United Evangelical Lutheran Church, located at 2038 FM 3171, Schulenburg, will host a Disaster Response Preparedness Training Saturday, Aug. 29 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. A light lunch will be provided. For everyone this is very practical basic training. Topics covered will be: What is the definition of a disaster? Family Preparedness: is your home ready? Congregational Preparedness: how prepared is your building and your members? There will be plenty of time for Q&A. Contact Pastor Lemae Higgs or leave a message of how many will attend at (979) 247-4151.
The La Grange City Council voted unanimously Monday night to authorize city staff to submit an application for a downtown revitalization grant. The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA), which administers the downtown revitalization grant program, already earmarked up to $1 million for the La Grange project.
La Grange’s Randolph Recreation Center will begin offering a Friday day camp. The camp will provide activities for La Grange ISD students on the Fridays when school is closed.
The La Grange City Council approved a $1.06 million budget for the City’s economic development corporation (EDC) Monday night. A few of the big-ticket items in the EDC’s budget for the coming fiscal year include $200,000 to rebuild the public parking lot on S.
La Grange High School’s Mighty Leopard Band is jumping head-first back into practices for their upcoming season, rehearsing eight hours a week after school to prepare for their show called “Embracing Life.” “It follows the journey of a young woman battling depression as she searches for hope in overwhelming darkness,” said Head Band Director Chris Cooper. “Guided by friends who have overcome their own darkness, she learns that healing isn’t about escaping it, but about finding the strength to move through it and ultimately embrace life.”
The La Grange football team is going to score points. With nine returning offensive starters back from a team that averaged 31.5 points per game last year there was little doubt about the Leps’ offensive potential coming into this season.
The La Grange High School cross country program had a productive day at the Smithville Invitational, held at McMahan Ranch on Aug. 21, with the varsity girls team posting a runner-up finish and several Leopards turning in personal-best efforts across the girls and boys races.
The La Grange volleyball team lost at East Bernard Tuesday in four sets 25-20, 14-25, 25-15, 25-16. Avery Griffin and Brion Williams had eight kills for La Grange, Campbell Cooper had six and Gabby Hollek had five.
A new local music group, “Strykly Country” will debut at Freyburg Hall Saturday, August 29 with music from 8 -11:30 p.m. Schulenburg’s longtime musicians, Bruce Lebeda, Dennis Stryk, and Mike “Bubba” Olle have been performing music for decades.