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The City of La Grange continues to reopen facilities as the city emerges from the cornavirus shutdown. City Manager Shawn Raborn gave an update on the reopenings at the City Council meeting on Monday, June 8.

AMEN Food Pantry in La Grange is announcing the move to the new renovated location on 851 S. Reynolds Street. The official opening date at the new location will be Monday, June 29, at 9 a.m. with the continuing of the drive-thru format. The pantry will cease operation at noon, Monday, June 22, after the drive-thru. All groceries and refrigeration units will be moved on Tuesday, June 23. This will allow the balance of the week to set the new pantry and be ready for business.

Helen Mikus was honored with a birthday parade on Sunday, May 31, in honor of her 95th birthday. Mrs. Mikus was seated in her driveway and many friends and relatives drove past her house to wish her a happy birthday.

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City of La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of May 24-31.

The Black Lives Matter movement has gained massive momentum in working towards equality all around the nation. In an effort to keep that momentum going, La Grange community member Daziah Brown is planning to bring a peaceful protest to town.

The countdown to the annual Fourth of July parade is on. Activities begin at the Round Top Town Square at 10 a.m. The cannon will go off at 10:30 a.m. to signal the start of the parade. Special precautions are being taken to ensure safety and fun for everyone. For more information on upcoming events, checkout the Round Top Chamber of Commerce website at www.roundtopchamber.com.

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The Fayette County Grand Jury was back in session last month after a two-month hiatus due to coronavirus precautions. The grand jury handed down the following 12 indictments on May 14: