Special Rangers with the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) recovered three heifers that were stolen in Robertson County at the Flatonia auction barn on Monday. Two men from Robertson County were arrested at the auction barn for theft of livestock.

PerfectAttendance: Quinn Besetzny, Brody Brossmann, Bentley Bubela, Raven Demel, Ryker Demel, Emileigh Divin, William Fowlkes Jr., Brielle Goedrich, Dawsyn Guentert, Harper Guentert, Paisley Guentert, Noah Heger, Halli Holub, Grayson Huser, Harper Jensen, Stetson Jensen, Myles Krenek, Tessa Leihardt, Brody Lewis, Penelope Machac, Violet Machac, Adam Reeves, Camden Sheppard, Haven Sheppard, Stetson Surman, Kolsen Venghaus, Kasen Zbranek.

At the October Fair Membership Meeting, Fair President, Michael Zuhn and Pageant Chairman, Shannon Hemmitt, on behalf of the Fayette County Fair Association awarded nearly $10,000 to three area nonprofit organizations. Ten percent of each queen contestant’s total season pass sales is awarded to the queen sponsor.

La Grange Mayor Jan Dockery (left) hosted a breast cancer awareness “pop-up” event at the Fayette Public Library on Wednesday evening, Oct. 15.

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There will be a joint worship service at St. John’s Warrenton at 8:30 a.m.

Here’s more highlights from the October meeting of the La Grange School Board: FFA Presentation Four members of the La Grange ISD FFA organization did a demonstration of their competition presentation for the board on Monday night. The four girls participating in the presentation were Avery Harbers, Kenna Lamza, Kylin Brawley, and Reisy Janca.

In spite of some curveballs from Mother Nature the Memories of Monument Hill lantern-led historical tours went on last Friday and Saturday in front of big crowds. Following a short afternoon shower, Friday’s tours included six historical scenes honoring the heroes buried at Monument Hill as attendees walked around the park led by park staff with lanterns.

RT-C High School is collecting pictures of local veterans for their Wall of Honor, which will be on display for Veterans Day. Email pictures to bvenghaus@rtcisd.net or bring them to Mrs.

Osage was once a thriving community with three churches, two schools, a cotton gin, store and post office. Its residents made their living as plantation owners, farmers, carpenters, blacksmiths, and teachers. There was even a shoemaker, brick mason, gunsmith, well digger and surgeon living at Osage and the area along Harvey’s Creek. There was an Osage Masonic Lodge and a debating club. However, when the railway was laid out several miles to the south, Osage lost much of its population to Weimar.