Umbrellas were the must-have accessory Sunday in Round Top as a downpour lasted the entire length of the parade. Photo by Jeff Wick The rain didn’t seem to bother the state championship Fayetteville Lion baseball team in this float..

The Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports that Officers responded to 55 calls for service during the week of June 19 through June 25. On June 19, Officer Gindler responded to I-10 east bound exit ramp on a suicidal subject.

Top, left: a delicious plate of fried chicken, stew, and trimmings from the St. John 4th of July Picnic.

July 2-6, 1971 A 43-year-old man, who was being sought following a double pistol slaying in Bellville early Tuesday morning, let his hostage go near Fayetteville before fleeing the area. As arresting officers approached the suspect on a highway near Refugio, he wounded himself in the head.

Hermann Sons Hermann Sons Life Rutersville No. 152 will meet on Wednesday, July 7 for their regular meeting at 7 p.m.

It Was a Wet, But Festive, July 4th Weekend Here.

Unemployment numbers in Fayette County fell in May following a months-long rise to levels not seen in a decade. The unemployment rate in Fayette County for May was 4.6 percent.

La Grange Police arrested a local man for drunk driving following a crash on Friday, June 25. According to a crash report filed by La Grange Officer John Wostarek, the incident occured around 12:15 a.m.

Perfection – that’s what Jeehoon Kim came to Round Top Festival Institute for this summer. It’s an elusive goal, but the South Korean-born oboe player from Los Angeles says it’s what keeps him focused.

Don’t know what to do with the kids at “cousin camp”? Looking for just the right “grunt call”? Last week all those questions were answered at Second Chance Emporium. First, the “grunt call.” Ten-year-old Clayton Thomas of Columbus is a hunter.