VFW Post Donates American Flags

On Dec. 2, the Fayette Memorial VFW Post 5254 donated two five foot by eight foot American flags to the La Grange High School. Pictured left to right are John D. Marbuger, Post Commander Andy Kruppa, Glenn E. Altwein, Dick Frenzel, High School Principal John Pineda, and Bobby Connelly.
VFW Post Donates American Flags

Applicants Sought for Chili Cook-Off

Round Top Family Library’s 17th Annual Chili Cook-Off is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 16. Applications are available on the website or at the library. Stay tuned for more details. Contact the Library at (979) 249-2700 for more information, or visit their website at ilovetoread.org.
Applicants Sought for Chili Cook-Off

Giddings ISD Approves One-Time $500 Stipend

Giddings Times & News • A resolution was approved by the Giddings Board of Trustees to provide a one-time, $500 stipend to each full-time, contractual instructional staff member who provides both in-person and remote instruction or educational services to students. The employees eligible to receive payment are teachers, counselors, nurses, librarians, social workers, diagnosticians, occupational therapists, and speech/ language pathologists.
Giddings ISD Approves One-Time $500 Stipend

Kovars Welcome New Grandson

Kaleb Samuel Kuskie was born on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 1:06 p.m. to Kyle and Stacey Kovar Kuskie of Richmond. He weighed six pounds, 13 ounces and was 20 inches long. His grandparents are Erwin and Betty Kovar of Fayetteville and Kendall and Mary Jo Kuskie of Denton. Great-grandmothers are Ellen Vasek of Columbus and Darlene Kuskie of Grant, Nebraska.

LG Fire Department Dedicates Their New Engine To Service

On Tuesday, December 8, 2020, the La Grange Fire Department dedicated their new engine for service to the community. La Grange Fire Department is a volunteer organization with 32 active firefighters serving the City of La Grange and parts of Fayette County.
The members of the La Grange Fire Department tour, left, and then pose, right, by the new fire truck.

Flatonia Council Addresses Number of Issues

The Flatonia City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to purchase 1.37 acres of property along US Highway 90 on the east side of town. The property will be used to connect two City Parks – McWhirter Park and 7 Acre Park.
Flatonia City Council held a meeting before a mostly-empty Council chamber Tuesday night, Dec. 9. Pictured (from left) are Councilwoman Catherine Steinhauser, Councilwoman Ginny Sears, Councilman Dennis Geesaman, Councilman Allen Kocian, Mayor Bryan Milson and Councilman Mark Eversole. Photo by Andy Behlen

PD Looking for Racers

La Grange Police are looking for two vehicles that were reportedly drag racing in town Sunday afternoon. According to a report from La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath, Officer Mitchell Maxwell responded to a call reporting two vehicles racing on South Main Street around 1:45 p.m.

Renter Refuses to Leave

A La Grange man refused to leave the room he was renting after the homeowner kicked him out, so police took him to jail instead. According to a report from La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath, a resident called police just before 9 a.m.
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