To The Editor: Mr. Mikus’s letter published in the FC Record Friday, May 27 is another baseless rant against Republicans.

To The Editor: John W. Mikus insults 80% of Fayette County, every time he submits a letter to the Fayette County Record, in my opinion.

To The Editor: I was truly saddened by the Mikus letter in the FCR last issue. It is absolutely sickening to me that people feel compelled to politicize horrific events.

To The Editor: Congratulations to The Fayette County Record for the awards won in newspaper journalism. Writers have always been my heroes.

Spanish authorities banished Father Juan Manuel Zambrano from provincial Texas on May 31, 1814, but the combative priest stood his ground and forced his earthly opponents to rescind the order. Gov.

I lived in La Grange all of my life until I made the move to Austin to attend the University of Texas. As a student at UT, I’ve become acclimated to a very simple question: “Where are you from?”

Firefighters are looking to the skies for much-needed rain this week as crews continue battling wildfires across the state. Fires reported Sunday by the Texas A&M Forest Service were being fought in Brown, Taylor, Wilbarger, Llano, Schleicher and San Saba counties.

We’ve been noticing a lot of grasshoppers at our place in Cozy Corner. Most of them are small right now. But soon they will grow along with their appetites for the delicious veggies we are trying to grow in the garden.

To The Editor: Judge Weber, sir, I ask that you and Commissioner’s Court immediately convene to look at the hardening of the schools in Fayette County due to the tragedy in Uvalde. We must take this seriously and take proactive approaches to ensure the protections of our students, teachers and other employees of the schools in Fayette County.

To The Editor: Last week, Fayette County Republican Party Chairwoman Deborah Frank posed a question in a letter to The Fayette County Record. Mrs.