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Giddings 23, La Grange 21

LG Gidd. Rushes-yds 20-42 54-235 Passing yards 160 112 Total yards 202 347 Comp-Att-Int 11-20-1 7-20-0 Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yds 1-5 5-40 Scoring summary First Quarter LA GRANGE – 7:05, Thai Scott 45 yard pass from Clayton Cooper (Taylor Cook kick) Second Quarter GIDDINGS – 10:33, 29 yard field goal by Andres Cardenas LA GRANGE – 3:14, Cooper 2 run (Cook kick) Third Quarter GIDDINGS …

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LG Band Advances to Area Finals

Saturday’s Heritage Fest Kolache Eating Contest Winners

Schulenburg Falls to Weimar in District Football Battle

The Schulenburg Shorthorns fell to Weimar 23-30 in a thriller of a game Friday night. Wildcats led for most of the night in the biggest rivalry game of the year for both teams.

Weimar 30, Schulenburg 23

Rushes-yds 25-124 58-300 Passing yards 143 73 Total yards 267 373 Comp-Att-Int 14-25-0 4-8-0 Fumbles-lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties-Yds 8-66 9-71 Scoring summary First Quarter Sch - Brycen Schramek 27 field goal, 8:42. Wei - Norrell 9 run (Lacina run), :17.

Schulenburg Police Report

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of Sept. 10-16.

All Sauced Up Wins BBQ Showdown

The annual BBQ Showdown benefiting Combined Community Action, Inc, and the Family Crisis Center, in Memory of Judy Hielscher of Winchester, was held at Shorty’s Bar at 8902 FM 153 on Oct.

Dujka Inducted Into Blinn Hall of Honor

The Blinn College District and Blinn College Alumni and Friends Association welcomed six new members of the Blinn College Hall of Honor during a special luncheon Friday, Oct. 6, at the Blinn College-Brenham Campus Student Center.

Senior Connections Upcoming Trips Planned

October is here and has brought Fall with it. We do love having some lower humidity, milder temperatures, and we did get some good rain, for which we are thankful for. The gratitude season is upon us, with the sweet scent of pumpkin spice and cinnamon lingers in the air.

La Grange Volunteer Fire Department Announces Fire Poster Contest Winners

La Grange Volunteer Fire Department presented awards for their annual fire poster contest at La Grange Elementary and Sacred Heart School in La Grange on Friday, Oct. 13.

Marshall Herzik Named St. Rose Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient

On Monday, Oct. 16, the F.I.R.S.T Class Education Awards winners were celebrated at the Haus Venue in Victoria.

Catholic Daughters Donate to Lions Club

REMEMBER WHEN?

Oct. 19-23, 1973 After a six-day rain, total 1973 precipitation gauged in La Grange stood at 50.46 inches.

Fayette County Recognized By DRIP

Fayette County was recently recognized for its participation in the Disaster Risk Infrastructure Program for under Resourced Texas communities (DRIP), a program aimed at helping communities that experience regular flooding to be better prepared.

La Grange Police Report

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of Sept. 24-Oct.

Battery Project Hearing Oct. 26

Fayette County Commissioners Court will consider a property tax abatement proposal for an electric grid battery storage project. The Commissioners Court set a public hearing for Oct.

St. Rose School First Nine Weeks Student Achievements

Perfect Attendance: Bentley Bubela, George Castillo, Emileigh Divin, Mila Garcia, Jenna Guentert, Briley Hartensteiner, Adriana Leihardt, Brody Lewis, Margot Machac, Ashtyn Schaefer, Adam Schramek, Benjamin Sedlar, Nathan Vacek.

Not Dead Yet: Options Emerge for a LG Hospital Reopening

St. Mark’s Medical Center may be closed, but that doesn’t necessarily mean La Grange’s hospital is going to stay that way.

School Board Rules on Library Book Screening And Removal Process

Library books were on the agenda for the La Grange ISD school board’s October meeting Monday. The board, after lengthy discussion, approved their plan for how controversial library books could be screened and removed from school shelves.