A Fayetteville woman was injured in a one-vehicle accident near the intersection of SH 71 and Von Minden Road in La Grange Tuesday morning, May 5.

Community swimming pools in Fayette County could stay closed all summer as cities struggle with the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

A photo and sighting of the unusual species of grasshopper featured in Friday’s newspaper was credited to the wrong person. Abigail Joanna of West Point sent us that photo.

The restaurant industry as a whole has taken quite a financial hit during the Covid-19 pandemic. In order to combat some of the hardship, The Texas Restaurant Association created a relief fund to benefit independently owned restaurants throughout the state. More than 10 of our very own La Grange restaurants applied for this grant. The City of La Grange’s Office of Community Development and Tourism wants to make sure they all get fully funded at $5,000 each.

Officers of the busy VFW Auxiliary of Post 5254 voted to hold their March 17 meeting using the Teleconference model directed by the National VFW Auxiliary as a solution to the intrusion of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Some Blinn endowed scholarships are still available and students can apply for more than 200 scholarships with a single application.

La Grange Police cited a local man for marijuana possession last Sunday while investigating a suspicious person knocking on doors.

As graduation approaches, local school districts are taking different tactics to how they plan to host their final celebrations for the Senior Class of 2020.

The sound of clippers buzzing through hair once again spilled out of the doorway at 237 W. Travis Street last Friday, the site of Ken’s Barber Shop on the La Grange Courthouse Square. Inside, barbers Ken Jurecka and Floyd Weishuhn worked on a pair of customers who’ve waited nearly two months for a trim. Another customer waited outside the door.