The Fayetteville Brethren Church at 1022 Kramr Rd. will have parking lot worship services on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 10 a.m. Holy Communion will be observed and services will be led by Rev. Mike Groseclose. Everyone is to stay in their cars. There will be no in-person services until further notice.

The Ellinger Sewer and Water Supply Corporation held its regular monthly meeting on Monday, Oct. 12, at the Ellinger Fire Station. Greg Hunger, president, called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. with all board members in attendance. Minutes from the September regular monthly meeting and those from the special/workshop meeting held Sept. 26 were approved.

What the Neighbors Are Talking About A look at what's making news just over the county line. Giddings Times & News • Amber Flowers, 34 of Lincoln, was sentenced on four counts in the Lee County District Court on Sept.

To the Editor: After reading the recent Letter to the Editor, “Not All Fayetteville Residents Hate Trucks,” I was a bit surprised with the words I read from a supposed longtime resident of Fayetteville who recalls how great our small town was in the 70’s. After much thought I realized that I cannot fault them for not knowing the facts, since the original article (“Fayetteville Residents Fed Up with 18-Wheeler Traffic”) did not depict the entire story or big picture.

To the Editor: Some of your readers seem to be having a problem with Jesus Christ and if he was perfect. Jesus Christ was absolutely perfect, is absolutely perfect, and always will be absolutely perfect.

To the Editor: Regarding the article “Fayetteville Residents Fed Up With 18-Wheeler Traffic” that quotes Roger Parker... the article misses the mark.

To the Editor: This quote is from the Bible and comes from John 8:13, however, it has often been used through the years in historical ways to prove a point. Truth in history has always been important to teachers.

To the Editor: As part of the Cuero Chain Crew at last Friday’s game, I feel it is important to bring to your attention the outstanding conduct and sportsmanship of the La Grange football team, trainers and coaching staff. During this entire game, the respect shown to the chain crew, to the members of the Cuero team and their coaches and to the officials was outstanding.

The daughter of a long dead and all but forgotten hero of the Texas Revolution unveiled a statue of her tragic father at a Galveston intersection on Oct. 20, 1938.

“For the whole law is fulfilled in one word: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’” (Galatians 5:14) We live in a divided nation, and that division continues to grow as we draw closer to the election. No matter what happens in November, your neighbor will continue to be your neighbor.