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Weimar’s Walk Across Texas teams logged a staggering 20,624.62 miles in eight weeks this year. Friends of the Weimar Public Library sponsors the Walk Across Texas program to promote physical activity and a healthier lifestyle.

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The Landa Family Education Foundation congratulates the Clark Scholarship recipient from the class of 2025, Emmrie Marx. The Landa Family Education Foundation is pleased to partner with the Stanzel Family Foundation in administering the Clark Scholarship.

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of May 11-17. Assault On May 14, Officer Jeffrey Whited was dispatched to the 1000 block of Hillje to meet with a complainant regarding an assault.

The Fayette County Community Theatre (FCCT) will present “Agnes of God” on June 27, 28, and 29 at the Historic Casino Hall in La Grange, Texas. Written by John Pielmeier, this dramatic mystery is thought-provoking, challenges beliefs, and asks where does faith end and reason begin? The heart of the story is three women each confronting their own truths in the aftermath of an unthinkable event. As the lines between psychology, spirituality, and morality blur, Agnes of God invites the audience to wrestle with big questions about innocence, guilt, and the nature of miracles. This production stars local talent Ellen Hardin, Heather Barthelme, and Emily Hudson. In these roles, the actresses are challenged to portray each of their character’s emotional layers and intellectual depth. This play is recommended for mature audiences. “When I first encountered Agnes of God, I was struck by its haunting script,” comments Director Julie Couch.

This week the mobile phone company T-Mobile announced a $50,000 grant to the Fayette County Fair Association to help build the new food court at the Fayette County Fairgrounds. T-Mobile’s “Hometown Grant” program has now given away nearly $18 million in funding to 400 communities since launching the program in 2021.

To find oneself, one must live with intent, and if you are Isabella Drumm, you have already discovered your intent at the young age of 19 at this year’s Round Top Music Festival. Drumm, from Las Vegas, NV, has so much passion and conviction for such a young age, it’s no wonder she plays the largest instrument in the string family, the double bass.

On Sunday, June 22, the members of the Reformed Episcopal mission parish of St Barnabas’s Anglican Church, 237 West Austin Street, Bellville, will observe (transferred from the actual day for honouring Barnabas, June 11) their annual picnic on the grounds after their weekly service of Holy Communion.

Central Texas Food Bank Conference Held.