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The Fayette County Record

Control Your Dogs

2 years ago By Bobby J. Sellers La Grange
To the Editor: This letter is written based on concerns I have about walking/jogging/bike riding. First of all, please correct me if I’m wrong, but do private citizens have free access to safely walk/jog/bike ride on public roads? I think so, as long as you do not trespass on one’s private property.

Thank You

2 years ago By Jesse Lednicky La Grange Salvation Army
To the Editor: On behalf of the Salvation Army of La Grange I would like to extend our gratitude to the citizens of Fayette County and all who contributed to the Red Kettle campaign this year. It was a huge success.

Dark Nights

2 years ago By Babette Fraser Hale
We notice the shortening of days with a kind of shock when we lose daylight savings time in November. Suddenly the Solstice arrives, Robert Frost’s “darkest evening of the year.” And later that week comes Christmas with its enduring symbol, the Star of Bethlehem.
Dark Nights

Blinn Classes A Bargain for Ranchers

2 years ago By David E. Will
Many of you know that I teach continuing education classes at Blinn College in Schulenburg. I enjoy teaching and meeting many good folks who want to learn. I strongly believe that to teach is to touch a life forever. For the spring semester at Blinn I am trying a few new classes and all of them have benefits for ranchers.
Blinn Classes A Bargain for Ranchers

Legal Groups Sue To Stop New Immigration Law

2 years ago By Gary Borders

The ink was barely dry on a law signed by Gov. Greg Abbott that makes unauthorized entry into the United States a state crime before a lawsuit was filed by civil rights groups and El Paso County challenging its constitutionality. The Austin American-Statesman reported the suit was filed in an Austin federal court by the ACLU and two immigrant advocacy groups on behalf of the county.

Legal Groups Sue To Stop New Immigration Law

Happy Holidays

2 years ago By Margo Johnson
Bells are ringing, choirs are singing, credit card machines are zinging, lights are blinking, fingers are dancing, feet are rushing, minds are darting, and I’m sitting in my living room resting. Yep, it’s the December holiday season, when I pull out the stops of cheerfulness, spending, and exhaustive searching for perfect presents that will be regifted and probably regifted again.
Happy Holidays

Fayetteville Council Made the Right Choice

2 years ago By Tom Hill Fayetteville
To the Editor: Pat Johnson’s letter in the previous issue of The Record takes issue with Fayetteville City Council’s unanimous decision to permit dismantling and reconstruction of the old E.J. Knesek building as a Community Center and Performance Theater to serve the city and surrounding area.
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