Date Night Leads to Beekeeping Hobby

What started as a fun date night idea six years ago for Paul and Kelli Biles of Warda has turned into a hobby of beekeeping. The Biles thought they would have a fun date night by attending Round Rock Honey, a company that introduces people to beekeeping. Speaking with Kelli Biles, she said, “It was fascinating. You get to suit up and it’s very much a hands-on class.”
Date Night Leads to Beekeeping Hobby

Part of $1.5 Million Grant to Aid LG’s Bluebonnet Trails

Texas A&M University College of Nursing researchers are working with rural health care providers to increase access to quality care in Central Texas. These collaborative partnerships will integrate behavioral health and primary care services in rural health clinics to enhance patient care while providing education and training opportunities for future nurse leaders.

La Grange Roadrunners Gather for Brown Bag Social

Some La Grange Roadrunners gathered together for a brown bag social this past weekend. The group has not been out and about since the first week of March. Members noted it felt great to be able to get together and be able to bring each one up on what each has been doing for the past three months.

Winedale Hosting Virtual Lunch & Learn

Winedale is hosting a virtual lunch and learn on July 7 at 11 a.m. with Dr. James Kearney, entitled “The Forty-Eighters on Possum Creek; A Texas Civil War Story.” Please send an email to Tricia.Blakistone@austin.utexas.edu for the meeting link if you would like to participate.
Winedale Hosting Virtual Lunch & Learn

Marcus Seger Wins Contest

St. Rose seventh grade student Marcus Seger was the winner of the local Patriot’s Pen Contest and then went on to win third place in district, receiving another $100 award. Pictured from left are James Brossmann of the VFW and Marcus Seger.
Marcus Seger Wins Contest

La Grange Athletes of the Year Presented with their Trophies

The Billy Mike and Bobbie Jean Roberts Male and Female Athlete of the Year awards were announced earlier this year online (rather than at a sports banquet) because of coronavirus precautions. Just recently, the winners of the award, Marcus Darden II and Mikaylee Supak (above) actually got to see the huge trophies that will bear their names alongside the other previous years’ winners of the award.
La Grange Athletes of the Year Presented with their Trophies
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