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The La Grange City Council met Monday night and discussed the possibility of converting the old Fayette Electric Cooperative Headquarters on N. Washington St.
Flatonia High School Principal Gabriel Adamek and his son AJ traveled to Japan last week to compete in the International Federation of Arm Wrestling Championships. AJ won first place in the left-handed division of the 1921 age bracket for his weight class.
Carmine Night Out will be held Thursday Oct. 1, at 6 p.m. at the Carmine Volunteer Fire Department. The American Legion Post 338 will perform a flag retirement ceremony followed by brief speeches from local officials. Flags are collected year round at the Carmine Museum and Visitor Center, the Village Market, and the Carmine Post Office. Hot dogs, refreshments, and door prizes are provided by Carmine Lions, Carmine VFD, and Carmine Chamber. The event is free and open to the public.
Sports
La Grange High School Cross Country delivered a strong showing at the Tejas Invitational in Giddings on Friday, September 25, 2026 – securing a 2nd place team finish in Varsity Girls, a 6th place team finish in Varsity Boys and eight Top 20 individual finishes.
The La Grange volleyball team won at Tomball West in three sets 25-15, 25-14, 25-20 Tuesday to improve to 5-2 in district play through the first round of 23-4A action. They begin the second round of district play Friday at home against Giddings at 5 p.m.
There’s nobody busier during a Friday night football game for La Grange than Travis Hill. The Leopard senior plays tight end for the surging La Grange football team.
The Fayetteville volleyball team swept Dime Box Friday 25-8, 25-14, 25-11. The Lady Lions are now 18-10 overall.
Lifestyle
Thanks to a host of volunteers, all the materials for Liberty Trees are ready for delivery on Saturday, Oct. 3.
Every year in December, Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS) presents The Holiday Show, a community art exhibition held at the Ross Gallery in Fayetteville. The exhibition celebrates local artists in the community and provides a special opportunity for creatives to showcase their work.
