carmine ISD took place on Tuesday, Aug. 4.

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    On Drone Use & Other Fishing Regulations

    On Drone Use & Other Fishing Regulations
    It’s been a few weeks since I last went fishing at the coast. Naturally, I find my thoughts wandering to the salt.

    Sheriff Leap-Frogs Co. Judge as Highest Paid Elected Official Here

    Fayette County published a public notice about elected officials salaries for next year on page C3 of today’s newspaper. Notably, the Sheriff Keith Korenek’s salary will jump ahead of the County Judge’s salary for the first time, at least in recent memory.

    ‘I Woke Up With Three Weapons Drawn on Me’

    A man from the Fayetteville area spoke out against local law enforcement cooperating with ICE at the La Grange City Council meeting Monday night, Aug. 10.

    A LOVE STORY – 75 Years in the Making

    Willie and Dot Kana celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary with a party Tuesday at Monument Hill Nursing Center. Photo by Jeff Wick
    In a colorfully-decorated meeting room at Monument Hill Nursing Center Tuesday in La Grange, a steady stream of well-wishers came to congratulate Willie and Dot Kana. “We made it,” smiled Dot, 94, as she put her arm around Willie, 98, as he sat in a wheel chair.

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    Strong Opening Night for Local Volleyball Teams

    La Grange’s Kyndal Brawley, left, and Avery Griffin, right, jump to try to block a Weimar hit in Tuesday’s win. Photo by Jeff Wick
    The La Grange volleyball team defeated Weimar in five sets Tuesday in the season opener for both teams. Weimar won the first and fourth sets 25-13 and 25-22, while La Grange won the second and third sets 25-13, 25-20, before the Lady Leps grabbed the fifth and final set 15-12.

    Leps Scrimmage at El Campo Friday

    The La Grange football team will get its first chance to hit someone else this Friday as the team goes to El Campo for a scrimmage. The Leps will then host Franklin Thursday Aug.

    Lady Horns on Parade

    The members of the Schulenburg volleyball team were state semifinalists a year ago, and the members of that team were honored as co-parade marshals (along with Uncle Sam) in the Schulenburg Festival parade earlier this month. The Lady Horns open their 2026 season Tuesday at Sealy. Photo by Andy Behlen
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    La Grange Ready to Start Volleyball Season This Week

    The members of the La Grange varsity volleyball team are, left to right, kneeling Brion Williams, Kyndal Brawley, Gabby Hollek and Brooklyn Barber. Standing, Ashtyn Smith, Hannah Gross, Jace Baptiste, Avery Griffin, Haedyn Cooper, Campbell Cooper, Mriyah Holmes, and Paige Michalke. Photo by Jeff Wick
    Tuesday marks the start of a new volleyball season for La Grange as the Lady Leps host Weimar in the season opener for both teams at 5:30 p.m. The La Grange volleyball girls have their third different coach in as many years.
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    Registration for Free Art After School Program Now Open

    Artwork made in the Art After School program on display at the ARTS Ross Gallery.
    Arts for Rural Texas is excited to announce that registration for the fall semester of Art After School is now open. Don’t miss out on the fun and enroll today.

    171st Annual Praha Picnic this Saturday

    All roads lead to Praha this Saturday for the 171st Annual Praha Picnic at The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church. Record File Photo
    All roads lead to Praha this Saturday, August 15, for the 171st Annual Prazska Pout, or Praha Picnic. Thousands are expected to descend upon The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in tiny Praha for a full day of fellowship and entertainment.

    Roscher Earns Master’s Degree from Sam Houston State University

    Abigail Anne Roscher
    Abigail Anne Roscher graduated from Sam Houston State University on Aug. 1, The ceremony was held on the Sam Houston State University campus in the Bernard G.

    La Grange’s Hernandez Earns Blinn Nursing Degree

    Mariel Hernandez
    The Blinn College District recently celebrated 26 licensed vocational nurses (LVN) and 12 paramedics who completed either Blinn’s LVN-Transition or Paramedic-to-RN Transition pathway to earn their Associate of Applied Science in Nursing.Among the graduates were Mariel Hernandez of La Grange. She is the daughter of Adolfo Hernandez and Patricia Hernandez. Mariel is a 2017 La Grange High School graduate. Blinn’s 60-credithour LVN-Transition and Paramedic-to-RN Transition pathways are accelerated programs that allow LVNs and paramedics to build upon their extensive medical training and experience to become registered nurses.
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