Muldoon Couple Trades Summer Heat for Arctic Adventure
M Tim and Christine Seubert got tired of the August/September heat in Muldoon and journeyed to Greenland and the high Canadian Arctic. They were able to visit four remote native Inuit villages along the west coast of Greenland, hike to the Ilulissat glacial fjord and up Sisimiut Mountain, and explore several wilderness islands along the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic.
410-Year-Old Hymnal Donated to Czech Center
The Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center is honored to announce the receipt of a truly extraordinary artifact: a Brethren hymnal, or Kancional, printed in 1615 and donated by Barbara Jecmenek Gaston on September 13, 2025. This rare volume is a symbol of faith, perseverance, and cultural continuity across generations and continents.
For the Record
Stray Gathering Cowboy Church, located at 211 West FM 2237 in Muldoon, will be having their Fall Roundup on Saturday, Oct. 4 starting at 10 a.m. There will be games for the kids, a Bouncy House, Cake/Dessert Walk, and 50/50 Raffle. A silent auction will be held all day till 3 p.m. The live auction will take place from 1-4 p.m. This year there will be vintage items along with fantastic items in the auction. There will be a Kid Bucket Raffle as well. Brisket, salads, dessert, and a drink will be served for $12. Kids under 12 eat free. Heifer raffle tickets will continue to be sold for $20. Drawing for the raffle winner will be held during the auction.
Trail Ride/Concert Fallout Continues; Teen Who Was Shot, Killed Identified
Longtime Officer Called Event Worst Experience of His Law Enforcement Career; Two City Blocks Worth of Shattered Glass from Car Break-Ins The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office identified the young man who died after a shooting at the trail ride near Nechanitz on Sunday as 19-year-old Andrew Dewayne Webb Jr. of Houston.
Officials Say Real Deal Reunion No Longer Welcome
The recent mass gathering held in the Nechanitz area violated both the Texas Department of State Health Service’s regulations and the county’s permitting process according to county officials. “After last year’s gathering, the County implemented a mass gathering permit process to ensure that future events operated in a safe manner.
