Sept. 4-11, 1970 An old, narrow wooden bridge over Beefhead Ditch on E.

I’ve had such a large number of reader suggested topics that I have to empty the inbox. The first topic is suggested by Shiloh, a third grader at Hermes, and he asked what causes clouds to become grey.

The Fayette County Grand Jury handed down 20 felony indictments on Aug. 13.

Are Talking About A look at what’s making news just over the county line. Giddings Times & News • Sgt.

There was lots of excitement on Wednesday night while looking for the owner of some cattle that were out on a country road. After a good neighbor pushed them down the road and into a pasture, phone calls were made to try and determine the owner of the cattle.

The Blood Drive held on Aug. 23 at Martin Luther Lutheran Church was a successful drive with credit for 22 units. There was a very good turnout and the leaders appreciate all who made appointments and gave blood. It was sponsored in conjunction with Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Round Top.

To the Editor: Recently in The Fayette County Record there was mention of the solar farm’s approval tax abatement for Fayette County. There is considerable discussion as to the construction of this solar farm, but one hears little concerning this farm with COVID-19, USPS and upcoming presidential election in the forefront of any discussion.

To the Editor: Honestly, when I read about political signs being stolen around Fayette County in the FCR, I did not believe it, it’s so petty and small, I didn’t think any of my neighbors would engage in this behavior, but last weekend, while I was in Houston, three Biden lawn signs were stolen from in front of my garage. I am on Highway 237 and pretty visible but someone had to walk up to my property to get to the signs and this is disturbing.

To the Editor: Recent letters by former Democrat party chairs decried debate on universal voting by mail. Republicans are not opposed to absentee voting.

As a kid I had one outstanding talent: Nail Biting. We are talking Major League ability.