KJZT Society Hears from LG Mayor, Donates to SHS

On May 19, the second quarterly social of KJZT Family Life, Society No. 31 St. Frances of Rome of La Grange was held at 4:30 p.m. in the Immaculate Heart Room at Sacred Heart Church. President Elizabeth Kallus led opening prayers and the Pledge to the U.S. Flag.
KJZT Family Life Society No. 31 members presented Sacred Heart Catholic School Principal La- Donna Voelkel a check from the KJZT State Offi ce that represented the 50% Matching funds from the plant wheel booth that Society No. 31 sponsored at the recent Sacred Heart Catholic School Spring Festival. Presenting the check on May 19 from left, standing, Phyllis Chavarria, President Elizabeth Kallus, Vice President Nicole Vasut, Treasurer Barbara Eilert, and Doris Lidiak; seated, Rose Recek, Principal LaDonna Vo

La Grange Police Officers Respond to Assault Call

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of April 27-May 4 . Assault On May 3, Officer Brett Meinardus was dispatched to a disturbance between mother and subject in the 1600 block of N.
	La Grange Police Officers Respond to Assault Call

FOR THE RECORD

Holiday Schedule La Grange City offices will be closed on Monday, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. Waste Management will be working their normal garbage and recycling schedule. For more information, visit www.cityoflg.com, City of La Grange’s Facebook page, or call (979) 968-3127.

Tomato Fest is This Weekend in Ellinger

It’s that time of year again: The Ellinger Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to come out and celebrate the 88th Annual Historical Tomato Festival, running Friday, May 23 through Sunday, May 25. This beloved local tradition promises a lively three-day weekend packed with flavor, fun, and tomatothemed festivities—blending small-town charm with genuine Texas hospitality for the whole family to enjoy.
Tomato Fest is This Weekend in Ellinger

Dozen People Found Smuggled in Hollowed-Out Hay Bales

Fayette County Sheriff’s deputies caught a dozen undocumented individuals who were being smuggled inside some hollowed-out hay bales on Interstate 10 Tuesday afternoon. Sheriff Keith Korenek reports that on May 20, Fayette County Drug Interdiction Sgt.
Dozen People Found Smuggled in Hollowed-Out Hay Bales

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DOPTABLE Simon and Theodore came to us as strays. They were terrified but have made a lot of progress since coming.
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