To the Editor: Craig Moreau, Emergency Management Director for Fayette County has been a standup guy for us through both Hurricane Harvey aftermath and COVID-19 in 2020. Mr.

Christmas 2022 is past. 2023 has begun.

To the Editor: I first met Craig Moreau after a tornado came through our property. I live outside the Warda community.

To the Editor: Mr. Mueller, your behavior towards Mr.

C APITAL Highlights Massive flight cancellations by Southwest Airlines during the Christmas holiday week are prompting the federal government to look into why thousands of travelers were left stranded across the country, along with huge piles of luggage in airports served by the beleaguered airline. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said his agency would examine what caused Southwest’s widespread cancellations, which began as a massive polar storm gripped much of the country a few days before Christmas.

This week we looked back at some of the most-read stories of 2022 that appeared in the Fayette County Record. Listed below are the top 10. We ranked the stories based on the number of views on our website, fayettecountyrecord.com.

T EXAS History The first test-fire of the Polaris missile on Jan. 10, 1960 was a spectacular success that put the low-profile career of a Texasborn admiral into public orbit.

Executive Director Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter Happy New Year! Whew…2022 was a doozy.

Jan. 5, 1973 Rainfall for 1972 was gauged at 34.17 inches in La Grange.

To the Editor: As I reflect on what the Christmas season means to me, I realize that Christmas is a time of joyful giving and service to others. The advent wreath stresses love, joy, peace, and hope that brings us to the birth of Christ our Savior.