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Tri-County Co-op Ministries Move Back To In-Church Worship Services

The Rev. Herb Beyer, lead pastor for the congregations of the Tri-County Cooperative Ministries, ELCA in consultation with church leaders, announced that all their member congregations are transitioning to “in church” worship services.

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More Masks Available

The Schulenburg native who recently donated nearly 50,000 face masks to nursing homes and first responders in the area has a few more masks left over.

Drug Arrest Made Saturday In Flatonia

On Saturday, June 6, Deputy Olvera conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for a speed violation on Hwy. 95 at Starry Road in Flatonia.

REMEMBER WHEN?

June 5, 1970

Coronavirus Updates

The number of total coronavirus cases in Fayette County has risen by two since late last week to 38. That number includes 17 active cases, 19 recoveries and two deaths.

‘We’re Tired of Being Hurt’

The protest movement that swept across the nation in recent weeks following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis came to Fayette County last week.

Joe Nichols to Headline Fayette Co. Fair

The organizers of The Fayette County Fair are moving forward with plans for this year’s fair Labor Day weekend, while acknowledging that because of coronavirus concerns, “we have been working with our county officials and are prepared to do what they ask of us,” said Fayette County Fair President Michael Zuhn.

Flatonia Truck Struck, Totaled in Interstate Pileup

Wednesday evening, a series of accidents on Interstate 10 left several 18-wheelers jack-knifed and totaled one Flatonia fire truck that responded to the scene.

EMS Details Budget Requests

Fayette County EMS presented its budget requests for next year to the Fayette County Commissioners at a special budget workshop meeting on Thursday, June 4.

The Hog Song & The John Deere Polka

We occasionally receive anonymous letters, and some are quite good, but the editorial staff at the Record believes that people should own their opinions if they wish to voice them on the pages of our newspaper. So we have a policy against printing anonymous letters to the editor.

Proclamation Allows More Services, Activities To Resume

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on May 26 issued a proclamation giving the green light to more services and activities in a second phase of the state’s plan to reopen from mandatory pandemic closures.